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Microsoft .NET marketing has created a huge hype about its Web Services. This is the first of two articles on Web Services. Here we will create a .NET Web Service using C#. More info |
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Explore the application of ASP.NET server controls through this in depth tutorial, part of a new release from Wrox Press. More info |
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If you write a program, it is for sure that it will have errors and issues. You cannot avoid them. But what you can do is write the code such a way that it is easy to find the errors and issues so that you can solve them easily. You need the real skill to write 'maintainable code'. More info |
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An Extensive Examination of Web Services is a multi-part article series spanning several months. More info |
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Among the vast number of classes and functions provided by the Microsoft .NET Framework, exists a new and powerful feature for storing information relating to users and applications called Isolated Storage. This article provides two Windows Application examples on how information can be accessed and used with isolated storage by utilizing ADO.NET and the XML namespaces. More info |
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Learn how to print reports from C# and other .NET languages using the open source library presented here. Features include Printing DataTables, printing paragraphs of text using style classes, customizable page headers and footers, boxes, lines, graphics and much more. More info |
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Domain objects in an application represent the core data and business validation rules relating to it. And, domain objects are usually central to the entire application and used by most subsystems. Therefore, their good design is critical for a good application design that is robust, high performing, and yet flexible. More info |
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The label "web services," as broadly applied, has two levels of meaning—one specific and one conceptual:
Specifically, web services are a stack of emerging standards that describe a service-oriented, component-based application architecture. More info |
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Often you may need to save user images in a database and then read back from a database when needed. For an example, we’ll save an author’s photo in a database so it can be read later to display in the author’s article. In this article, you will learn how to read and write BLOB data using ADO.NET. More info |
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.NET remoting and ASP.NET Web services are powerful technologies that provide a suitable framework for developing distributed applications. It is important to understand how both technologies work in order to choose the one that is right for your application. More info |
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