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The next type of library that we will create is a managed assembly. Using managed assemblies is a great way to reuse code. Rather than re-implementing the same routines in every program that you create, you write them once and reference them from applications that need the functionality....
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The next type of library we will create is a static library (LIB). Using static libraries is a great way to reuse code. Rather than re-implementing the same routines in every program that you create, you write them one time and reference them from applications that need the functionality....
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Windows Forms controls are components that can be added to Windows Forms applications (GUI applications that target the common language runtime). Windows Forms applications in Visual C++ use .NET Framework classes and other .NET features with the new Visual C++ syntax....
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The information in this topic applies only to the specified Visual Studio Tools for Office projects and versions of Microsoft Office....
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From the point of view of client and server code, the differences between COM and the .NET Framework are largely invisible. Microsoft Visual Basic clients can view a .NET object in the object browser, which exposes the object methods and syntax, properties, and fields exactly as if it were any other COM object....
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I would like to show the use of the Python Interpreter in applications. Though this is an MFC sample presented in the article, you are not limited to use it in MFC only. Any GUI toolkit can be used as the front end.
A Gtk implementation of the front end is also provided for which you will need the gtk 2.12 runtime installed, which is freely available....
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We recently ran into a challenging design issue at work. We are working on a web application that must support internationalization since we have customers in many different countries. The profile for each customer has different settings and configurations based upon the customer’s country....
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This article shows a way to design a logger that does what the description of the article suggests:
* Work as fast as possible when nothing happens.
* Log as much info as possible when necessary....
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The .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) is Microsoft's next-generation component technology. The CLR is a replacement for COM, but not for COM+. COM+, now called .NET Enterprise Services, is the Microsoft object runtime environment for scalable system development. This article explains how to implement and deploy COM+ configured classes using the CLR, how to access object context and call context, and the rules for managing context-relative object references. Also discussed are ways to manage pre...
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While most application developers may not need to write a custom host, understanding what is involved provides a great deal of insight into the architecture of the CLR. After covering how the CLR is started and loaded into a process, how to set the available configuration options, and how a host defines application domains, this article explains how to design a custom host. Important concepts include making the right decisions about the application domain boundaries for the host, configuring the...
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If you are a small company that creates a finite number of internal projects then you will find it easier to create a single project for each of your products and have TFS do the heavy lifting with reporting, SharePoint sites and Version Control....
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We can now make them beautiful thanks to the power of Silverlight & Blend, shown wonderfully by Timmy Kokke in his Glass Orb Button article. But we can do more than just colourful, so I'd like to share some ideas of how we can go a bit further. As well as discussing how to build your buttons with consideration to: Layout, Styles, Animation, Scalability & Reuse....
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