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Rules can be a powerful business tool when combined with workflow. In this session, learn how to develop more advanced activities that support the modeling of rich business behavior such as human workflow. Understand when to use rules for business logic, and see how rule policies allow for the description of sophisticated behavior in an integrated and flexible way. This session gives you an interesting insight into the power of using workflow at the core of a line of business application. Presen...
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A web service is a platform–independent software component that contains a group of functions that are packaged together for use in a common framework throughout a network. Web services are based on the Simple Object Access Protocol or SOAP. This article discusses Web Services and their implementation in .NET...
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This is the fifth webcast in our series on architecting desktop applications with the Microsoft .NET Framework. This webcast focuses on designing the business tier, including discussions of tools such as Component-based, Scalable, Logical Architecture.NET, an open-source programming framework, and Object Role Modeling, which eases the burden of creating fully object-oriented business tiers....
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Don Box waxes poetic on the objective and subjective conjoining of software components and services....
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Author: Krzysztof Cwalina
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This episode provides an overview of the main Generic APIs, including collections in the new namespace System.Collections.Generic....
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ASP.NET 1.1 introduced a new security feature enabling developers and admins to create and configure a security "sandbox" for ASP.NET code. Stefan Schackow discusses security restrictions with trust levels and demos the medium trust policy config file and runtime effect of trust levels on page code....
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In conjunction with the release of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, Microsoft is launching a new line of MSDN Subscription levels, as well as revising several existing subscription levels and enhancing the subscription benefit and administration tools. In this webcast, learn what each of the new subscription levels has to offer, as well as the transition paths for existing subscribers. The presentation also includes a preview of the new tools available to Volume License customers for managing subsc...
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This is the second webcast in our series on architecting desktop applications with the Microsoft .NET Framework. We focus on common design patterns for sophisticated graphical user interface-based applications, including the Model-View-Controller pattern and the User Interface Process block from Microsoft....
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Are you interested in building robust and reliable, mission-critical applications? From architecture through development and testing, the integrated tools in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team System enable you to be more productive throughout the stages of application development. To learn more about Visual Studio 2005 Team System and how it can improve the application development process, register for this series of webcasts now....
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Your assemblies contain your genius, and the unique intellectual property that is hidden in your source code might not be as safe as you think. This webcast walks you though the tools and technologies that help you prevent hackers from stealing your hard work and the intellectual property your organization has invested in. Presenter: Joe Stagner, MSDN Developer Community Champion, Microsoft Corporation...
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Watch Doug Purdy provide an overview of the Indigo Security Programming Model....
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More organizations are using Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 to integrate and orchestrate composite solutions that span multiple systems and applications. Find out how to connect BizTalk to your existing line-of-business programs and data on IBM mainframe zSeries and midrange iSeries computers. Microsoft Host Integration Server 2004 offers efficient development tools and native runtime protocol engines that allow you to integrate your IBM heritage programs and data stores with BizTalk solutions, p...
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I have a question about the memory footprint in an application built using the Microsoft® .NET Framework. I built a little sticky notes utility as part of a learning exercise in a class on coding techniques for Visual Basic® .NET. It was a simple program that had one small hidden form and a Notify icon, but it allocated 12MB of memory! That wouldn't matter for a robust data-driven application, but is there any way to reduce the memory footprint for a small Visual Basic .NET utility?...
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The use of file upload with an HTML form is not a very powerful method of transferring files. If you're writing a full-blown C++ application, you should take advantage of the rich networking interfaces supported by Microsoft® Windows®. If you are writing a client-side application, I recommend that you use the WinInet functions (see http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/networking/wininet/reference/reference.asp). Specifically, you should use the FTP functions, since that's the proper way to trans...
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This is the first installment of a new column about MSDN® projects: what we're doing, how we're doing it, and what we're learning along the way. It will be written by MSDN staff with the goal of sharing the team's experiences in solving the real-world business problems MSDN faces. This first installment introduces the URL model we implemented in the alpha release of the MSDN/TechNet Publishing System (MTPS), the new online infrastructure we launched in September 2004 to support MSDN2 (msdn2.micr...
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Have you visited msdn2.microsoft.com? It’s the new online face of the MSDN® Developer Tools and Enterprise Server documentation. The infrastructure behind it includes a system developed by my team at Microsoft for aggregating information related to our content. By the time you read this, we expect that all of msdn.microsoft.com will have migrated to our new system and the msdn2 name will have been retired....
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Often programmers want to build a single installer package that can install the application along with prerequisites and database. Fortunately for database, programmer can use MSDE which can be distributed along with your application, but MSDE lacks of user interface so to configure it often we need to use command line....
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Is the frame and table of contents combination used on MSDN™ Online (http://msdn.microsoft.com) a treeview control, a Java-language applet, or Dynamic HTML (DHTML)? Is the source code available somewhere for download, complete with icons, so I can use it for my own pages? What looks like a tree control on the MSDN site is built on the fly with DHTML when you come to the site using Microsoft® Internet Explorer. Microsoft hasn't specifically documented or provided a sample code version of ...
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After Oct. 2001, you cannot get help by pressing F1 in VC6 with latest MSDN. Microsoft has changed the help format from CHM to document explorer.
* Is it possible to use the latest MSDN in VC6?
* The answer is YES!
First, we must know how VC6 brings up the help after you press F1. This is easy if you have a debugger such as Soft-ICE. If you don't install MSDN, after you press F1, VC6 will popup a message box which says you haven't installed MSDN. Set a breakpoint at MessageBox....
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Have you visited msdn2.microsoft.com? It’s the new online face of the MSDN® Developer Tools and Enterprise Server documentation. The infrastructure behind it includes a system developed by my team at Microsoft for aggregating information related to our content. By the time you read this, we expect that all of msdn.microsoft.com will have migrated to our new system and the msdn2 name will have been retired.
When my team set out to build our content aggregation system, we worked toward several ...
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