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Archives: Page 23 Article #690 Smart Broom as an Adaptive Autonomous Machine By Yildirim Kocdag An Adaptive Autonomous Machine can be described as a machine which is able to move in an unknown place and complete some specific task which was defined before the discovery. [Continued] Article #689 Fuliggine Dialogs By Zeppaman How many times have you used the istruction: MessageBox.Show();? Well,in this article is explained how we can expand this feature of the framework for an immediare use of this function. [Continued] Article #688 Object Inspector By Zeppaman The framework gives us a useful component to show information about a control. I'm speaking about The property grid in particular. It's a beautiful control but unfortunately it doesn't list controls, so the user can select a specific control. I try to resolve this probem with this control. [Continued] Article #687 Top 10 Reasons to Switch from Java to Visual C# By Will Wagers Why should a Java developer switch to C#? Here are the major reasons in alphabetical order. [Continued] Article #686 ColorPicker in C# By Zeppaman One big the framework's handicaps is the small number of visual controls. Luckly the most usefull are present, but often we find problems with the less common ones. [Continued] Article #685 Spring Button By Zeppaman A an example of how to build a simple button with a nice graphic interface. [Continued] Article #684 Tdo -Typed Data Object 2.0 By Andrea Ferendeles Tdo is the acronym of Typed Data Object and is made up of a NET assembly (Tdo.dll) and a source code generator (TdoCodeGenerator.exe). The source code generator produces a collection of derived classes (VB.NET/C#.NET) that extends the base classes within the Tdo.dll assembly, all under the Object Oriented model. [Continued] Article #683 How to Get Permissions Assign to Current Assembly in VS.NET 2005 Using C# By Chetan Patel Most of the time due to some security problem we are unable to continue with the application. So using this peace of code you can easily find out the permission level of the current assembly. [Continued] Article #682 Generics in C# 2.0 - Part II By Saurabh Mishra In my last article I focused on issues of type safety and reusability when using ArrayLists. In this article we shall focus on how these issues of type safety and reusability are very nicely handled by Generics. [Continued] Article #681 Generics in C# 2.0 - Part I By Saurabh Mishra Generics are new feature provided with version 2.0 of the Microsoft.Net framework. Generic classes and methods combine re-usability, type safety and efficiency in a way that there non-generics counterparts do not/cannot. [Continued] Article #680 Credit Card Fraud Prevention Using .NET Framework in C# or VB.NET By IP2Location Credit card fraud has become pervasive on the Internet. According to MasterCard International, account takeover fraud has increased by 369% since 1995. It has become one of the fastest growing types of fraud, and one of the more difficult to combat. [Continued] Article #679 Simple Notepad By Shireesha Magesh Kumar In this article i have developed a simple windows application which will be more useful for beginners. So this is a simple application similar to ordinary Text Editor. Here in this application i have added some features and removed some features of ordinary text editor. Here we we can choose any color for the text. [Continued] Article #678 Dealing With a Single Instance MDI Child Form By Roger Frost The article MDI with C# by Irfan Patel is an excellent guide to developing an MDI Application. I turned to this article for a quick introduction to get my development up and running. [Continued] Article #677 An Introduction to C# Generics By John Godel There is a reality; most of the developers confuse about C# Generics. Actually, there is no reason for that. If your background comes from C++ or Java you may understand more easily. Wha t tell you from your C++ knowledge o r from Java. [Continued] Article #676 Creational Pattern: Abstract Factory By Subhash Balachandran Abstract Factory pattern is a creational pattern. Creational Patterns deal with best way to create an object. Abstract patterns define the interface to select or return one from the several families of related objects. [Continued] Article #675 Explaining Abstraction, Inheritence and Polymorphism By Brandon Amoroso Far too often, fundamental programming concepts like inheritance and polymorphism are taught using vague examples, like class "AA" and class "BB". Let's get away from that; they're far too abstract to offer a proper explanation. We'll use a workshop as our example instead. [Continued] Article #674 Redirect Web Visitors By Country Using .NET Framework in C# or VB.NET By IP2Location There are times when it is useful to redirect a visitor to different default web page based on the visitor's country of origin. One practical usage is to redirect visitor to web page with the language recognized by the visitor. This article shows you how by using .NET component, it can be done. [Continued] Article #673 Script Your Application with L Sharp By Rob Blackwell L Sharp is a powerful lisp-based scripting language for .NET available from www.lsharp.org. L Sharp is free software, and it's easy to embed into your own applications. This article shows you how. [Continued] Article #672 Generic Property Window By Fernando Gomez Programmers are always looking for ways to make their work easier and faster. At least, I always do. One thing that always makes me lazy is the following scene. [Continued] Article #671 Writing an ActiveX control with .Net By David Sandor Software developers have used ActiveX controls on their web pages to add advanced functionality to the web experience. [Continued] Article #670 Events: Lesson 2 By David Sandor In the previous lesson we created an event and consumed it. In doing so you probably noticed that our code would have been a little better if we could have determined whether or not the file actually existed. [Continued] Article #669 Events: Lesson 1 By David Sandor The ability to fire an event is core to most Windows development projects. Events are useful for updating a user interface with changed data, or causing a piece of code to run after another piece of code has completed. .NET has brought us a powerful model for programming events. [Continued] Article #668 SQLDMO in C# Enhanced By Joe Sytniak I often need to compare versions of databases and comparing scripts is one way to find differences in the schemas. I had been using a two step process of using the scptxfr utility to generate scripts, then using a file comparison utility such as Beyond Compare to compare the generated script files. [Continued] Article #667 Overview of DTS Package By Rama Nageshwara Rao DTS Introduction Many organizations need to centralize data to improve corporate decision-making. However, their data may be stored in a variety of formats and in different locations. [Continued] Article #666 Writing an ActiveX control with .Net By SriRam Balasubramanian Software developers have used ActiveX controls on their web pages to add advanced functionality to the web experience. With my migration from a Visual Basic 6 world to a Microsoft .NET C# world, I had some question as to how I can create an ActiveX control with .NET. [Continued] Article #665 Calling Interface and Abstract Members When They Have Conflicting Names By SriRam Balasubramanian Here is an example which helps you to know how an abstract class and multiple interface methods are called, when they have conflicting names. [Continued] Article #664 Connecting to an MS Access DataBase From an ASP.NET Web Form By Shankar The following are the steps that will help you to conenct to a MS Access Database from your ASP.NET web form. [Continued] Article #663 Asynchronous Data Access using Callback Model By Rama Nageshwara Rao & Ravi Chander Gunishetti Ability to execute several tasks on different threads at the same time. Through Asynchronous call the main thread never blocked and another thread calls the method and gives the output to the main thread. [Continued] Article #662 How to Open and Read a File in Win Forms By Baseer Ahmed In this tutorial I am going to tell you about how to open your file and display it in the text box and how to save your file anywhere . [Continued] Article #661 SQL Statement Generator By Arno Le Roux This is a complete application that allows quick generation of common SQL commands which includes pre-declared variables. It was created to save developers time on typing out half page SQL statements. [Continued] 
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