(Lindsey Simon) Most web applications have a requirement somewhere in their interface for a tabular view of data — often, a view of the rows in a database table. In some cases, the use of a static HTML is appropriate, but users have become increasingly accustomed to richer, more malleable

A computer that is running the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP4 may unexpectedly end the SQL Server process and you may receive the following message in the SQL Server log: spid4 SqlSecurityHandler is invoked. Server is terminating.

(Eric Landes) SharePoint Windows SharePoint Service (WSS) has become well known in the corporate world. Many corporations are putting lots of data in department SharePoint sites. Some companies even use it as a basis for their custom applications. Utilizing web parts and the SharePoint lists, one

(Julian Skinner) In Part 1, we looked at the fundamentals of asynchronous processing in .NET, and we saw that subtle bugs known as race conditions can occur if threads are not correctly synchronized. We have no way of knowing at what point the operating system will switch execution between threads:

(Fred R. Sobotka) You’ll thank me for not coming up with some cutesy title for this post. It’s been a bit frustrating to see such a powerful DBMS hit the market for free, only to get murky, contractictory coverage regarding important details. If you are among the many who are utterly confused about

(Edmond Woychowsky) Nebulous is a great word, not only is it fun to say, it is also useful in describing the requirements for a project that I worked on recently. The requirements went something like this; take a flat file, that was produced by an upstream mainframe application and produce an XML do

(Krishnan) XML Stylesheet Transformation(XSLT) is defined as a language for converting XML documents to other document formats. This article shows how to perform the transformation using classes of .NET Framework.

(Wei-Meng Lee) Data binding is one of the common tasks that developers working with data have to perform. In Windows Forms 2.0, the new BindingNavigator and BindingSource objects can save you a lot of effort in data binding.

(Sahil Malik) One of the sore limitations of SharePoint 2003 was its obsessive/compulsive disorder to use Windows Authentication, only Windows Authentication, and nothing but Windows Authentication. This caused a typical Catch-22 in most implementations. Larger organizations that needed the collabor

(Miguel A. Castro) Building complex Web controls with rich-client interfaces often requires the integration of some client-side JavaScript code with the control’s server-side code. While in some cases this does not have to be complicated to achieve some pretty nifty results, it can often break the d