(Mike Gold) This article will get you started in using the Visio ActiveX control that allows you to use Visio inside of a .NET Windows Form. The article will step you through a simple example of drawing shapes inside a Visio Drawing and connecting the shapes together.
Tag: Development
Use sitemap standards to help search engines
(Tony Patton) The goal of every Web site is to increase site visibility and user traffic. One way to increase site traffic is through search engine optimization. Another method is to use sitemaps, which allow you to specify what pages a search engine should process or index. The sitemap concept was
When BizTalk Is Just What Your Business Intelligence Solution Needs
(Jeffrey Juday) Databases and reports are the flesh and bones of every business intelligence (BI) solution. With internal company database and reporting standards, often the toughest platform decision is selecting a tool to populate the reporting database. Typically, developers use an Extract, Trans
Breathe New Life into Old Controls with ExtenderProviders
(Rod Stephens) From the beginning, the Tag property has been a Visual Basic programming staple. Any time you want to attach a little extra bit of information, you can put it in the Tag property. In .NET, the Tag property became even more useful, allowing you to store objects rather than just strings
Creating a Custom Tool to Generate Multiple Files in Visual Studio 2005
(Adam Langley) Visual Studio is a great environment for Rapid Application Development. It also provides a rich extensibility API for customising it for your specific needs. A good example of this is the highly utilised “Custom Tool” facility.
Session Diagram – A Better Way To Control Your Session
(Mohammad Hefny) When developing an ASP.Net application, it is very common for many developers to use Session for passing data between different pages in the web application. Usually developers tends to leave Session data in memory until the whole session is closed when the user closes the window br
ASP.NET Graphs: Raise the Bar
(Pat Wong) They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, and nowhere is this more evident than in the use of bar charts.
CodeSnip: Working with Images Using .NET
(Rajendra Kumar Sahu) Some applications, be it desktop or web, require working with images. Aptly speaking, the good paradigm is banking applications. Withdrawal of an amount of money from a bank account requires signature verification of the account holder. Normally, specimen signatures of custo
Windows Communication Foundation – Part 1
(Thiru Thangarathinam) Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is the latest service execution environment from Microsoft that enables you to seamlessly expose CLR types as services and consume services as CLR types. WCF is a unified programming model that combines the best of breed features from XML
Prototype Design Pattern: Easy and Powerful way to copy objects
(Prashant Patil) Design Patterns can help the designers solve the complex design problems with ease. There are many design patterns for the varying designing issues from the perspective of the object creation, object composition and object behavior.
