WebExpress

WebExpress is a lightweight web server optimized for use in low-performance environments (e.g. Rasperry PI). By providing a powerful plugin system and a comprehensive API, web applications can be easily and quickly integrated into a .net language (e.g. C#). Some advantages of WebExpress are:

• It is easy to use.
• It offers a variety of features and tools that can help you build and manage your website.
• It is fast and efficient and can help you save time and money.
• It is flexible and can be customized to meet your specific requirements.

The WebExpress family includes the following projects:

• WebExpress - The web server for WebExpress applications and the documentation.
• WebExpress.WebCore - The core for WebExpress applications.
• WebExpress.WebUI - Common templates and controls for WebExpress applications.
• WebExpress.WebIndex - Reverse index for WebExpress applications.
• WebExpress.WebApp - Business application template for WebExpress applications.

WebExpress is part of the WebExpress family. The project provides a web server for WebExpress applications.

To get started with WebExpress, use the following links.

• installation guide
• development guide

Tutorial

This tutorial guides you through demonstrating the UI elements of a WebExpress application. Learn how to effectively use the templates and controls provided by the WebExpress.WebUI project.

Prerequisites

• Create a WebExpress application after the WebApp tutorial but name it WebExpress.Tutorial.WebUI.

Compile and register in WebExpress

• Compile the solution as a release. To do this, open the command line or terminal in the solution directory and run the following command:

  dotnet build --configuration Release

  This command compiles the solution in release mode. You can find the compiled files in the bin/Release directory of your project.

• Run the solution by starting the WebApp.App project.

  cd WebApp.App\bin\Release\net9.0
  dotnet run --project ../../../WebApp.App.csproj

• After compiling, there should be a file with the .wxp extension in the pkg/Release directory. This file do you need in WebExpress.

Try the application

• Check the result by calling up the following URL in the browser: http://localhost/webui

Good luck building stunning web applications with WebExpress!

Tags

#WebExpress #WebServer #WebCore #WebUI #Tutorial #DotNet