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This is the last part of our tutorial in which we will explain key code parts of web spider program. This class is the main class in web spider application. It contains all the data and code needed to execute the web crawling process. At top of the class file add the following imports statements....
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In debugging with breakpoints in ASP.NET, we presented 'Breakpoints' as a feature that you can use to debug your application among another two features the integrated debugger provides. In this part of the tutorial, we are going to presents the other two features. These features are 'Stepping', and 'Data Viewing'. We will use the same source code example as the one used in last tutorial. You can download this example here....
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In the first part of this tutorial we explained the concept of XMLRPC. We also gave a detailed example shows how to use it from a VB.Net application. You may recall that one of the strongest points in XMLRPC technology is that it uses the widely used Http or Https protocol in its communications. In the first part of this tutorial we used the Http protocol. In this part we will show you how to use the Https protocol for the same purposes....
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XML RPC is a standard for calling functions / passing parameters to these functions / retrieving return values from these functions. The caller program and the called function typically exist on separate machines. If a server is available and it provides some functions then a client anywhere can call these functions via a simple HTTP (or HTTPS) URL. The parameters are sent from the client to the server in a form of XML text. The server then receives the parameters and carries out the actions req...
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Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a meta-markup language that provides a format for describing structured data. XML is the universal language for data exchange on the Web. XML gives developers the power to deliver structured data from a wide variety of applications to the desktop for local computation and presentation. Microsoft .Net framework provides integrated support for XML programming through core XML classes....
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Over the internet, one can easily find a lot of references for uploading images to a database. The major problem arises when one has to retrieve these images and display them in some server control, like the GridView control. In this article we will tackle exactly that. So let's begin... shall we?...
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GridView is one of the new controls in ASP.Net 2.0 that replaced the DataGrid. If you've been working in ASP.Net 2.0 since some time, you would have come to face a problem. When you design the GridView and create a bound field... In earlier versions of .Net when you didn't want the data to be visible to the client, but wanted the column for processing of data, you simply set the Column visibility to False....
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This article extends the Simple Runtime Control Sizing and Dragging Class by Jim Korovessis, as explained in his article at Code Project. The PickBox class provides sizing handles that allow the positioning and sizing on simple controls on a containing form. Jim used C# to implement this class; however, I am using a VB.Net version of that class in my implementation. You can download sample VB.NET project, used in this tutorial....
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A delegate can be defined as a type safe function pointer. You use delegates to call the methods of other objects. They are object-oriented function pointers since they allow a function to be invoked indirectly by using a reference to the function. It wraps up the memory address of a function in your code. The system makes use of delegate whenever you create or use an event in code. When an event is called, the framework examines the delegate behind the event and then calls the function that the...
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Let us get one thing straight here - this is not an official technique. If you are administering an SQL Server database and you use this technique - you are totally on your own. Yes - I know there are all sorts of official tools like bulk copy and data translation services. However, this technique is useful sometimes and is flexible. The idea is simple, create one single SQL script that removes all the data from a database and then restores it all to a pre-recorded state. This boils down to a wh...
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One of the most common questions is "how can I print / print preview my form"? This is quite easily done by getting the form to "draw itself" on the printed page but this is often unsatisfactory because:
* The location of components on the form may not be where you want them on the printed page
* Text is drawn at screen resolution
* Every control is drawn (e.g. buttons, the form border etc.)
The attached component addresses the problem in a different manner.......
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Every time I wanted to use a weather forecast for my site, I found it too confusing. Each method I found had problems - some of the weather forecast Web services did not work properly. Eventually I noticed that Yahoo! has an RSS for its weather forecast. I decided to make a program to use that in my site and I created a class for it! I hope it will be useful for others who want to have weather forecasts in their programs....
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