TaskVision is a sample smart client task management application built using the Windows Forms classes of the Microsoft .NET Framework—an integral Windows component that supports building and running the next generation of applications and XML Web services. TaskVision allows authenticated users to view, modify, and add projects and tasks that are shared with other users. It may be used in any number of scenarios, from bug tracking to managing work orders or customer service requests. Its primary purpose is to provide quality, sample source code to developers interested in building smart client applications and XML Web services using the .NET Framework.

This white paper discusses TaskVision in depth and provides insight into its architecture from the perspective of those who developed the solution. In addition, this document explains how TaskVision can be used as a template for building smart client applications by examining many of the key application features and the technology used to implement them.

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