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.DWP vs .WEBPART


This question has come up a bit so I thought I would make a comment ...


"During the time of adding a new webpart, iam seeing .dwp for some webparts and .webpart for some webparts as extension. What is the difference between these two?" 


The differance here is that one is a SharePoint webpart and the other is a .NET web part.


The .dwp is a SharePoint web part. This would be one like the Content Editor.


The .webpart is a .NET framework.


The primary differances are that the SharePoint webparts are built with backwards compatibility and more functionality in the web parts communitcation area. If you needed a web part that worked in WSS 2.0 and WSS 3.0, this would be your guy.


The later is one that most likely originated in Visual Studio.

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