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Providing Content Through Web Services
Content Providers will see Web Services as a major component
that will change the way they distribute information. Third party
Content Providers will gain on the standardization and discovery
mechanism provided by Web Services.
Release Date: May 9, 2001
Code-Behind
Separate Business Logic Code from Presentation Code
Microsoft's ASP.NET implementation contains a new method to
separate business logic code from presentation code. It is called
code-behind, and it is remarkably powerful, yet easy to implement.
Release Date: April 23, 2001
Consuming a Web Service from a Win Form Application
This article explains how to consume a Web Service from a Win
Form Application by adding a Web Reference with VS.NET. As an example we
will use the Web Service
Stock-Quotes.
Release Date: April 12, 2001
How to Compile C# Programs and Compiler Switches
Compiler CS0234 Error "The type or namespace 'WinForm' does
not exist in the class or namespace 'System' ". You go through the code
again and again and find no mistakes but still the compiler keeps on
crying CS0234 Error. This article contains some tips and detail
information on compiling C# programs.
Release Date: April 9, 2001
Accessing Server Variables From Within Web Services
This article will demonstrate how we can access web server variables from within a web
service.
Release Date: April 4, 2001
Using a transacted C# component (leveraging COM+) from ASP.NET
Is COM+ dead?, how does COM+ relate to .NET?. The answer is
that COM+ is definitely not gone. It remains and will continue to be an
important part of the overall programming model and it can be fully
leveraged from ASP.NET.
Release Date: April 2, 2001
Building a Stock-Quotes Web Service
A Web Service can be called from an ASP.NET Web Form (.aspx) to
provide functionality to the Web Site Users through a proxy object. This
capability is presented in a simple sample that includes a Web Service which
provides Stock Quotes and a Web Form that request the Stock Quotes and
display them in the Web Browser.
Release Date: Mar 30, 2001
ASP.NET File Upload Example
ASP.NET provides an easy mechanism to upload files from a Web
Browser to a Web Server through the class HtmlInputFile. This class
allows to handle programmatically the information submitted by the
File INPUT control without the need for third party
decoders.
Release Date: Mar 29, 2001
Process Monitor Information Sample
This sample shows how to remotely monitor an ASP.NET worker process behavior, uncovering any ASP.NET memory leaks, crashes or
deadlocks.
Release Date: Mar 28, 2001
An Introduction to Working with XML in .NET
Working with XML in .NET applications is a fairly
straightforward process especially if you've used MSXML3 in the past.
Even if you haven't worked with MSXML3 you'll find that using the
classes found in the .NET platform is easy once you know more about
them.
Release Date: Mar 26, 2001
Using
<ASP:XML runat=server> within an ASP.NET Page
Here is an example of the new <asp:xml> ASP.NET server control. I will show how to
use it to display XML content from an XML document in a file and from an XML document in a
database.
Release Date: Mar 22, 2001
Detect OS Version
Using C#
Do you want to find out what operating system your .NET code is running on? This article
tells you how to achieve it.
Release Date: Mar 21, 2001
Dynamic
Image Generation with ASP.NET
One of the neat features that you can now leverage with .NET is the ability to generate
dynamic images from code, which you can then either save to disk or directly stream back
to a browser client with ASP.NET.
Release Date: Mar 20, 2001
Web
Services. Part I: The Basics
Web services are an important part of the .NET strategy. This article takes at the
concepts behind web services, and the architecture.
Release Date: Mar 19, 2001
Running ASP.NET
within a command-line exe (outside of IIS)
The sample in this article demonstrates a simple way to process ASP.NET requests within a
command line exe (MyHost.exe).
Release Date: Mar 19, 2001
How to
Manipulate Files in ASP.NET
This startup article explains the concept of file manipulations, such as reading from a
file, writing to a file and deleting a file.
Release Date: Mar 14, 2001
Building
up a Page Using User Controls Dynamically Loaded at Runtime
You can use the Page.LoadControl to dynamically build up the content of a page with user
controls (aka pagelets). This article shows how to create new instances of user
controls, and how to add them into the "Controls" collection of a stub label
control.
Release Date: Mar 13, 2001
Manipulating
<body> Tag With ASP.NET
The <body> tag does not have a server-control equivalent in ASP.NET. The article
explains, with sample code, how to get around this problem.
Release Date: Mar 12, 2001
Storing
Your Own AppSettings within Config.web
ASP.NET’s XML based configuration system provides a pretty easy and powerful way to
store application settings. It supports both a "custom XML schema" option and a
simple way to store key/value pairs.
Release Date: Mar 12, 2001
Using ADO.NET For
Data Access - Part I
ADO.NET can be used to access data from variety of databases and data sources. This
article looks at the basics behind connecting to a database and retrieving records.
Release Date: Mar 9, 2001
Using
a transacted VB component (leveraging COM+) from ASP.NET
COM+ is definitely not gone. It remains and will continue to be an important part of the
overall programming model and can be fully leveraged from ASP.NET and the overall .NET
Framework.
Release Date: Mar 8, 2001
ASP.NET Error
Handling Support
One of the neat new features of ASP.NET is its rich support for handling and tracking
runtime errors. Specifically, it provides an easy way for administrators to ensure that
the dreaded "ASP 43433ax" hex style errors never gets displayed to customers.
Release Date: Mar 7, 2001
Introducing
Microsoft .NET
By bringing us .NET, Microsoft is presenting us with a new platform designed to facilitate
development of interoperable Web applications, based on a totally new architecture. For
Microsoft, .NET will be a way of "programming the Web," no less.
Release Date: Mar 5, 2001
Encrypting Passwords
with ASP.NET
A good practice is to not store the actual passwords in the databases, but their encrypted
versions. The article talks about one way of accomplishing this with ASP.NET. Working
example is included.
Release Date: Mar 1, 2001
Enumerating Device
Drivers Installed On A System
.NET SDK provides System.ServiceProcess namespace to deal with tasks related to services
running on a system. Since device drivers are treated as system services, we are able to
find some methods and properties in the namespace to enumerate all the device drivers
installed on a system.
Release Date: Feb 28, 2001
Examining Your
First C# Program
This article takes a detailed look at a simple "Hello World" program and
describes various parts of a C# program.
Release Date: Feb 26, 2001
Panel Control in
ASP.NET
In this article, you will learn how to use panel controls in ASP.NET pages.
Release Date: Feb 26, 2001
Using Caching API in
ASP.NET
Although there are many different ways to use the Caching API in ASP.NET, they all boil
down to three distinct approaches. This discussion will outline these three approaches and
demonstrate each of them in action. It will also give an example of the appropriate use of
each approach.
Release Date: Feb 23, 2001
Using the AdRotator
Control in ASP.NET
Advertisements in ASP.NET can be displayed on a fly by employing the AdRotator server
Control that comes with the ASP.NET framework. In this article we will see two examples of
using this control to display ads on a page. We will also discuss the various properties
to change the display of ads.
Release Date: Feb 19, 2001
Multithreading with
VB.NET
The System.Threading namespace in .NET SDK makes multi-threading easy. The Thread
class in the System.Threading namespace exposes the properties and methods to allow the
free threading.
Release Date: Feb 19, 2001
Generating GUIDs in
ASP.NET
Learn what GUIDs are and how you can generate them in ASP.NET. Complete with code examples
and demos.
Release Date: Feb 11, 2001
Displaying Browser
Capabilities in ASP.NET
Although the browser wars are over, at least according to popular media, the reasons for
detecting the browser capabilities aren't. This article presents code and demos to display
various browser capabilities.
Release Date: Feb 11, 2001
Sending Email From
ASP.NET Pages, a Complete Example
In this article, the authors illustrate a wide range of possibilities in sending emails
using ASP.NET, with examples in both VB and C#. The discussion covers such options as
email format, priority, attachments and email encoding.
Release Date: Feb 7, 2001
Writing Your First
C# Program with Visual Studio .NET
Visual Studio.NET integrates multiple languages into one IDE. This article illustrates how
to create a simple program in C# using this IDE.
Release Date: Feb 5, 2001
How To Learn C#: A
Roadmap to Success in Getting Started with C# Programming
Do you want to learn C#? This article directs you to the best of the resources available
that can make you reach that goal.
Release Date: Jan 30, 2001
What is ASP.NET?
This Article explains what ASP.NET is all about and the new features it offers to web
developers.
Release Date: Jan 29, 2001 |
