Winform to Wisej Migration Grid component issue

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Hi Wisej Team,

We want to transform Winform to Wisej Application, and we have tried the tutorial which is available on your website Winform to Wisej Migration White Paper.
However, there seems to be an issue we are facing in this migration. When the migration from Winform is completed to Wisej, everything is converted and application seems to be working with all the functionalities except the Grid component.

The Grid component is not fully working as intended. The Grid is populated from data source and data is also available in the Grid component but it is not visible in Wisej application. However, when I double click the cell of the Grid, I can see that the data is available in the Grid.

This is exact migration form Winform to Wisej, and the same thing is working perfectly fine in Winform. However, there are some properties which are not supported in Wisej so I have to disable that as it was also suggested in the tutorial.

Please find enclosed screenshot for your reference.

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Looks like you have a white fore color on white background. Can you post the code?

  • Ammad Ahmed
    Hello Luca, Thank you very much for your reply. I have found the solution for this one. I also thought that ForeColor is white, so before posting here I tried changing the forecolour but it couldn’t seem to work. However, in the end, the issue was that the assembly for my Debug builds application via Visual Studio was in the wrong folder thus Wisej couldn’t start the application with a new build. As an example, when I use Visual Studio and perform debug build for my code, then the new assemblies are loaded in the folder bin/Debug. However, when Wisej runs the application, it looks for the assemblies in the folder bin/, and there I already have the old assemblies copied. Can you also please guide me on how can I solve this issue? Which file consists of the information for start process to look for assemblies in Wisej?
  • Luca (ITG)
    Wisej doesn’t look for assemblies. That’s standard .NET. For web apps it’s always /bin.
  • Ammad Ahmed
    Thank you very much for your assistance.
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