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Author: Ian Stephenson
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I received a number of responses to my article in the July/August edition of VSJ, Your fingers on the filesystem, regarding the use of the FileSystemWatcher class in ASP.NET applications. The original article mentioned using FileSystemWatcher to update files on a web server, and the model I envisaged was similar to the Photo Library application described in the article. This would allow files to be copied up to a file-based web server (e.g. IIS) in a controlled manner. Some of the responses I re...
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Author: Christoph Wille
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For this article I have picked one part of file processing: listing of files and directories. I have built a few nice scripts that can be later used in your own applications. Additional articles will deal with reading and writing files....
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Author: AzamSharp
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Export Button is a custom control that let's you export your DataGrid or TextBox data to several different formats. The control is extremely easy to use and also exposes design time features. In this article I will discuss some of the features of the Export Button and how it benefits the developer....
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Author: Keith Oliver Rull
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"File system browsing? What the heck is that?"
"Old way? New way? is there another way???"
I guess most of us are still on the pre-.NET mindset, the term I commonly use when people think of solutions that are based on the ways of doing stuff without utilizing the benefits of the new technology which could help in making the task a lot easier. A great example of this type of mindset is this, what comes to your mind when you are asked to create a Web Form that enables the user to...
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In some applications like file system explorers, file managers etc. it becomes necessary to keep an eye on file system changes. In .NET the FileSystemWatcher class from System.IO namespace provides easy way to do the same thing....
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Author: Charles Carroll
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The code below calls "Utility Belt" functions.
The FileRad (to string) is one demo of Database "Utility Belt" functionality....
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Author: Christopher Surfleet
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I have felt for a while that although the classes available in the System.IO namespace did an excellent job allowing you to edit and process single files, there has been a significant lack of anything to help you deal with groups of files or directories. In an attempt to address this issue I have created two classes, FileInfoCollection and DirectoryInfoCollection, which allow access to files and directories using several powerful methods....
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Author: Sriram
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File monitoring applications can be easily developed in .Net using the FileSystemWatcher class. This class listens to changes in files system and raises events whenever changes happen. This article explains how to monitor changes in files and subdirectories of a directory using the FileSystemWatcher class....
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Author: Christopher Surfleet
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I have felt for a while that although the classes available in the System.IO namespace did an excellent job allowing you to edit and process single files, there has been a significant lack of anything to help you deal with groups of files or directories. In an attempt to address this issue I have created two classes, FileInfoCollection and DirectoryInfoCollection, which allow access to files and directories using several powerful methods...
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