(Jeffrey Juday) Traveling the potholed road of software requires the right monitoring tools. If you’ve installed a tool such as Microsoft Operations Manager 2005 (MOM), rest assured; your tool chest is well stocked. Sometimes, though, MOM needs a little help.
Tag: Development
OnClientClick
(Brian Mains) The OnClientClick property is a new method to button controls in the .NET 2.0 framework. It adds javascript to the onclick or href property (when appropriate) that performs a desired client-side action.
Threading Proof of Concept Code Snippet Using .NET 2.0
(Steve Schofield) This code sample shows how to start multiple threads to enhance performance. I was looking for a way to increase performance of a console application that records information to a database. The code sample listed below has a couple of techniques. The first starts many threads and
Working with Logical Datacenter Designer in Visual Studio 2005
(Satheesh Kumar) The logical datacenter diagram communicates important information to developers about the target environment into which their application systems will be deployed. The Logical datacenter Designer is used to create the logical representation of the logical datacenters. Logical Data
.NET Framework 3.0
(Somasegar) When speaking to developers about WinFX one question that repeatedly comes up is, “WinFX sounds great, but what happens to .NET?” .NET Framework has becomes the most successful developer platform in the world. Developers know and love .NET.
Manipulate a file system with VB.NET to see if files and directories exist
(Irina Medvinskaya) An important function of any program is the ability to work with a file system and manipulate files and directories. In this tip, we examine how to work with a file system using VB.NET. We show you a handy way to perform necessary functions with examples that utilize the existing
Revisiting Operator Overloading
(Ken Getz) On the conference circuit recently, I was speaking about some of my favorite new features in the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, using the content of three recent columns in this series as fodder. In my talk I sped through generics, operator overloading, and the BackgroundWorker component,
Great Minds in Development: Taking Advantage of ASP.NET 2.0
In our latest DevSource video in the Great Minds in Development series, Rob Howard (founder of Telligent Systems and one of the ASP.NET designers at Microsoft) talks about the evolution of ASP.NET, how to build faster and more secure applications, and the founding of Telligent Systems. (video)
Enterprise Library Security Block
(Brian Mains) The Enterprise Library Security Block is a means to authorize users to perform certain actions based on a set of rules. The rules approach creates a programmatic way of authorizing users at a function level and reduces the amount of in-line code that does the same work.
Trace Your Application
(Abey George) Akin to response.write of classic asp, Asp.net introduced a new simple debugging feature called as Tracing (I am certain that most of you guys might have used it).