(Tony Patton) Moving a Web application from one server to another can be time consuming, but Microsoft makes it easy with ASP.NET applications. See how you can utilize a Web setup project or copy a project option in Visual Studio .NET or copy the files directly.

(Susan L. Cline) Cloudscape and Derby are great database servers for Ajax applications — particularly if the client and server are on the same host — due to their zero admin requirements and ability to be embedded. This article explains all the steps and requirements to create an embedded data

(Ameet Phadnis) SharePoint provides a few ASP.NET pages which allow you to manage a Portal. However, business situations arise that require developers to build their own ASP.NET pages. One situation that comes to mind is an employee directory. In big organizations you might be tasked with display

(mustapha) You can find out what the error code means by either examining the documentation for your system or by using the perror utility.

(Dawn Kawamoto) Oracle has launched PeopleTools 8.48, an upgrade designed to offer Web services functionality and serve as an entry point into Oracle’s Fusion Middleware.

(Sahil Malik) The popularity of SharePoint Portal Server 2003 led Microsoft to tightly integrate the next SharePoint version, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007, with its ASP.NET 2.0 WebPart framework. This tight integration enables the ASP.NET and SharePoint developer to do a number of

(George P. Alexander, Jr.) Earlier, we had a quick revision of Windows SharePoint Services (WSS), SharePoint Portals (SPS) and an elementary look at Web Parts and what every SharePoint developer or Administrator should know about them.

(S.S. Ahmed) It’s been years now, SharePoint 2007 is about to appear in the market, SharePoint 2003 seems to be something that is history now (Exaggerating …). Many companies have adopted SharePoint during the last one year. Good thing is that I have seen lots of small businesses acquiring SharePoin

(Zach Smith) For some time now stored procedures have been the preferred method of data access for enterprise application development. Stored procedures offer better security, better encapsulation, and can implement complex logic without cluttering up application code.

(Lincoln F. Roach) This article teaches you the basics of building a business process that utilizes IBM WebSphere Portal as its human interaction service (staff). Additionally, you learn how to complete a sub-process as an example of what it takes to break down larger business systems. You also lear