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Deployment is the process of distributing the files that make up an application to install it on the target computers. Here we will be learning the deployment using the Visual Studio .NET Deployment tools. Before the practical demo I must tell you the various project editors that used in for the deployment. Visual Studio .NET allows you to specify files to be included in a deployment project and to create registry entries when the application is deployed....
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Business development often requires analysis and data mining. Determining trends with which Customers and other stake holders deal with a business are of sole importance to the business. In fact, helping a businessman to grow his business has contributed a lot in rapid growth of IT industry. Microsoft SQL Server Reporting services provide a solution to those tasked in finding business trends. Briefly speaking:
1. Reporting services lets you create rich reports and format them based on your...
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In the last article, I explained the basics of supporting mobile devices in ASP.NET. After reading that article, I hope you would have grasp the basics of writing mobile pages and using mobile controls for developing mobile specific web sites. After reading this article, the reader must be having knowledge of:
* How to customize pages by device type.
* How to support CSS (Cascaded Style Sheets) in mobile pages.
* How you can make user friendly mobile sites....
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Before you continue with this tutorial about ASP.NET you should have a basic understanding of the following:
*HTML, preferably XML, basics of building a Web page
*Basics of client-side scripting (e.g. JavaScript)
*Basics of SQL if you want to add some extra functionality...
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Mobile Devices such as cell phones with web access and Personal Digital Assistants (PDA's) are becoming more common. The infrastructure that supports "Wireless web " is becoming larger and more reliable with the advent of time. There is clear indication that mobile users would keep on growing at tremendous rate. In this scenario, there are good opportunities for developing web pages special to these mobile devices, so that they can make a good use of technology. However, this idea is not liked b...
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Ever wondered how Microsoft have implemented Windows XP help? (See figure 1)Ever wondered how how MSDN authors develop their articles? (See figure 2)
Ever wondered how come when you press F1 in most application you are presented with something describing that part of the application? You will be amazed if we told you that all of the above cases are developed using the same tool: Microsoft Windows HTML Help Workshop. We believe now you need not us to explain more why Microsoft Windows HTML Hel...
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ASP. NET 3.5 introduced two new data bound controls ListView & DataPager . ListView Web server control enables us to display the data from a data source and if a DataPager is attached then it enables paging in the ListView. ListView is a data bound control similar to DataList and DataRepeater controls but it provides edit, insert, and delete , sort operations on the data that it bounded like a GridView control. Unlike GridView control ListView gives the user full control over the rendering...
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One of important goals of any application development process is making data presentation richer. ASP.NET 2.0 provides many server controls which render data in different rich formats and styles. For example, DataGrid control is suitable in many scenarios where you wish to display data in a grid like representation for easy understanding. Similarly, if the situation demands for rendering list like data, you can consider using of DataLists and Repeater server controls....
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Windows services are executable applications that run in background. They are controlled by Service Control Manager(SCM). They can be started, paused, re-started manually. A service can run without any user being logged on to the computer. Typically, Windows services start when the Microsoft Windows operating system is booted and runs in the background as long as Windows is running. These features make services ideal for use whenever you need long-running functionality that does not interfere wi...
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In any user centric application, we always strive to make application more interactive and user friendly. When ever user performs any heavy or lengthy operation (Uploading/downloading a large file or Installation) he or she expects to know the progress of operation at regular intervals. The user should be made aware of status whether it may be success or failure at each step. We cannot keep user waiting. The user should be informed of percentage of task completed....
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One of the things that I really like about ASP.Net, is that you can make everything accessible at runtime. You can make everything dynamic, including set the Title and the Meta Tags of your page at runtime. The good thing about ASP.Net actually, is that you always have the ability to add the attribute: Runat="server" ....
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ImageMap control is another new server control released in ASP.NET 2.0. It enables you to turn an image into a navigation menu. In the past, developers would break an image into multiple pieces and put it together again in a table, reassembling the pieces into one image. When the end user clicked a particular piece of the overall image, the application picked out which piece of image was chosen and based actions upon that particular selection....
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