(Shari Nakano and Steve Samson) The last time we checked with Google, there were 34 different Web browsers to choose from. Admittedly, many were highly specialized or out of date, but even after excluding those, we still had an extensive list that included Internet Explorer, Netscape, Mozilla Firefo
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CodeSnip: How to Create a BoundField Dynamically Using GridView
(Sushila Bowalekar Patel) In this article, I will examine how to create a BoundField Column dynamically for a GridView control. The demonstration shows the ListBox populated with Column Names from a specific table. Selecting multiple column names from the ListBox will allow the user to display the d
Manage Application Processes with Windows Workflow Foundation
(Brian Noyes) Windows Workflow Foundation (or WF for short) is a new technology that is part of the Windows Framework (WinFX — the new managed API for Windows). WF allows you to compose applications out of high-level building blocks representing the activities that the application performs. Using W
A Practical Approach to .NET Testing using Visual Studio 2005 Test Team Suite
(Jawahar Govindaraj) This document will cover practical approach to White box Testing Techniques using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Test Team Suite. It covers concepts with a simple, easy to follow example.
Simplify your life with Object Binding
(Iqbal Khan) The .NET framework provides a very flexible and powerful approach to databinding that cuts down a lot of redundant code and simplifies the development process significantly. Unlike the earlier databinding models, which were limited to single data source, the .NET framework provides read
Craft A Rich UI For Your .NET App With Enhanced Windows Forms Support
(Chris Sells and Michael Weinhardt) Windows Forms 2.0 is far richer than any Windows application development platform that preceded it. You’ll find improvements across the board, with a more dense and fully featured Microsoft .NET Framework, tighter Visual Studio integration with many new additional
XML and Web services (the beginning): XML-RPC and JAX-RPC
(William Brogden) The original XML-RPC protocol was invented by Web pioneer Dave Winer at UserLand Software in 1998 and first implemented in the UserLand Frontier development platform (in fact, UserLand Software has trademarked “XML-RPC”). The obvious utility of the “XML text transmitted over HTTP”
Use MSXML inside T-SQL script
Is it possible to use MSXML inside T-SQL script? I am writing a SQL Server 2000 stored procedure and need to process some XML. Basically, I am storing XML data in a table column, and in the stored procedure, I need to read that XML column value, update it and save it back to the table column. Can I
Using Custom .NET Code With Reports (Sample Chapter)
(Rodney Landrum and Walter J. Voytek II) SSRS 2005 offers software developers a variety of options when it comes to customizing reports through code. These options give software developers the ability to write custom functions using .NET code that can interact with report fields, parameters, and fil
SQL Building Blocks and Server Settings
(Deac Lancaster) This chapter covers the building blocks available to the database designer and database user to create and modify database objects and data. The SQL Data Types will be covered along with data representation as literals (constants) and expressions.