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Archives: Page 21 Article #630 Ping for .NET By Markus It was a little bit frustrating to see, how complicated people try to solve such easy things like a ping command in there program and how much money some vendors are asking for working solutions. [Continued] Article #629 Oracle Connectivity By Jeya Raman Here is a code sample of how to connect to an Oracle database using C#. [Continued] Article #628 Delete Record Mechanism When There Are Related Records By Tadas Budvytis It is quite an often situation that during deletion of a record from the database there is a need to perform some action with all related records: delete related records, reassign them to another record (change foreign key), or remove information about relation (null foreign key). [Continued] Article #627 Using Reflection.Assembly to Load Forms from a Table By Syed Irtaza Ali This code sample is going to make your day. The scenario where this code could be quite helpful is where you are fetching a form name from the database and would like to open that form by passing the name as a string variable. [Continued] Article #626 Event Handling in C#: Custom event Handlers in .NET Made Simple By T.H. Bak To illustrate event handling we will make a news service that notifies its subscribers whenever an event (new news) occurs. Subscribers can unsubscribe and subscribe at will. [Continued] Article #625 Talk to SharePoint Through its Web Services By Klaus Salchner Microsoft Office 2003 is very tightly integrated with SharePoint by utilizing its web services. Windows SharePoint Services comes with sixteen different web services. SharePoint Portal Server 2003 supports an additional five web services. [Continued] Article #624 Custom Event Handlers in .NET Made Simple By T.H. Bak To illustrate event handling we will make a news service that notifies its subscribers whenever an event (new news) occurs. Subscribers can unsubscribe and subscribe at will. [Continued] Article #623 How to Integrate Google Searches into Your Application By Klaus Salchner The first thing coming to mind when we hear Google is search engine. Google has been able to turn the search business up-side-down within the last five years. The founders of Google started with an idea in 95 which really became widely used and known in 98/99. [Continued] Article #622 XSLT Transformations to XML Files By Sean Rhone After being assigned a project at work and becoming extreamly frustrated with the examples I found, I decided to create this tutorial using C# to transform a xml file into a another xml file using XslTransform. [Continued] Article #621 Automate the Process of Documenting Your code By Klaus Salchner Every developer is relying on a development platform, the two major ones being .NET and J2EE. The development platform provides the basic plumbing like file IO, threading, XML processing and much more so we developer don't have to worry about the low level plumbing itself. [Continued] Article #620 A Comprehensive View of SharePoint - Part II By Klaus Salchner Enterprise portals are an important part of today's enterprise IT infrastructure. Portals are used as an entry point for a specific topic, organization, project or team. [Continued] Article #619 Coloring The Console By Kashif Bilal When working with console applications in c#, black screens with white foregrounds are always used. We can change the foreground color as well as background color of our console application by using win32 API SetConsoleTextAttribute(). [Continued] Article #618 C# A Comprehensive View of SharePoint, Part I By Klaus Salchner Today's information workers have a constant need to collaborate, share information and find information they are looking for. This need exists around projects and teams, meetings and documents and furthermore on a department and company wide level. [Continued] Article #617 C# My Services By Gildeoni Santos One of the most wanted features of Visual Basic .NET 2005 is My Services. Some C# programmers do not understand why Microsoft left C# without this feature. [Continued] Article #616 GDI+ A Higher Level API By Vipul Chheda The Graphics device interface (GDI) provides windows applications with a device independence means that the program is able to work using different screens, keyboards and printers without any modification to the program. [Continued] Article #615 Bulk Data Transactions Using OpenXML By Ravi Chander Gunishetti & Harikishan Jayaraj Since a rowset is simply a set of rows that contain columns of data, OPENXML is the function that allows an XML document to be treated in the familiar relational database format. OPENXML is a new function added to SQL Server 2000 that provides a rowset view over an XML document. [Continued] Article #614 Quoting For Software By Shivprasad Koirala The software industry is an industry which sells logical things. The advantage of buying a software is automation, better analyzing of business thus making life easier. [Continued] Article #613 Working with Assemblies in InstallShield 7.0 By Santhosh Kumar R V InstallShield Developer 7.0 is the best solution for providing the very easy GUI interface to author installations having both .NET and Side-by-Side components. [Continued] Article #612 Microsoft Application Center Test By Ravi Chander Gunishetti & Harikishan Jayaraj Often Web applications fail to meet their customers' needs and expectations. When a Web application generates errors, has poor response times, or is unavailable, customers can easily become frustrated. [Continued] Article #611 Indicating an Empty ListView in C# By Lubos Hasko Have you wondered how you could show text in ListView control if it's empty, just like Microsoft does it in Outlook Express and in some other applications? [Continued] Article #610 MSMQ on Pocket PC 2003 By Klaus Salchner A few years ago mainstream software development was all about desktops and servers, both being Personal Computers. This is rapidly changing as more and more devices emerge. [Continued] Article #609 Using ADO.NET Database 1 for Beginners By Huseyin Altindag This is a simple ADO.NET database application that returns results from a database table, writes the output to a DataGrid and TextBoxes, and uses Buttons to navigate through records. [Continued] Article #608 An In-Depth Look at WMI and Instrumentation, Part II By Klaus Salchner The first part of this article explained how to instrument your application. We looked at a simple WMI provider to demonstrate how to define WMI classes, how the .NET framework registers these classes in the WMI store, how to publish class instances and how to raise WMI events. [Continued] Article #607 An In-Depth Look at WMI and Instrumentation, Part I By Klaus Salchner WMI stands for Windows Management Instrumentation and, as the name indicates, is about managing your IT infrastructure. Applications are used to solve specific business needs or ease existing pains in an enterprise. [Continued] Article #606 A Pinch Over .NET Remoting By Kalavagunta Sasikumar Over a period of time the perception of building applications is changing very rapidly whatever it may be either desktop applications, web applications or distributed applications. [Continued] Article #605 LDAP, IIS and WinNT Directory Services By Klaus Salchner Directory Services have gained a lot of traction over the last few years. Directories are repositories of information and can be utilized in many different ways. [Continued] Article #604 MSMQ, Your Reliable Asynchronous Message Processing By Klaus Salchner Today's enterprise applications are multi-tiered and interop with many other systems in the enterprise. Users demand easy to use, responsive and sophisticated applications or they will avoid using it. [Continued] Article #603 RMSDataAccessLayer By Guru Prasad The main idea of devloping such a DAL is that, to separate the SQL execution from the client/end user and maintain it on the server side, there by reducing the number of direct simultanwous connection to the sql server. [Continued] Article #602 Use Code Smith to Speed Up Your Projects By Shivprasad Koirala Many times while programming you will write code that you will use again and again and that changes very little. [Continued] Article #601 Wallpaper Changer in C# By Kfiz Arbel In this article, source code is included for a wallpaper in C# [Continued] 
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