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My previous article covered how to create a Unit Test for a DotNetNuke Private Assembly Module. This is an extension to that article, and covers hooking up Data Driven unit testing. Data Driven unit testing involves using an External Data Source to feed test data into your Unit Tests, so that many different data values and combinations can be run through a single piece of unit test code.
Data Driven unit tests are far superior in that they can provide much better test coverage than 'hard ...
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Author: Leonardo Esposito
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The Process class allows you to gain full control over system processes.You can start and stop processes and retrieve information about running processes such as the list of loaded modules and the characteristics of the memory occupied. The class also features handy methods to know whether a process is responding or has just exited and with which return code. Programmers also have full control over the style of the window the process runs in. After an overview of the capabilities of the Process ...
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You are probably reading this because you have created a DotNetNuke module and want to deploy it as a private assembly without doing all of the work of creating a package by hand. Therefore, you probably are keenly aware of what DotNetNuke is, so I won't go into any detail about it except to say that it is a great platform upon which to build powerful web applications. For those who are here for any other reason, you can learn more about it at the DotNetNuke web site.I built the DNN Module Packa...
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Author: Pradeep Tiwari
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We have an assembly running, now at run time we want to enter some code, compile it, execute it and apart from that access code and data member from the main or other referenced assembly....
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Author: Uday Denduluri
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An assembly is a basic building block for any application in the .NET Framework. It is a fundamental unit of deployment, version control, reuse, activation scoping, and security permissions. An assembly is a collection of types and resources that are built to work together and form a logical unit of functionality. An assembly provides the Common Language Runtime (CLR) with the information it needs to be aware of type implementations. During runtime, a type does not exist outside the context of a...
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Reflection is ability to find information about types contained in an assembly at run time.In this article we will examine the basic and most commonly used features of reflection....
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Author: Pradeep Mogha
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This Aritical is based on Shard Assembly. Shard Assembly is used When You want to use multiple version of Assembly in diffrenct Project....
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You've heard about them, but have you used them? This article will tell you how and when to use multifile assemblies.
One of the lesser-talked-about features of .NET is what is commonly referred to as a "multifile assembly." They are often mentioned briefly in passing in articles and books, but few rarely actually demonstrate how to create them and even fewer discuss using them. In this article, we will do both. First, we'll examine some reasons that you might want to use multifile ass...
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Author: Paul Sheriff
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Microsoft created a generic exception handling class that you can use in any Catch block in addition to any regular error handling code that you might perform. The code in Listing 1 provides you an example of how to use the Exception Management Application Block EAAB.
The Publish method is a shared method of the ExceptionManager class. You pass to it the Exception object that you created in your Catch statement. By default the Publish method will call a routine that Microsoft has already writ...
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Author: Markus Egger
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Multithreading is important. But is it important for you and your applications? Often when I discuss this issue with fellow developers, the answer seems to be driven more by their background and less by their need. Developers with a C or C++ background, for instance, seem more likely to use threading extensively, while developers who come from languages such as Visual Basic 6 or Visual FoxPro tend to dismiss threading as a technique that their business applications don’t need....
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The .NET assembly is the standard for components developed with the Microsoft.NET. Dot NET assemblies may or may not be executable, i.e., they might exist as the executable (.exe) file or dynamic link library (DLL) file. All the .NET assemblies contain the definition of types, versioning information for the type, meta-data, and manifest. The designers of .NET have worked a lot on the component (assembly) resolution....
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Author: Haroon Malik
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To share assemblies within an ASP.NET web application they are required to be placed within the \bin directory, but in order to share them through different applications existing on the same web server it is required to install them into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). This article will provide guidance to you in the process of adding an assembly to the GAC....
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This article discusses some of the important applications of this technology for COBOL and what it takes for a programming language vendor, such as Fujitsu Software, to deliver on the new vision....
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This articles introduces to .NET assemblies. It explains many aspects of assemblies in a very simple form. It also illustrates with example how to create simple assemblies and host them in Global Assembly Cache...
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In .NET assemblies information about each assembly is stored in the assembly itself. This information is called as Metadata. .NET allows you to put your own information in the metadata. The way to accomplish this is through Attributes. In this article we will see how to create your own attributes and use them in your code....
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Microsoft .NET’s Managed C++ has finally simplified the way we construct libraries, or more accurately, .NET assembly libraries. This simplification is due mainly to the fact that assembly libraries are self-describing...
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Need to create a wrapper for ActiveX and use it in ASP.NET? The advantage is these wrappers don't require registration of ActiveX on server. Just copy it, allowing for easy deployment on remote servers. Even run ActiveX on shared hosting!...
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We can code assemblies that make up projects using different languages. Something that we might not be so aware of is, coding one assembly using more than one language....
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You must have heard the word assembly many times in .NET documentation. In this article I will share some thing about .NET assemblies. An Assembly is a logical unit of code. Assembly physically exist as DLLs or EXEs. One assembly can contain one or more files. The constituent files can include any file types like image files, text files etc. along with DLLs or EXEs. When you compile your source code by default the exe/dll generated is actually an assembly. Unless your code is bundled as as.....
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Author: Haroon Malik
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To share assemblies within an ASP.NET web application they are required to be placed within the \bin directory, but in order to share them through different applications existing on the same web server it is required to install them into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC). This article will provide guidance to you in the process of adding an assembly to the GAC....
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