(Mahesh Chand) Recently, I needed a Windows MessageBox like class for ASP.NET. Doing some search on Google, I found some code for message box in VB.NET and converted code from VB.NET to C# and made some changes. Unfortunately, I forgot the URL where I found the code.
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Main Methods of the DirectoryIterator Class in PHP 5
(Alejandro Gervasio) The DirectoryIterator class is an important part of the Standard PHP Library (SPL). Among other things, it lets you traverse any specified directory with a regular “foreach” loop. In this first article of a three-part series, some of the most relevant methods that come with the
Atlas renamed ASP.NET AJAX, to ship by end of year
Microsoft announced today that Atlas, its popular tool for working with Ajax and ASP.NET technology, has been renamed. The newly named product will also ship by the end of the year and will work with Visual Studio 2005. (R)
What’s Next After MySQL 5.0
(Kevin Burton) MySQL 5.0 is now gold!. Great job guys! MySQL is really moving forward towards an Enterprise (I hate that word) -quality database.
RMAN in 10g
(Christo Kutrovsky) Even though there’s a new features guide, there’s always these little things that you discover when you read the manuals.
G-Log acquisition bears fruit with Oracle Transportation Management 5.5
(Mark Brunelli) Oracle unveiled Oracle Transportation Management 5.5 (OTM), the first major release of G-Log supply chain and logistics management software since Oracle acquired the growing firm last November. (R)
XML and Related Technologies certification prep, Part 2: Information modeling
(Louis E Mauget) This tutorial on information modeling is the second in a series of five tutorials that can help you prepare for the IBM™ certification Test 142, XML and Related Technologies. This tutorial analyzes XML data, contrasts narrative documents with record-like documents, and models a smal
Scalability : SQL Server vs Oracle
(Partha S) In this post we look for answers to some of the questions we saw in – Oracle vs SQL Server : What’s different ?
Harnessing the Active Data Model
(Steve Muench) One of the key benefits of using Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) Business Components is its built-in support for an active data model. If you’ve worked with Oracle Forms or other 4GL tools, you’ll find active data model support in Oracle JDeveloper using ADF Business Co
Creating a Custom .Net Profiler
(scott_hackett) Have you ever wondered how profiling tools hook into .Net applications? This article shows how you can create your own custom .Net profiler for any managed application. This profiler is about as basic as you can get, but it shows how to create one and provides a skeleton that can be