(Ian Dicker) Business intelligence is a rapidly growing sector of IT development and expenditure budgets. Products include financial modeling, data analysis, data mining, reporting and charting tools. The large vendors, Oracle, IBM and Microsoft, all have products in this space and continue to devel
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Using Data in Silverlight 2 Applications – II
(Mamta M) In this article, we will make use of the WCF service created in the previous part of this article and access data in the Silverlight application, DBDemo.
GridView-FormView (Master/Detail) Control
(Chris Hambleton) The GridViewFormView control is an ASP.NET user control that displays a fully-featured GridView-FormView (Master/Detail) Control with the capability to edit existing records, insert new records, and delete records, along with sorting, filtering, and paging. The control can be easil
Making Sense: ASP.NET Security
(Joe Mayo) A common task for ASP.NET developers is to implement security on a site. This includes log-in, registration, password management, and user management. The following sections explain how to accomplish all of these tasks, showing some of the limitations of out-of-the-box controls and workar
ASP.NET MVC Tip #48 – Disable Request Validation
(Stephen Walther) By default, the ASP.NET MVC framework prevents you from submitting form data that contains potentially malicious content. This feature is called request validation.
Charting With ASP.NET And LINQ
(K. Scott Allen) Microsoft recently released a new charting control for ASP.NET 3.5 SP1. The chart control is easy to use and allows you to add attractive data visualizations to your ASP.NET Web applications. The control supports all of the standard chart types, like line charts and pie charts, as w
Abstract LINQ To SQL for ADO.NET Behind Simple Database Gateway
(David Hayden) Let’s continue this series of posts on using LINQ To SQL for ADO.NET with a simple way to abstract LINQ To SQL behind a Database Gateway.
Introduction to Version Control with Subversion
(John Peterson) Whether you call it source control, version control, or source code management, if you’re in the business of software development, providing a safe repository for your code is critical.
WCF Features in .NET Framework 4.0
(Kalyan Bandarupalli) WCF providing a way to define service contracts and to configure endpoint definitions using the declarative XAML in .NET Framework 4.0. You can read the following articles to better understood the WCF features in .NET FW 4.0.
Spiff Up Your ASP.NET MVC Forms With jQuery
(Justin Etheredge) Since many people who are being introduced to ASP.NET MVC are being simultaneously introduced to jQuery I felt like I’d give you a quick introduction to a few jQuery plug-ins that will help you make better forms. But most importantly make your forms better without you really havin
