| VS.NET like toolbar control |
| The Code Project |
| Collapsing and expanding panel toolbar |
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| Web Service Tutorial - Metric Conversion |
| http://aspalliance.com/ |
| A quick tutorial on web services with VS.NET; implement a metric conversion web service and call it from an ASP.NET page. |
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| Web Services Security in The .NET Framework |
| 15 Seconds |
| Security has always been a top issue for all kinds of applications, especially Web applications. Web apps are accessible to almost the entire universe and are open to attack. |
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| Web Services, Opaque Data, and the Attachments Problem |
| MSDN |
| Explore the many possibilities for dealing with opaque data in Web services (including SwA, WS-Attachments and DIME, PASwA, MTOM), and see the problem modeled with a classic childhood toy. |
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| Web Site Operations in ASP.NET 2.0 |
| MSDN |
| Use ASP.NET 2.0, Internet Information Services 6.0, and the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 to make deploying, configuring, monitoring, and maintaining Web applications easier than ever before. |
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| Who's Online Database Example |
| ASP Alliance |
| This article is in response to a question that was sent to the ASP Alliance article request database: "I have an application where everytime a user logs on a session is started. As an admin or even as a user view, I would like to be able to display all of the users (e.g. Session("usernames")) on a site status/activity page. Have you seen this before? Anyone know how or similar idea?"
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| Why a DataView Bound to a DataGrid Doesn't Reflect Changes to the DataTable |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This How To gives one possible anwser to the question to why a DataView isn't being updated when a DataTable is changed. |
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| Why Create a DataSet, use a DataTable |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This article asks the question, "Why do you create a whole DataSet when all you are using is a single DataTable?". |
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| Why DragDrop event is not fired on the Client |
| The Code Project |
| Why DragDrop event is not fired on the Client |
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| Wicked Code: Foiling Session Hijacking Attempts |
| MSDN |
| Don't let hackers get your session state data |
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| Windows Forms Charting - Drawing Charts |
| C#Today |
| GDI+ is the latest version of Windows Graphic Device Interface, which is the part of Windows that abstracts commands like draw a window, draw a line, etc. into commands that our video driver can understand in order to display images on our computers screen. Weve already seen some of the advanced GDI+ features available to us in Matthew Reynolds' 'Irregular Shaped Forms and Other Cool GDI+ Features' article. In this article Matt looks at some of the more basic features and builds a simple user control that can draw a 3D bar chart. In Part 2, we continue the development of the chart, making it user-interactive. |
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| Windows Service State Publisher |
| The Code Project |
| Monitor Windows Services for changes in state using well known design patterns |
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| WinForm Basics |
| C# Help |
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| WinXpStyle Class |
| The Code Project |
| You can use this class for Windows XP Style Forms. |
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| Wiring Up Event Handlers to Dynamically Created Custom Server Controls |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This article demonstrates how to dynamically add a server control and how to dynamically wire up methods to handle events for that control. This example looks at a very simple control, the Button control found in System.Web.UI.WebControls. But instead, of just simply loading the Button class, I created a custom class that is derived from Button and added my own attributes. |
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| Wonders of Windows Forms: Extending Windows Forms with a Custom Validation Component Library, Part 2 |
| MSDN |
| Michael Weinhardt continues his series on custom validation and examines form-wide validation using the FormValidator component. |
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| Wonders of Windows Forms: Extending Windows Forms with a Custom Validation Component Library, Part 3 |
| MSDN |
| Michael Weinhardt wraps up his series on validation by adding in control-scoped validation support, as well as creating an extensible validation summary framework with two separate implementations. |
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| Worker Queue: Serialised Access to the Threadpool |
| The Code Project |
| An abstraction layer for applications to intercept access between the application and threadpool, to better manage processing upon it. |
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| Working with Anchoring and Docking Properties |
| C# Corner |
| In this article let’s take an expedition through travel around how Anchoring, Docking Properties of Controls can be used in the Windows Forms. |
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| Working with ASP.NET DataGrid Templates |
| DotNetJunkies |
| ASP.NET provides three data controls for working with the output of a data store query, the DataGrid, DataList and Repeater. The DataGrid, in its most basic form, renders typical HTML table-grid output, the DataList renders on row and one cell per record, and the Repeater is the folding metal chair of data controls, which renders no specific output, and is fully customizable to render in the manner most appropriate for your application. |
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| Working with Brushes in GDI+ |
| C# Corner |
| You can create different types of brushes in GDI+. In this article, I’ll show you how to create various types of brushes. |
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| Working with Client-Side Script |
| MSDN |
| While ASP.NET performs most of its processing on the server, some actions are better served by client-side processing. Scott Mitchell shows how your ASP.NET pages and controls can add client-side code. |
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| Working with DataGrid Templates |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In this tutorial Doug Seven shows you how to customize a DataGrid using BoundColumns, HyperlinkColumns, EditCommandColumns. ButtonColumns and TemplateColumns. Source code is available in Visual Basic .NET. |
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| Working With Events Over Remoting |
| DotNetJunkies |
| Subscribing to events of objects instantiated via remoting can be a tricky business. However, it is possible to build solid event publish/subscribe applications while using remoting simply by applying a few extra strategies then might not seem immediately obvious. Throughout the document, I will refer to the process that exposes the object for remoting as "server" and the process that instantiates an instance (local proxy) of a remote object as "client". However, all of these processes m |
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| Working with Menus in C# |
| C# Corner |
| An imperative part of the user interface in a Windows-based application is the menu.
In this article I elucidate how to adding menus and menuitem to Windows forms, Replacing, Cloning, Merging of menus and about Context menus (Popupmenus). |
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