1. Drag a WebFigureControl from the Microsoft^® Visual Studio^® Toolbox to an ASPX page in design mode. This automatically adds a reference to WebFigureService to your Web site.

2. Edit the code behind the site to attach the figure to the control, as follows:

   WebFigure webFigure = 
              new WebFigure(deployment.getWebFigure());
   WebFigureControl1.WebFigure = webFigure;
   

1. Drag a WebFigureControl from the Microsoft Visual Studio Toolbox onto an ASPX page in design mode.

2. Edit the Properties for this figure to point it to a Web site that has webfigureservice installed and that has attached a WebFigure to the cache. This can either be done using code as shown below or by using the Properties window in the designer.

   //This is the name that was used on the server 
   // when attaching the WebFigure
   WebFigureControl1.Name = "UserPlot";
   
   //By not setting this value it will try and use 
   // the current web site for all redirection calls
   WebFigureControl1.Root = "";
   
   //If you didn't set this or if it was set to unknown 
   // this would instruct the WebFigureService to look 
   // through the diferent caches for a WebFigure with 
   // this specific name.
   WebFigureControl1.Scope = WebFigureAttachType.session;
   

This example is very similar to what you can find in Deploying a MATLAB Figure Over the Web Using WebFigures, but this example also uses the DAO. The middle tier code in Hosting a .NET DAO with ASPX is repeated here:

WebFigure webFigure = new WebFigure(deployment.getWebFigure());

//First we attach the webfigure to one of ASP.NET's caches, 
// in this case, the session cache
Session["SessionStateWebFigure"] = webFigure;

//Now we use a WebFigure Utility to get an HTML 
//  String that will display this figure, Notice 
//  how we reference the name we used when attaching 
// it to the cache and we indicate 
//  that the Attach type is session.
String localEmbedString =
		WebFigureServiceUtility.GetHTMLEmbedString(
				"SessionStateWebFigure",
				WebFigureAttachType.session,
				300,
				300);
Response.Write(localEmbedString);

To use the WebFigure object directly from an ASPX page, manually write the code that would otherwise be automatically added to the ASPX page. Writing the code creates a WebFigure object with your object's parameters, as in the following example. UserPlot is the name of the Web object that was placed in the cache by the middle tier.

<%@ Register Assembly="WebFiguresService, Version=2.8.1.0, 
          Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=e1d84a0da19db86f"
    Namespace="MathWorks.MATLAB.NET.WebFigures.Service" 
                 TagPrefix="cc1" %>

<cc1:WebFigureControl 
      ID="WebFigureControl1" 
      runat="server" 
      Height="328px" 
      Width="399px" 
      Root="" 
      Scope="session" 
      Name="UserPlot" 
      />