|
|
|
|
|
Search Site/Articles
Archived Articles
C# Books
|
Archives: Page 7 Article #210 Performance Monitoring by Joe Mayo You also can store small amounts of information on the client by using hidden fields. Hidden fields are HTML elements, similar to text boxes, where you can store strings. [Continued] Article #209 Collections In C# by Vijay Patil To construct and manipulate a collection of objects, .Net framework has provided us with many classes. [Continued] Article #208 Simple Windows Application In C# by Vijay Patil In .NET framework, we can develop and run a window application two ways. [Continued] Article #207 Building Your Own Enumerator To Use With The foreach Construct by Richard Hernandez We are going to use "foreach" to iterate through our collection of fruit objects. [Continued] Article #206 C# Garbage Collector In Action by Pavel Tskekov I've made an application "Garbage Show" in which we have a class MyTextBoxClass, which derives from the TextBox class. [Continued] Article #205 C# And Cookies by Phil Syme Cookies allow you to store small bits of data on the user's computer. They take up a small amount of space on the user's hard drive and are often useful for storing nonessential information, such as user preferences. [Continued] Article #204 Exceptions and the Exception Stack by Luke Venediger C# has introduced possibly the best tool to use for application error trapping: The exception. [Continued] Article #203 Using Web Forms by Phil Syme Today's lesson will introduce more techniques that you can use with Web forms, including basic state management and some details about the life cycle of Web forms. [Continued] Article #202 SQL Server And Visual C#.NET by Gildeoni Here is an example of a project that shows how to access SQL Server 7.0 using Visual C#.NET [Continued] Article #201 Data Integrity in Web Services by David Talbot Web Services bring with them great possibilities and with these possibilities are some pitfalls. One such pitfall is passing complex data types to and from Web Services without losing data integrity. [Continued] Article #200 Application Class by Pavel Tsekov Some interesting static properties of the Application class. Let's have a look at some of the properties in the Application class, which in part of the System.Windows.Forms namespace. [Continued] Article #199 Performance Monitoring by Joe Mayo It's agreed that a program must run correctly and produce accurate results, but in many systems this isn't enough. Enterprise-class applications are of such mass that they must also be scalable. [Continued] Article #198 Designing Object-Oriented Programs In C# by Joe Mayo C# is a modern object-oriented programming language. As such it has many new features to support object-oriented programming. [Continued] Article #197 C# Interface Implementation by Pavel Tsekov I see a feature in C# that can be very confusing. In the example below we have a class (Test) that implements 2 interfaces (I1 and I2). [Continued] Article #196 Inheritence In C# by Martin Raphael.K This is sample code for inheritence. New is the keyword which is used to override the base(Parent) class. Members base is the keyword whichs is equal to super in java. [Continued] Article #195 Writing C# Expressions by Joe Mayo C# provides a complete set of language elements for writing expressions. An expression is a set of language elements combined to perform a meaningful computation. [Continued] Article #194 Multilingual Support In C# by Kamran Shakil The computer is now in use in almost all parts of the world so much work is in progress to give support to languages other than English. [Continued] Article #193 Exception Handling In C# by Kamran Shakil In C# Exception is a class in the system namespace. An object of an exception is that describe the exceptional conditions occur in a code .. [Continued] Article #192 Modest Introduction To IL Assembly Language by Filip Bulovic Since I received copy of Visual Studio .NET Beta 2 and did not manage to find "ILAssemblyLanguageProgrammersReference.doc" which was included in beta 1 I decided to share my experience with other assembly enthusiasts. [Continued] Article #191 C# Real-Time Application by Jibin Pan The Real time Application is a sample that shows the communication techniques between a client (TcpClient) and a server (TcpServer) application using Socket class on each side. [Continued] Article #190 Exploring Delegates by Filip Bulovic Delegates are a kind of type safe function pointers which are actually declared as class derived from System.MulticastDelegate. There are few rules how to write that class. [Continued] Article #189 Masked C# TextBox Control by Jibin Pan The TextBox control is the most used control in window program. It also cause a lot of problem either from QA or user, because invalid data that was entered. Using masked control will save a lot of time for developer and reduce the bugs. [Continued] Article #188 Message Filtering With C# by Pavel Tsekov In C# we can filter our application's messages so some of them don't get dispatched. See the example below of how to prevent the user from clicking the Left Mouse button in our application .. [Continued] Article #187 C# NetTray Application by Loek van den Ouweland Nettray creates a tray icon that displays the Hostname and IP-address of your machine when hovering over it. It also allows you to copy the IP-address to the clipboard. [Continued] Article #186 Accessing COM+ component using C# by Imtiaz Alam This article explains step by step of acessing COM+ application using C#. [Continued] Article #185 WinChat For .NET by Patrick Lam WinChat For .NET is a simple peer-to-peer chatting program that functions very similarly to the WinChat program provided by Windows 2000. It provides all the functionalities that the original WinChat program provides. [Continued] Article #184 Sealed Classes And Methods In C# by Rajesh The sealed modifier is used to prevent derivation from a class. An error occurs if a sealed class is specified as the base class of another class. A sealed class cannot also be an abstract class. [Continued] Article #183 Introducing .NET Remoting by David Talbot .NET Remoting provides a powerful and high performance way of working with remote objects. Architecturally, .NET Remote objects are a perfect fit for accessing resources across the network without the overhead posed by SOAP based WebServices. [Continued] Article #182 What About Structs? by Dino Karatzios A new feature that was introduced in the C# language is the STRUCT object. To give a general and easy definition of STRUCTS, you can think of them as something like a scaled down class. [Continued] Article #181 WebServices with Language Interoperability by Vijay Cinnakonda A webservice in general is a way of exposing the properties and methods through the Internet In other words, it's an URL-addressable resource that programmatically returns information to clients who want to use it. A webservice is based on XML standards and has been implemented by different vendors like IBM, Sun Microsystems, CapeClear etc. [Continued] 
|
