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Archives: Page 17 Article #510 COM+ Automation Using .NET C# By Asad Aziz The COM+ catalog is the underlying data store that holds all COM+ configuration data. Whenever you do any kind of COM+ administration, you are reading and writing data stored in the catalog. [Continued] Article #509 May Relfection Be With You, Always By Filip Bulovic It's about two and a half years since I've started using .NET. Maybe I can say that I know it very well. [Continued] Article #508 How To Use Caching In ASP.NET By Vishnu Prasad In this article one will learn about concepts, advantages, types of caching and about implementation of caching in Asp.Net applications. [Continued] Article #507 COM+ Automation using .NET C# By Asad Aziz The COM+ catalog is the underlying data store that holds all COM+ configuration data. [Continued] Article #506 Selection of Ads using AdRotator Control at Run Time By Rosi Reddy You can advertise the Ads on rotating basis in your website. Microsoft is providing the AdRotator Control to pick the Ad in random basis using XML file. [Continued] Article #505 ITN450 - Compiler Laboratory By Joel Pobar This is a compiler for a simple language I call simplescript. simplescript is a very primitive web scripting language designed to do simple tasks like take input from forms and process them in some way. [Continued] Article #504 SmallPOP - A Hackish Implementation of The POP RFC in .NET By Joel Pobar This page contains the details for the C# version of SmallPOP, a quick and dirty component for retreiving e-mail from POP servers. [Continued] Article #503 Single Linked List in C# By Ivan Budiono Here is a great beginners example of how to implement a single linked list in C#. [Continued] Article #502 Message Queuing by MQSeries with C# By Rosi Reddy MSMQ is the well-known Message API for windows developers. You can use MSMQ API directly by using System.Messaging class. Sometimes user needs to use IBM MQSeries especially for mainframe developers. [Continued] Article #501 C# wrapper for Windows Installer By Joe Mele This is a C# wrapper for Windows Installer as open source. The license is MPL. An open source license approved by opensource.org. [Continued] Article #500 DataGridColumnStyles in C# By Rakka Rage Here is some sample code that demonstrates DataGridColumnStyles [Continued] Article #499 BASE64 Encoding And Decoding By Biswajit Sarkar The B64Handler class provides methods to convert ascii strings into Base64 encoded strings and to decode valid Base64 encoded strings into ascii strings. [Continued] Article #498 Dynamically setting properties of a class from a Database By David Sandor In this short example I will demonstrate a powerful feature of Reflection that will allow you to dynamically set the values of a class. [Continued] Article #497 dotNet Threading, Part II By Randy Charles Morin This is the second article of two parts on dotNet threading. In this second part, I will discuss further the synchronization objects in the System.Threading dotNet namespace, thread local storage, COM interoperability and thread states. [Continued] Article #496 Designing Inherited Controls For Winforms By Vishnu Prasad If you have worked on VB6 based thick client applications, one common problem that you as a developer would have countered are the way controls work. [Continued] Article #495 Creating Custom Delegates and Events in C# By Joe E. Bennett Controls used on your forms have events that you can respond to with event handlers in your application. [Continued] Article #494 MWControls v1.0.3.0 By Mikael Wiberg This latest version includes a Multi Select TreeView Control which lets you choose between a few different ways of selecting TreeNodes. [Continued] Article #493 Ready C# Events By Ivo Stoykov In C# events have following logic: Each event has a type. Let's take the event Click. [Continued] Article #492 Testing Wrapper In C# By Ivan Zderadicka Testing wrapper for System.Configuration.Install.Installer, class I found it very usefull when I was debugging and testing installer. [Continued] Article #491 Using OLEDB in ADO.NET with COBOL By Rick Malek The SqlClient class was created by Microsoft and is used primarily to access a SQL Server database. What about other databases? [Continued] Article #490 Performance of Various Iteration Methods in .NET By Trevor Misfeldt I've been implementing numerical libraries in .NET and have come to some conclusions about iteration performance. [Continued] Article #489 Pre-compile Web Page And Hide It From Preying Eyes By Filip Bulovic There are two main kinds of aspx files which we create in ASP.NET. The first one is created in VS.NET and it has the statement similar to this one at the top of the page [Continued] Article #488 Getting the Date/Time Using The Daytime Protocol (RFC 867) By Saumit S. Sheth This program gets the official date and time from the NIST (ITS) timeserver and updates the system time on your computer. [Continued] Article #487 Is Object Class, the root of all hierarchies? By C.Prashanth This might come as a surprise for many, to see me doubting the information presented in almost .NET books even MSDN library but as we delve deeper into this topic, you will find yourself in the same predicament as I am now. [Continued] Article #486 Scrabble Records Application v 2.0 By Adrian Sobers The purpose of this article is to re-visit some of the issues which were experienced when implementing a simple C# application - Scrabble Records. [Continued] Article #485 How to Use .Net Remoting Using C# By Mohamed Ashraf .NET remoting involves sending messages along channels. Two of the standard channels are HTTP and TCP. [Continued] Article #484 Accessing COBOL Properties with C# By Rick Malek With the .NET environment there are many ways to extend your legacy COBOL assets and make them available to other technologies and languages. [Continued] Article #483 Managed C# versus Unmanaged C++ By Randy Charles Morin This is Howard C-Shell, coming to you live from your typical Windows computer just outside of Disney World. Here, I will find out once and for all how much slower managed C# is then unmanaged C++. In this bout of speed, unmanaged C++ is the clear favorite. [Continued] Article #482 Creating Dynamic Charts in ASP. NET Web Applications Using OWC By Star Francis Charts and graphs are considered to be very useful form of data representation. Graphs can add significant impact and visualization to your applications, especially in Web applications. [Continued] Article #481 Hotmail Using C# - A HTTPMail Client Under .NET By Kais Dukes The great thing about the POP mail protocol is that it is a well-documented open standard, making writing a mail client to collect mail from a POP box a relatively painless process. [Continued] 
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