(Dave Verschleiser) The subject of .net remoting can be very complex. There are several different ways you can do remoting; you can marshall by value or by reference, you can use server-side activation or client-side activation. You can choose SingleCall or Singleton instantiation, among others. You

(Reuben Frost) The CLR uses an adjustable threshold property called minWorkerThreads and minIoThreads to control when to introduce throttling to thread creation. The idea behind the delay is to prevent a burst in request load from quickly creating additional threads that will later lead to excessiv

(Mahesh Sabnis) A few days ago, I was discussing with one of my techie friends about Silverlight 3.0 user controls and loading these controls on demand for performing DB operations like insert, update and delete. During the discussion, he also insisted that these operations should be available based

(Ben Nadel) A few weeks ago, I blogged about a caching approach for ColdFusion 9 in which the business logic for “cache key” creation was factored out of the main algorithm. In a spin-off conversation in the comments, Dennis Clark raised the issue of thread safety surrounding my use of an auto-incre

(Scott Mitchell) The previous installment in this ongoing article series showed how to configure the DataPager control to generate an SEO-friendly paging interface. By default, the DataPager renders its paging interface as a series of Buttons, LinkButtons, or ImageButtons that, when clicked, trigger

(Sandeep Acharya) Today everything is changing very rapidly and technology is of no exception. Traditional web page with boring look and feel has gone obsolete. In that rhythm requirements are also changing. Among all these changes AJAX has become very popular now a days. And why not, it is so attra

(AzamSharp) In one of the last articles we discussed how to populate hierarchical data using Model Binders in ASP.NET MVC Application. In this article we are dynamically add the items to the DOM tree which will result in adding new items to our C# model object.

(Dan Wahlin) Silverlight 3 or higher provides a feature called “element to element” binding that allows one element to bind to another element’s property. It’s quite useful when you need to tie two objects together so that when one object changes the other changes as well. Most of the samples shown

(Ben Nadel) A couple of days ago, I was on a site where additional content was being dynamically added to the bottom of the page as I scrolled down. This is not a new effect – DZone and Bing (formerly Live) have been doing this for as long as I can remember (just to name two sites). But, this “infin

(yetibrain) This VS 2008 C# project offers a solution to use a Windows Forms ListView in combination with a TreeView. Regarding Windows Forms, only the ListView is used. There are several projects here on CodeProject, showing the combination of a treeview and a listview. However I have created my ow