| .NET Matters: Debugger Visualizations, Garbage Collection |
| MSDN |
| Get debugger visualizations right now in Visual Studion 2003 |
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| Can We Talk? |
| DotNetJunkies |
| Web interfaces do not always give us the robust functionality we require. In
this first article in a series we'll create a <B>Web Service</B> that will
provide corporate task information and a Windows <b>System Tray</b> based
Application that will consume it. Part 2 will expand on our simple model to
include a Task database and an XML schema to better describe our tasks. Part 3
will provide us with two-way communication, allowing our System Tray
application to replace the |
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| Designing User Exits - a framework for application functionality extension using Microsoft .Net framework |
| The Code Project |
| An article on providing an interface for functionality extension or even functionality change in your applications |
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| Examining the My Feature in Visual Basic 2005 |
| MSDN |
| Learn how the My feature exposes .NET Framework functionality, including available classes, dynamically generated classes, and threading. |
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| Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy! Now I've Got My Auto Deploy! |
| Egg Head Cafe |
| One of the exciting things about the .NET revolution is Microsoft's apparent attempts to combine the power of Windows programming with the flexibility and reach of Internet programming. I see this as a very positive effort that has the potential of changing (for the better) many of the programming paradigms that have developed over the past several years. This article will deal with some of my findings regarding a technique in .NET that Microsoft has dubbed, "auto deployment". |
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| How to Display the Application Version |
| DotNetJunkies |
| Oliver shows you how to easily display the version number of your application. |
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| Inherited Class Skeleton Generator |
| C# Corner |
| Inherited Class Skeleton Generator (ICSG) is a handy tool, which can be used to make your programming under .NET productive. It quickly generates class skeleton with needed members. ICSG is written in C# and utilizes Reflection and CodeDom namespaces of .NET. |
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| Intercepting ENTER and ESC keys in custom, drop-down UITypeEditors. |
| The Code Project |
| This article and the accompanying source code shows you how to intercept the ENTER and ESC keys in your own UITypeEditor implementation. |
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| Run-time Serialization |
| MSDN |
| In this three-part series of columns, I will explain how the .NET Framework exposes its serialization and deserialization services. For almost all data types, the default behavior of these services will be sufficient, meaning that it takes almost no work for you to make your own types serializable. However, there is a small minority of types for which the serialization service's default behavior will not be sufficient. Fortunately, the serialization services are very extensible, and I will explain in these three columns how to tap this extensibility to do some pretty powerful things when serializing or deserializing objects. |
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| System.Reflection.Assembly Class |
| C# Help |
| This article helps you to extract the details of all the types in any code from its .exe file.
We can accomplish this using Assembly class in .Net framework. |
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| TabletPC 1.0 Advanced Remote Control |
| The Code Project |
| TabletPC turns your PocketPC into a tablet input device for your workstation or laptop. It can be used as a mouse or a keyboard. It has a friendly intuitive interface. |
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| Using Satellite Assemblies to Isolate Localised Resources |
| DotNetJunkies |
| Utilizing the support in .NET for satellite assemblies is a powerful way to approach the problem of application globalization. The essential idea behind satellite assemblies is to isolate localizable resources from your main application, and from each other. If you thoroughly isolate your resources, then you will not need to recompile your application code in order to support any new culture. |
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| VS.NET CodeDOM-Based Custom Tool for String Resource Management |
| The Code Project |
| A VS.NET custom tool, created with the help of CodeDOM and EnvDTE, used to facilitate management of resource strings via IntelliSense and error checking in VS.NET environment |
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