| Binary to Text Encode/Decode Class |
| The Code Project |
| A .NET class Library to handle the encoding/decoding of QuotedPrintable, UUEncode, Base64 and Yenc algorithms. |
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| Cascade XSL |
| The Code Project |
| An engine that transforms XML files on a web server. |
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| Convert the Internet Search Engine To Chinese |
| The Code Project |
| The Search Engine module can be easily modified to support Chinese language. This article shows how. |
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| Detecting File Encodings in .NET |
| DevHood |
| So you need to read data from a text file, or possibly even a binary file? Do you need to read one byte or two for character arrays, a.k.a. strings? This is a common problem with anything file I/O operations today, especially since the de facto file encoding is Unicode these days, but applications must usually be able to work with older file formats and encodings, which are probably still ASCII files. You need a way to detect what the file encoding is, or leave it to the user to decide (and we all know how well that works!). This tutorial will cover basic detection routines and give you some sample code that you can use in your applications to (usually) detect what the file encoding is.
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| Manipulating Binary File Data |
| C#Today |
| In one of Matthew Reynolds earlier articles, he showed us how we can save and load document data to a file. This data was stored in a binary format that mimics the way your computer stores the data in memory. This can be easily achieved in .NET, providing that we understand how data is stored within the file. What we havent seen is how to manipulate data that is in a specific format, but where that format is not designed by us or stored in a binary format. In this article, Matthew shows us how we can use various classes in the Framework to read binary data directly from a very popular file format: MP3. |
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| MP3 Tag Editor |
| C# Corner |
| MP3 Tag Editor is a simple GUI that allows MP3 ID3 (v1.1) tags to be created or edited. This example uses .NET Beta 2 and was written using a text editor. |
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| XMLDOM-safe DES CryptoStream Library in VB.NET |
| Egg Head Cafe |
| One of the common things we need to do when passing our XML documents around is to be able to encrypt key data elements so that they are kept from prying eyes. Since I'm working on a lot of .NET stuff now, I thought I'd take the time to practice my VB.NET to write a little DES CryptoStream class library. The neat thing about this class is that I do a final encoding of the encrypted input string as Base64 so that it can be inserted in an XML document for streaming over http without fear about those nasty little illegal characters that make XML parsers puke. And, when you pass in an encrypted element to be decrypted, your base64 gets unwound automatically so the original encrypted string can be decrypted. |
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