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Author: Matthew Hintzen
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Web application platforms like DotNetNuke (DNN), aka web portals, have grown in popularity over the years because they do a very good job of solving the problem of basic web application plumbing. Security, user creation and management, forgotten passwords, page layout, backups, and multi-site/single-footprint capabilities are all common among major portal systems....
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Author: Quartz.
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This article describes a discussion board inspired by and similar to Code Project Forums. I am sure, you all will agree that the discussion board at Code Project is one of the best out there. I tried searching for similar projects in CP and everywhere but all the examples given were in classic ASP / PHP and were highly complicated. My effort is to leverage ASP.NET, JavaScript and SQL Server to create a very simple and easy to understand Forum with the same functionality....
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Client application services provide simplified access to ASP.NET AJAX login, roles, and profile services from Windows Forms and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications. ASP.NET AJAX application services are included in the Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 AJAX Extensions, which is included with Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework version 3.5. These services enable multiple Web and Windows-based applications to share user information and user-management functionality from a single server....
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Author: Sven Axelsson
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Recently I've been forced to write a lot of fairly complex ASP code to interact with a database and present stuff on a nicely formatted web page. As you all know it is no fun working with HTML and ASP code jumbled together in a single file. Once you have to either change the code logic or redo the layout it is even less fun. So I went searching for some solution to this problem. I found a bunch of different systems, both free and commercial, but none that did precisely what I wanted, so I decide...
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Author: Philipos Sakellaropoulos
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Some months ago, I sent an article about a C# class that generates thumbnails and a reusable ASP.NET user control that displays thumbnail views. Several people asked me to port my solution to classic ASP. I found some time to do it and here I present the result. The ASP solution is functionally equivalent to that of the ASP.NET (in fact many pieces of code have been translated from C# to VBScript). Only some advanced options are missing (comments showing & editing, beveled thumbnails, thumbnail ...
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Author: Sonu Kapoor
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Creating your very own guestbook is easy with help from Sonu. Using ASP.NET with technologies like XML/XSL, you can have your guestbook up in no time. Recently I was working on my website in which I wanted to implement a guestbook. So I searched the web to get the best guestbook for my Website. But then I thought: Hey I am a developer, why not create my own one. It was very easy to create a guestbook and you can do it too. In this article I will show you how you can easily create a guestbook. To...
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Author: Andrew Needleman
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Suppose you've written a great n-tier application in ASP.NET and you want to extend it to perform scheduled tasks, such as sending e-mail to selected users in the database every two hours, or regularly analyzing the data in the ASP.NET cache for application health monitoring. You don't want to throw away your object model from your ASP.NET application or create too many dependencies between a separate scheduler and the ASP.NET application, so how can you avoid this but still have these apps work...
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Author: James McCaffrey
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The release of ASP.NET revolutionized Web development and made it easy to create full-featured Web applications. Visual Studio® 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0 will let you add even more functionality to your applications, but the more features a Web application has, the more important testing becomes.
In this column I'll show you how to create lightweight test automation that can verify the functionality of your ASP.NET Web application through its user interface. To get a better idea of where I'm heade...
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Author: Al Alberto.
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This is the fourth article in a series describing the development of an application I devised as a learning project. The purpose of the project was to gain experience developing in the .NET environment. The goal I had given myself was to define a WEB-based application and then develop the application using ASP.NET. The articles describe my implementation solution for the application....
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Author: Quartz..
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This article describes a discussion board inspired by and similar to Code Project Forums. I am sure, you all will agree that the discussion board at Code Project is one of the best out there. I tried searching for similar projects in CP and everywhere but all the examples given were in classic ASP / PHP and were highly complicated. My effort is to leverage ASP.NET, JavaScript and SQL Server to create a very simple and easy to understand Forum with the same functionality....
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Author: Ashvil DCosta.
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This article focuses on how Longhorn core pillars like WinFS will change the way applications will be written. Using a Bug Tracker, as an example, it explores how Win FS enables capture and maintains relations of contextual metadata. This leads to a whole new class of applications that are built on metadata relationships. Start Thinking differently!
Disclaimer – Longhorn is a work in progress, so things will change. This is a conceptual article and explores how applications can be transfo...
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Author: Buddhike de Silva.
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I hope everyone has heard and tried the new .NET technology by now. And we have started loving all those cool features in .NET, we’ve been dreaming for long time. So in this article, I’m going to drill in to the detail level of the PE (Portable Executable file) structure and what are the primary differences made out to make .NET so interesting....
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