(Chris Sully) The aim of this series of articles is to provide an overview of issues surrounding the architecture of .NET Solutions. In doing so it is following Microsoft’s recommended approach and, in particular, looking at the requirements of the related Microsoft certification exam (70-300),

(Manoj Agarwal) ASP.NET 2.0 is currently in beta 2 version. Those of you who have been curious to know about the new features in 2.0 and had installed the beta 1 version would have found that many of the ASP.NET applications written in beta 1 don’t even compile in beta 2. This article will help iden

This document provides scenarios for Microsoft integration solutions. By having an understanding of the options available, you can simplify the process of choosing the best Microsoft technologies for your company.

(Alejandro Gervasio) This is the final article in the series “Building Object-Oriented Database Interfaces in PHP.” Welcome back. After going through the previous articles, we’ve introduced ourselves to the interesting subject of database interfaces, explaining some key concepts as a straightforward

(Chris Sully) The aim of this series of articles is to provide an overview of issues surrounding the architecture of .NET Solutions. In doing so it is following Microsoft’s recommended approach and, in particular, looking at the requirements of the related Microsoft certification exam (70-300), whic

(Tony Patton) Storing and retrieving data with Microsoft SQL Server is a common task associated with most applications. On a past project, I was presented with a new twist on this interaction: large data types or BLOBs. The project entailed storing and retrieving Microsoft Word documents and ima

(Chris Sully) The aim of this series of articles is to provide an overview of issues surrounding the architecture of .NET Solutions. In doing so it is following Microsoft’s recommended approach and, in particular, looking at the requirements of the related Microsoft certification exam (70-300), whic

As the complexity of Web applications has increased, so have the tools required to manage them. Over the years, Web content management has evolved dramatically from the days of flat files and FTP. (pdf)

(Rick Sherman) It is said if we fail to learn from history we are destined to repeat it. This sentiment rings true in the IT industry where it appears that a new generation of people – IT, consultants and vendors – and projects emerge every three to four years with everyone thinking that their appro

(Anand Narayanaswamy) This article, part one of a series, discusses the workings of ADO.NET. With the help of an example application, you will learn to manipulate data in a Microsoft Access database, including how to insert, search, and navigate records.