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Rob Cameron and Dale Michalk

"Pro ASP.NET 3.5 Server Controls and AJAX Components"


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Mapping Device Adapters
Now that we have created our mobile server control and device adapters, it is time to modify a
configuration file so that the ASP.NET runtime can select the correct device adapter to render
the mobile control.
We can inherit from the machine.config file and create a new device mapping in the
web.config file, or we can modify the machine.config file. The section of the configuration file
we need to customize is the element. For a given device target, we need to
map the mobile control to a device adapter. Here is the syntax to map a mobile server control
to a device adapter:

If the assembly is registered in the GAC, you can omit the assembly name.


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