(Ben Nadel) In the past, I’ve use Java’s BigInteger class (java.math.BigInteger) when dealing with HTTP requests that need to be digitally signed. I’ve used this class based on other examples that I’ve seen; but, I’ve never really taken the time to understand what it does. As such, I thought I would
Tag: Development
WPF: Using ObjectDataProvider to Populate a ListBox
(Ged Mead) There are lots of data binding options in WPF. Which one you use will depend, among other things, on the source of your data. if the source happens to be a collection of .NET objects then you may be interested in the ObjectDataProvider that is available in WPF.
jQuery Templates, Data Link, and Globalization Accepted as Official jQuery Plugins
(Scott Guthrie) The jQuery library has a passionate community of developers, and it is now the most widely used JavaScript library on the web today.
MVC in VB.NET Explained
(Dan Mabbutt) In the beginning, there was Input-Process-Output. Everything since then is just more details.
Designing and implementing a Data Warehouse: Part I
(John Charles Olamendy) Business Intelligence has become a buzzword in recent years as a support to decision making. Today we can find several database systems which include data warehousing, online analytical processing (OLAP), and data mining technologies. Data warehousing provides an efficient st
Excerpt from Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Unleashed
(Mike Snell and Lars Powers) Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET Framework 4.0 introduce many new features to an already full-featured toolset. This latest version is about increasing developer productivity while providing developers with choices and flexibility when building their solutions. If you’ve
Using Add-ins with PowerBuilder .NET 12.0
(Bruce Armstrong) When Sybase originally released PowerBuilder 10.0, one of the new features they added with that version was the PowerDesigner plug-in. There had been a number of IDE "add-in" third-party products for PowerBuilder before (e.g, SmartPaste, SmartJump), but this was the first time that
Create ZIP Files From An ASP.NET Application
(Scott Mitchell) A ZIP file is a popular, decades-old file format used for file compression and archiving. Commonly, such files have a .zip extension and are used to reduce the size of one or more files and/or to archive multiple files and folders into a single file. Additionally, the contents of a
Communicating With The Client Whilst Inside A ColdFusion Custom Tag
(Ben Nadel) Last week, I was having a conversation with Matt about the way in which ColdFusion prevents any content from being flushed to the browser during the execution of a ColdFusion custom tag. Matt wanted to be able to report updates to the client during the creation of an Excel document being
Complexity in ASP.NET MVC, Part 2: Plan your AJAX Carefully
(Brian Mains) ASP.NET web forms chose the option of communicating with web services as its mode for communication between client-side JavaScript and server-side code. A web service, using the ScriptService attribute, can render a client-side proxy to call these web methods, provided that it doesn’t
