(Ged Mead) Sometimes, you have data in a plain text file, you want to display it in a Windows Form. Depending on what that data is, a ListView might be a useful control to use for the display.
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Start/Stop Window Service from ASP.NET page
(Kaushal Parik) Last week, I needed to complete one task on which I am going to blog about in this entry. The task is “Create a control panel like webpage to control (Start/Stop) Window Services which are part of my solution installed on computer where the main application is hosted”.
Integrating with TCP/IP using WebSphere Message Broker
(Preetha Ghosh and Ben Thompson) WebSphere Message Broker provides support for integrating applications using TCP/IP connections. This article describes the basics of TCP/IP communication, and uses sample solutions from the airline and banking industries to explain how Message Broker adds value to a
SVG Patterns – Determining the Correct Unit Attributes
(Darla Ferrara) Patterns allow you to build a shape, or group of shapes, to create a mosaic inside the larger image. SVG patterns are a valuable design tool, but not the most straightforward when you are learning to build an image.
ASP.NET Page Navigation Using Workflow 4.0
Sridhar Subramanian) In this article, I will explain how Workflow 4.0 can be used to control page navigation in ASP.NET. If you are new to Workflow 4.0, please go through the MSDN documentation to understand how it works since the scope of this article is limited to workflow creation.
Where Do Business Rules Belong?
Where Do Business Rules Belong? I received a response to a reader’s comments from yesterdays Editorial. The original reader felt that implementing business rules in a database through the use of stored procedures and/or triggers was a bad thing. The server could not scale. Today our comment comes from Jeffrey. Jeffrey points out operational and deployment benefits of maintaining rules […]
TOP (10) Worst Things to Do in a Database
TOP (10) Worst Things to Do in a Database The top ten list is finally here. Thanks to all your votes, (I know only three votes was hard), I have the final tally. Our top 10 list is: Count Down Database Actions to Avoid Individual Votes 10 Compensating for Bad Schema 19 9 Poor Clustered and Non Clustered Indexes 19 […]
Managing multiple remote desktops
(Simon Sabin) If you work in IT then it is likely that you will be using remote desktop, if your working in operations then you definitely will. Whats more you will be probably connecting to multiple servers at the same time.
JAXB and Interface Fronted Models
(Blaise Doughan) Usually with JAXB we are mapping POJOs to XML. In this example I will demonstrate how to handle a Java model that is exposed through a set of interfaces. This post was inspired by an answer I gave (feel free to upvote) to a question on Stack Overflow.
Auto generating Entity classes with xsd.exe for XML Serialization and De-Serialization
(Yogesh Joshi) Many time we come across the need of parsing XML document and creating entities. These entities are later passed between multiple methods, stored as configuration or used to perform some manipulation.