(Jani Järvinen) Have you ever had the need to add database editing support to your ASP.NET web application? Most likely, you have. As you know, this work is not particularly difficult, but it is tedious and often repetitive work. On the lowest level, you analyze your database tables, and then create

(Prashant Jadhav) This article offers a brief explanation on the basic concepts of the Communication part in the Windows Communication Foundation – WCF. To further illustrate the concepts, the article provides examples of configuration settings in the service’s web.config file and the client code.

(Jeff Levinson) I’m often asked how work items should relate to each other. It seems like a simple question but the answer is often pretty complicated.

(Ged Mead) This is a question that seems to come up a lot in the forums:- How can I restrict the TextBox input to numerals, or only a single occurrence of a decimal point, or some other restriction?

(Satheesh Babu) In my previous article Using Authentication Services in ASP.NET AJAX for Forms Authentication we have understood how to use the authentication service to provide forms authentication in ajax applications. Most of the times, we will also have number of roles to provide different set o

(Larry Blake) Custom Objects are the foundation of OOP (Object Oriented Programming). An Object is a logical entity that can be referenced and manipulated using program code. It typically contains both a data portion and executable methods. For example, consider this fragment:

The SDL Process Template is a downloadable template that leverages the technology of Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) and Team Foundation Server (TFS) to automatically integrate the policy, process and tools associated with the Security Development Lifecycle v4.1 into your software development envir

(Brian Mains) If you’ve worked with ASP.NET AJAX and used the AJAX control toolkit, you may have noticed the Accordion control. This control provides an expandable and collapsible view of accordion panels within the accordion control. By clicking on the header expands or collapses that accordion p

(Matt Goebel and Rachel Baker) Charts are great for displaying information to users in a graphical, tangible way. To support charts in .NET applications, Microsoft provides an add-on for .NET 3.5 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 to support robust charts without purchasing expensive, proprietary software.

(John Charles Olamendy) This article is intended to show how to add customized validation features to GridView control in order to avoid mistakes when the users enter data and violates the underlying business rules. Specifically I’m going to illustrate how to replace BoundField or CheckBoxField defa