(Keshav Singh) Smile, say cheese, and click!! And the snap is clicked. Anytime later when I look at it, it reminds me of the time the snap was clicked. I really wish there was a time machine which could take me back in time. Alas, there is no such time machine with a rewind button in life.
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Transforming XML Document Using XSLT with XML Control
(Sandeep Shekhawat) I am explaining the concept of transforming an XML Document using a well-defined XSLT incorporated with an Asp.Net XML Control.
IBM Cognos Proven Practices: IBM Cognos 10 Dynamic Query Mode OLAP Migration Scenarios
(Ken Tanaka, Daniel Wagemann, Glen Seeds, Hamid Majdabadi, Maddy Knuth, Rick Kenny, Robyn Kinnaird, Ron Ferguson and Sylvie Savoie Evasuk) This document describes various scenarios encountered when transitioning from Compatible to Dynamic Query Mode.
How to handle empty values in a line chart in SSRS
(Siddharth Mehta) When continuous data is displayed on a chart, such as a line chart, data is displayed very smoothly. But when non-continuous data is displayed on such a chart, the chart behavior is different.
MongoDB a Nice Fit for Object Oriented Programming
MongoDB a Nice Fit for Object Oriented Programming Yesterday we talked about database designs that work well with object oriented development patterns. One of the concerns I strongly emphasized is that object oriented programming and relational databases don’t mix as nicely as other non-SQL counterparts available today. David responds today with a nice review of his experience with MongoDB. I […]
Object Oriented Relational Database Design
Object Oriented Relational Database Design Michal submits a question he’d like answered in our daily editorial. “How to take a database that is the basis for entities and apply common patterns like factory, etc – writing databases for object oriented design?” I think this is an excellent question. The short answer is that you cannot design an object oriented database […]
Model binding XML in ASP.NET MVC 3
(Jimmy Bogard) ASP.NET MVC 3 introduced the concepts of service location to conditionally build providers and factories for various extension points, such as Value Providers, Model Metadata Providers, and notably, Model Binders. Model binders in ASP.NET MVC are responsible for binding contextual HTT
Accelerating Adoption of XML Vocabularies
(Roger L. Costello) Want to accelerate the adoption of your XML vocabulary? One way is to have an 800 pound gorilla force everyone to use it. But that will soon result in resentment and rebellion. A better way is to create something that people will really want to use and doesn’t require of them a l
JQGrid with asp.net and handlers in vb.net
(Abhijeet Pandit) This article discusses how to control JQGrid using familiar ASP.Net page life cycle and data sources.
Automate Microsoft Excel with Visual Studio 2010
(Joe Kunk) Many computer users live in the Microsoft Office suite, using Word, Excel and Outlook as the core tools to perform the majority of their daily computer tasks. I am amazed at the number of serious .NET business software developers that fail to exploit this familiar and comfortable environm