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Archives: Page 8 Article #240 C# TimeZone by Valliyappan Swaminathan This small application will give idea about Time Zone in c# [Continued] Article #239 How can You Migrate Your Existing Applications? by John Godel When a new technology emerges, companies and developers begin to wait anxiously for answers to their questions. [Continued] Article #238 Using DropDownList control in DataGrid by Eric Zheng When I was developing a web application couple days ago, I found some interesting things about the datagrid, [Continued] Article #237 Building a 3-Tier Application using ASP.NET by Paul Abraham This article has two major parts. In the first part we will discuss about 3.Tier Architecture and in the second part we will implement an ASP.NET example to practice the 3.Tier design. [Continued] Article #236 Redirecting the StandardInput, StandardError(stderr) and the StandarOutput Using the Process Class by Edwin Lima This example has as its main goal to illustrate one of the many possibilities that we have while using the Process class. [Continued] Article #235 Manipulation Files With C# by Gildeoni Santos This is a simple program that shows a bit of how to manipulate files in Visual C#.Net. [Continued] Article #234 XP, Component Services and .NET by John Godel First of all, COM+ does revolutionize COM; it is not only a superior new version of the COM programming model it is also a new platform to design and develop components. [Continued] Article #233 State Management in ASP.NET by Eric Zheng Web form pages are HTTP-Based, they are stateless, which means they don't know whether the requests are all from the same client, and pages are destroyed and recreated with each round trip to the server, therefore information will be lost, therefore state management is really an issue in developing web applications. [Continued] Article #232 Setting Up Global Objects with the global.asax File by Phil Syme ASP.NET uses a special file, called global.asax, to establish any global objects that your Web application uses. The .asax extension denotes an application file rather than .aspx for a page file. [Continued] Article #231 Wizardry With "Wizards" by Kamran Shakil This article discusses the General Principle of Creating a "Wizard" in Visual Studio.NET IDE [Continued] Article #230 Navigating and Updating a Database With C# by Carlo A. Mora-Monge By far, the most important application for current applications as well as future applications is the management of information through a database system. [Continued] Article #229 Code Access Security Using C# by Sitaraman Lakshminarayanan In today's fast growing Information Technology world, security is a major concern. Security is important not just to authenticate users but also to authorize their actions. [Continued] Article #228 Visual Studio .NET Style Menu by Sajith M I was creating a class in C# to emulate the VS.Net menu, when I came across the original by Carlos, and decide to save some time and energy by improving on it, rather than starting from scratch. [Continued] Article #227 Set the InitialFocus for an ASP.NET WebForm by Fons Sonnemans The PageUtil class has a static method SetInitialFocus(control) which can be used to generate a JavaScript for an ASP.NET page (WebForm), which sets the focus on a (given) control. [Continued] Article #226 Dynamic Method Invocation using Reflection by Luke Venediger Reflection allows the developer to dynamically manipulate and inspect the members of objects, which includes their fields, methods and types. [Continued] Article #225 Creating a XML document with C# by Pavel Tsekov Just try this short piece of code, to make an XML document on the fly. In C# working with XML through the System.XML is very easy [Continued] Article #224 Debuggin And C# by Mike Borromeo Debugging GUI applications for me mostly consists of printing out debug statements in the form of a dialog box with some text. [Continued] Article #223 Simply use ProgressBar, StatusBar, Timer in VS.Net by Jie Su & Ying Qian VS.Net has provided us with controls. In this paper, we demonstrate how to use Timer, ProgressBar and Statusbar in an application by using C#. [Continued] Article #222 Microscopic Discussion on Classes by Kamran Shakil This articles will touch the following areas: Logic of Class Inheritance, Logic of Multiple Inheritance and Circular base classes. [Continued] Article #221 Role Based Security In .NET by Vijay Patil .NET Framework offers code access security and role-based security to help address security concerns about mobile code. [Continued] Article #220 Using A Port In A TCP/IP Program by J.V.Ravichandran Remember, it is not the connection speed that you must fear, in an internet program, it is the garbage collector, lurking like an unseen conspirator in a computer game, which may make or break your computer program. [Continued] Article #219 Creating a Custom ADO.NET DataAdapter by David Talbot Visual Studio.NET's code generation features serve the purpose of creating trivial applications very well but when it comes time to create a more complicated application, a good programmer needs to know how to work with ADO.NET DataAdapters at the code level. [Continued] Article #218 Dialog Objects in .NET by Vijay Patil & Emil Tsankov .NET environment has provided us with various classes to use the Dialog objects. This paper explains how to create and use the following dialog boxes in .NET environment: [Continued] Article #217 Using Interfaces In .NET Remoting by David Talbot .NET Remoting allows for a clean seperation between client side code and server side code through the use of interfaces. [Continued] Article #216 Using C# Classes as COM Objects by Robert M. Meagher COM Interoperability is the feature of Microsoft .Net that allows managed .Net code to interact with unmanaged code using Microsoft's Component Object Model semantics. [Continued] Article #215 Security Features in C# by Kamran Shakil Security is an important aspect of software development nowadays, and C# in its very architecture has this feature, present in various forms. [Continued] Article #214 Creating GUIDs with C# by Pavel Tsekov The problem with GUIDs was not an easy one to solve with Visual C++, Visual Basic, etc. [Continued] Article #213 Remoting and Distributed Computing in C# by Luke Venediger Remoting is an infrastructure that allows the developer to use remote objects. Remote objects are objects that are based (or instantiated) outside of the caller's Application Domain. [Continued] Article #212 MemberwiseClone() Method - Object Class Member by Kamran Shakil Like finalize() method, we also come to see memberwiseclone() method in almost every class ,as protected instance methods . [Continued] Article #211 Working With The Session Object by Phil Syme Programming with query strings and hidden fields is cumbersome if you need to manipulate more than a trivial amount of state data. [Continued] 
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