(Peter Aitken) A couple of years ago, I wrote a multi-threaded graphics application using the .Net Framework version 1.1, which was the latest and greatest at that time. The Framework’s classes made it a breeze to create a multi-threaded app that remained responsive to user input while performing in
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Create Data Table And Columns With DataSet Designer Visual Basic 2005
(Mike McIntyre) This article provides the steps to manually create a stand-alone DataTable in a DataSet with the Visual Studio 2005 DataSet Designer. This article is a precursor to an article that will explain how to use a DataSet and an XML file to implement a simple database and how to perform CRU
URL Mapping in ASP.NET 2.0
(Bipin Joshi) Few months back I wrote an article titled URL Rewriting in ASP.NET that illustrates how URL rewriting can be accomplished via code. ASP.NET 2.0 doesn’t change the situation too much but has added some handy configuration options for URL mapping. In URL mapping a URL1 is mapped with URL
.NET Portable Executable File
(Abey George Peter) Lets try to figure out what’s inside PE and how its helps CLR to run our dlls. If you compile your source code, the compiler translates your source code into Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is a CPU-independent set of instructions that can be efficiently converted
CodeSnip: How to Create an Extended Calendar in ASP.NET
(Nidal Arabi) Using a calendar control to let the end user select a date in the standard normal way in ASP.NET would cause a post back. Is there a way of using the control with minimum roundtrips between the server and the client browser? In this article I will be using a calendar control that was
Observations on ASP.NET vs J2EE Web Components
(Edmon) In this entry I will provide my personal reflections on ASP.NET vs J2EE’s web framework(s) differences, advantages and disadvantages.
Drag-and-Drop Techniques for Creating Database Applications in Visual Studio 2005
(Joel Mueller) Many developers today think about database programming as a grueling task requiring hundreds or even thousands of lines of code for each data-manipulation requirement. Of course, it doesn’t help that database programming environments of the past didn’t exactly make working with stored
Low-Cost High Availability: Simple Database Monitoring in a Windows Environment
(John Paul Cook) Many third-party monitoring tools are available for monitoring databases. These tools are often expensive and sometimes overkill for what amounts to answering the simple question: Can the applications reach the database or not? I’ve encountered numerous clients who would not spend a
Print Multiple Page Image with Visual Basic 2005
(Mike McIntyre) This article discusses how to print a multiple page image and provides sample code in a Visual Studio 2005 solution. The process involves calculating an array of rectangles where each rectangle defines a page size chunk of the image. The rectangles are then used to extract a page siz
.NET Tip: Creating and Using Your Own Events
(Eric Smith) When I’m writing code for user controls that need to signal the host page when they’re done with some task, I define and use an event. I simply register for a custom event and run my code when the event occurs. This makes a clean interface between the user control and the page and makes