(Scott Mitchell) As detailed in last week’s article, Sending Email in ASP.NET 2.0, the .NET Framework version 2.0 includes a new namespace (System.Net.Mail) and new classes for sending email. (The namespace (System.Web.Mail) and classes used in the .NET Framework version 1.x still exist for backward

(Wayne Berry) In previous versions of classic ASP and ASP.NET 1.x, there has always been a requirement that an attachment exist on the hard disk before it can be attached to an outbound email. For example, if you want to attach a file to an email in ASP.NET 1.x, you need to reference a location on t

(George Lawton) Unit testing has during recent years become a cornerstone practice in writing quality applications. Extreme programming advocates in the Java camp promoted use of unit tests, and their open source tool of choice, JUnit, quickly found .NET fans via a .NET version known as NUnit.

(Kevin S. Goff)This installment of the Baker’s Dozen presents an introduction to remoting and remoting interfaces.

(Eric Smith) Assuming you have Remote Desktop or some other access to a server, the system event log is a good place to store information about your application. I personally prefer to put some information into the database, but errors such as the inability to make a database connection obviously wo

(Jacques Noah) If you’re looking for a way to save time when you program, look no further. Creating functions lets you reuse code that you’ve used before without having to rewrite the whole thing. Keep reading to learn how.

(Tony Patton) Discover how the Microsoft Enterprise Library’s Exception Handling Block configuration program makes it easy to set up exception policies that are used in application code.

(Scott Swigart) This article shows you how to automatically update Visual Basic 6.0 applications and COM objects, using the .NET Framework 2.0 and ClickOnce deployment.

(Chagel) In this article, we will discuss the internationalization of web application using ASP.NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005. Through the given solution, we can achieve the scenario below: 1. Display content in localization for these users who haven’t set prefered language. 2. Change language a

(Alejandro Gervasio) Are you looking for an easygoing article that teaches you how to implement the Observer design pattern inside your PHP 5 applications? Your search is finished! Welcome to the last part of the series “The Observer Pattern in PHP.” Made up of three articles, this series will show