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With the introduction of the .NET Compact Framework, Microsoft brought all of the advantages of managed code development to mobile applications. Developers already familiar with writing Windows® Forms applications could quickly get up to speed on programming for mobile devices. Version 2.0 of the Microsoft® .NET Compact Framework is now available and with it development has become even easier through the introduction of new tools (like the Device Emulator Manager) and a broadening of its coverag...
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If we learned only one thing about compatibility in the past few years, it is that compatibility is much more than avoiding breaking changes. On the Microsoft®.NET Framework and Visual Studio® teams, we do our part to ensure that the products we build are stable platforms that developers can truly rely on. At the same time, developers working on these platforms need to do their part to ensure that their applications can withstand just a little shaking. I'll take you on a behind-the-scenes tour ...
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Author: srihari chinna
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This article will cover the code-only approach, which provides developers the ability to use the Entity Framework using POCO entities and without an EDMX file. This approach lets developers view code as their model. This includes topics such as
1. Deferred or lazy loading.
2. Complex types.
3. Change tracking.
4. Foreign key association support....
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In this article we are going to see the second most impartment part of the ADO.NET entity framework 4.0. As the first part is traditional way of developing applications like, create Database schema and then creation of entity class follows. In this approach any changes to the schema after developing the conceptual entity classes needs to modified, even though it is quite simple to update the entity class from the schema, in case of big modifications, due to business change, it is time consuming ...
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Author: Arik Poznanski
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In this post I’ll show you how to configure your Visual Studio 2010 to step into the source code of .NET Framework 4.0Why?Because its cool. Because it helps with debugging. Not only you can see the code but you can step into it. Because unlike with Reflector, you get the code with the original comme...
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Author: OndrejUzo
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The applications communicate one-way if messages flow only in one direction, from sender to receiver.
In this first part I would like to show how to use Eneter.Messaging.Framework for one-way communication.
The example implements the server receiving messages of the specified type and the client sending messages of the same type....
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Author: Paulo Morgado
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This article describes the implementation of a utility class that will allow HTTP requests informing the server (or any appliance in the network between the client and the server) what types of compression it can handle and uncompress the response from the server (if any) without changing the client application....
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Author: Chris Burrows
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Since its initial release in 2002, the C# programming language has been improved to enable programmers to write clearer, more maintainable code. The enhancements have come from the addition of features such as generic types, nullable value types, lambda expressions, iterator methods, partial classes and a long list of other useful language constructs. And, often, the changes were accompanied by giving the Microsoft .NET Framework libraries corresponding support....
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Author: Michael Kaplan and Cathy Wissink
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Extensibility is crucial to international users today. Users want the option to customize the data as appropriate for their needs. What if the built-in support for a particular language or culture is not adequate or appropriate, or the cultural data is missing entirely? The application of globalization standards (most obviously the Unicode Standard, but others as well) provides a common, non-proprietary approach to international text. Migrating data away from proprietary models and toward a comm...
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Author: Praveenbattula
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This is the simple way of getting or accessing the INPUT HTML controls value in server side coding. This will help you in dynamic programming like create HTML controls at runtime and read their values....
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This article is based on a prerelease version of the .NET Framework 2.0, formerly code-named "Whidbey." All information contained herein is subject to change....
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Serialization is the act of persisting the state of an object, typically to a file or a memory stream. Serialization is crucial when it comes to composing an application out of independent components. If an application contains several components from various vendors, how will it persist its objects into a single file without having the individual components overwrite and destroy the information persisted by other components? By default, objects in .NET are not serializable. But the Microsoft® ....
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