| Using Remoting Callbacks |
| The Code Project |
| This article describes how to implement an asynchronous remoting callbacks from different remote objects such as .Net Service (COM+), Web Service and classic .Net object using the C# language. |
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| Using SQLXML Templates |
| DevHood |
| XML support was included with Microsoft SQL Server 2000. Since then it has evolved to what is now called SQLXML 3.0. This tutorial uses features from the original release as well as the latest 3.0 release. SQLXML has many features: updategrams, schemas, for xml queries, xml bulk loading, and more. In this tutorial we will be using XML templates and the .Net managed classes. |
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| Using System.Text.StringBuilder Class |
| ASPFree |
| I (Steve Schofield) recently put together a webpage that wrote out some formatted data. There are many ways the .NET framework presents in formatting the output to the webpage. One of the most efficient and flexible ways of doing such tasks is using the StringBuilder class. Here is a simple example I used recently to build a simple table to output. |
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| Using the .NET Framework SDK Interoperability Tools |
| MSDN |
| Sam Gentile dives deeply into the .NET Framework SDK interoperability tools, including TLBIMP, SN, TLBEXP, and REGASM. To go beyond (COM) Add Reference, you need to fully understand how to use these tools. |
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| Using the DataGrid Server Control - Part 1 |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This is the first of a series of articles by Branimir Giurov that will teach you how to use a DataGrid from its very basic functionality to very complex operations. |
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| Using the DataGrid Server Control - Part 2 |
| DotNetJunkies |
| Branimir explores some techniqes that can be performed with the DataGrid Server Control. In this second article of the series, he will explain how to use some of the editing and formatting features of the DataGrid. |
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| Using the ODBC .NET Driver with Visual Studio.NET RTM |
| Egg Head Cafe |
| I've seen lots of newsgroup posts from people wanting to connect to Oracle, MySql and Postgres Databases. Fortunately, there is an ODBC driver for almost every RDBMS system out there, and Microsoft has made available their ODBC .NET Driver. However, there were at least 2 versions of it before RTM came out, and there seems to be some more than a little confusion about whether it will "work" with VS.NET RTM. |
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| Using the Random Class |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In this article well be going over how to use the Random class found in the System Namespace. The Random class can be used to generate random numbers a number of different ways and in this article we will go though most of them. |
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| Using the Random Class |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In this article, Donny goes over how to use the Random class found in the System Namespace. The Random class can be used to generate random numbers many different ways and in this article he goes though most of them. |
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| Using Tracing with Less Code USing Conditional Compilation and Worker Functions |
| DotNetJunkies |
| I was going to make an article about this, but after deep reflection into the subject matter I
decided to just write a how to instead. In this article I'll show you a tip to minimize the code you
write when using tracing. If implemented, when you compile you release code you will have absolutly no tracing information what-so-ever included. This is achomplished by using <B>Coditional Compilation</B>. Additionally, I'll demonstrate how by making two <b>Worker Functions</b> you can write less code when writi |
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| Using Web Services Instead of DCOM |
| MSDN |
| This document examines the advantages of using XML Web services over DCOM and demonstrates how to implement an XML Web service and consume it with a Microsoft .NET client application |
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| Utilizing Google’s Spell Check APIs on the Client and Server |
| DotNetJunkies |
| Google.com provides developers a simple, but rich, set of APIs that you can use in your own application in the form of Web Services. In this article, I’ll demonstrate how to use Google’s Spell Check API, but unlike many of the articles on this subject, I’ll show how to utilize it not only on the server, but on the client, using Internet Explorer’s WebService Behavior. |
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| Utilizing the AdRotator Control |
| Naked Variables |
| The AdRotator control provides a plug-and-play mechanism to easily display various ad files on your web pages with little effort. The control utilizes XML formatted Advertisement Files that contain the information needed to render the ad images to the end user. The ads are created randomly (based upon the weight given to each ad in the ad file) by the control. |
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| Utilizing The AdRotator Control: Part II |
| Naked Variables |
| In Part I of this series we saw how we could easily utilize the AdRotator Control to handle the rotation of our web site ad rendering. This part of the AdRotator Control series will show how by adding an HTML UI to your ad files will ease the management of your site advertisements. |
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| Validating ASP.NET Server Controls |
| MSDN |
| Delve into the ASP.NET validation server controls, and discover how they can help you to ensure that entered data is valid. |
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| Validation in ASP.NET |
| ASP Alliance |
| When you have a form that user's submit data, its important that they don't mess it up and enter weird stuff. Validation stops this but in ASP it was a tedious job of If statements to work out. I myself had a simple form that added users to a database, it had a heck of a lot of if statements. ASP.NET introduces - Validation Controls. These controls are just like Web Controls and can do many things like - Check if a field is filled out, Compare a field to something (or another), Use regular expressions on a field, Check to see if a field is within a certain range, you can even create your own! |
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| Vanishing Master/Detail DataGrid |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In this article, Filip will explain an interesting phenomenon which happens when you try to add more functionality to a nested dynamically created DataGrid. |
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| Various methods of setting Date values to a string |
| ASPFree |
| This code-tip is copy and paste to set various methods of date time values toa string, copy and paste examples are useful. |
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| Viewing Multiple Images |
| C# Corner |
| I'm writing this article in response to a question on discussion forums, How do I view multiple images on top of each other? Basically the guy has two images. One is a large image and second image is a small image and he wants to view small image on top of the large one. Even though I answered it on the forums and I knew that this is the answer, but I thought to test it by myself. |
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| Visual Basic: Navigate the .NET Framework and Your Projects with “My” |
| MSDN |
| Get the lowdown on Visual Basic 2005. |
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| Visual J# .NET - a Technical and Political Introduction |
| C#Today |
| Delevlopers have long held that C# is Microsoft's attempt at a Java 'clone'. However, C# has many features, such as operator overloading and structs, which derive from C++ rather than from Java. Now Microsoft have just released the Beta 1 of J#, and this really is an attempt to lure Java developers into the .NET world. Adrian Young and Julian Skinner discuss the potentials and pitfalls of this new language. |
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| Visual Matrix |
| C# Corner |
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| Visual Studio .NET Add-Ins |
| C#Today |
| Extending any development environment can greatly enhance developer productivity by customizing and automating tasks and processes. Visual Studio .NET greatly enhances the add-in model by providing easy access to the entire automation model, and by providing the add-in wizard to generate the plumbing code necessary to hook the add-ins into the development environment. |
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| Visual Studio .NET Add-Ins Part 2 |
| C#Today |
| In this first part of his article on Visual Studio .NET Add-Ins, Kaushal Sanghavi looked at the support that Visual Studio .NET provides for writing add-ins and macros that can extend and customize the development environment. In this second part, he further demonstrates the use of VS .NET add-Ins by building two custom add-ins: one that adds an AutoSave feature to the current project by saving the open files at a specific interval, and another one that synchronizes the VS .NET task list with that of Microsoft Outlook. |
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| Visual Studio .NET, a RADical Way to Build Web Applications |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This article presents a very simple application that uses the flagship of the ASP.NET controls - the DataGrid - to edit a data table without writing any HTML, script or SQL statements. Peter presents and explains RAD. RAD stands for Rapid Application Development which means more than building an application fast. |
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