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This is my 3rd article now on burning media using IMAPI2, version 2 of Microsoft's Image Mastering API. I received a few inquiries on creating Audio CDs after I wrote my last article Burning and Erasing CD/DVD/Blu-ray Media with C# and IMAPI2, so I decided to write this article next. This article goes into more detail about the IDiscFormat2TrackAtOnce interface which is the IMAPI2 Interface for creating audio CDs....
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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Professional software development requires a streamlined process for managing changes to the source code for each application under development. Microsoft® Visual SourceSafe™ records the change history at the system, project, and file levels, allowing you to safely distribute development among multiple programmers, track changes, and recover old versions of individual files or of an entire application....
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The first thing you notice when you enter the main workspace in Microsoft's Canyon Park facility is a huge banner with white letters on a lilac background proudly proclaiming, "ISO 9002 Registered on October 21, 1994." The banner represents the culmination of a lengthy and complex process signifying that Canyon Park and other worldwide facilities have quality assurance and management programs that meet the stringent standards of the internationally accepted ISO 9000 series. Canyon Park is the la...
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Author: Pete O'Hanlon
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In the first article, we took a look at some of the things you need to consider when setting up your own development firm. In this article, I'd like to take a look at the infrastructure you are going to need for your business. I was going to be dealing with the paperwork that we produce, contracts and so on, but the comments on the previous article led me to think that this article was necessary....
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Using Web Services from Visual FoxPro is not difficult, but dealing with Data or Complex objects is not quite as straightforward as it could be. In this article, I’ll describe how you can work with .Net Web Services and pass complex data between VFP and .Net and handle updating scenarios for Data between the two. Accessing Web Services from Visual FoxPro is nothing new. But effectively leveraging Web Services and interacting with them especially when dealing with .Net requires a more complete u...
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Author: Michael Howard
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Five years ago, Bill Gates issued a memo to all Microsoft employees explaining the importance of building more secure software. Since then, many people across Microsoft have worked to improve the security of their products. In doing so, we've learned a lot about what it takes to build more secure software.
Security is not a static field—it constantly evolves as attackers attack, defenders defend, and each party learns more about the other's techniques. Security is an arms race. To stay ahead ...
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Author: Ted Pattison
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Windows® SharePoint® Services (WSS) 3.0 offers developers many significant improvements for building custom business solutions based on SharePoint sites. One of the biggest developer-focused enhancements has to do with a new infrastructure for handling server-side events. For example, when a user performs an action that modifies content in a SharePoint site—say, uploading a new document or deleting an item from a list—there is an opportunity for a developer to respond to this user action with an...
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Author: Karpov Andrey
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Failure to finish development of software in time is a common thing in practice of program product creation. It is bad for all the participants from the ordinary developers who have to work in hectic rush to the managers and clients who have to put up with lags and extra costs. There is a great amount of reasons for this phenomenon but in this article I would like to suggest that the main cause is a wide-spread belief that software development is simple. And I would like to emphasize an interest...
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Author: Oleg Krivtsov
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To learn what's new in the latest article update please see History. Image alignment is the process of matching one image called template (let's denote it as T) with another image, I (see the above figure). There are many applications for image alignment, such as tracking objects on video, motion analysis, and many other tasks of computer vision. In 1981, Bruse D. Lucas and Takeo Kanade proposed a new technique that used image intensity gradient information to search for the best match between a...
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Author: Michal Chmielewski and Neill Clift
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In software development, a small coding error can result in a critical vulnerability that ends up compromising the security of an entire system or network. Many times, a security vulnerability is not caused by a single error, however, but rather by a sequence of errors that occur during the course of the development cycle: a coding error is introduced, it goes undetected during the testing phases, and available defense mechanisms do not stop a successful attack....
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The ShaperRater is a simple Bindable Ratings control to graphically show a rating value. We've all used something similar before in rating music or movies.
Here is a list of other features:
1. If you don't like stars this control has other shapes to choose from.
2. A label is available to display different text for each value.
3. Separate border and fill colors for each state Empty, Filled, or being hovered over.
4. Value Numbers (All or just selected value) can be displayed with ...
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Author: Atul Saini
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This paper presents a performance analysis of publish/subscribe messaging throughput of FioranoMQ 2008, Sonic MQ 7.0, Tibco EMS v4.4.0, ActiveMQ 4.1.0, Jboss Messaging 1.4 SP1 and Sun JAVA MQ 4.1. This analysis provides a head-to-head comparison of these products designed to illustrate the products’ relative performance characteristics for several messaging scenarios. The test scenarios represent stress level conditions for real world applications. The tests examine performance under load, where...
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Author: Matt Perdeck
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This library makes it easy to use CSV files with LINQ queries. Its features include:
* Follows the most common rules for CSV files. Correctly handles data fields that contain commas and line breaks.
* In addition to comma, most delimiting characters can be used, including tab for tab delimited fields.
* Can be used with an IEnumarable of an anonymous class - which is often returned by a LINQ query.
* Supports deferred reading.
* Supports processing files with i...
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Many applications require the parsing of mathematical expressions. The main objective of this project is to provide a fast and easy way of doing this. muParser is an extensible high performance math parser library. It is based on transforming an expression into a bytecode and pre-calculating constant parts of it. The math parser library is written in pure C++ and should compile on every standard-compliant compiler. I provide you with static libraries and a DLL version ready for implementation in...
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Author: Christian Graus
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Code Project is a wonderful resource. Certainly, my career as a developer is built on the help I got here learning MFC in late 1999. However, it's increasingly the case that a lot of the questions on our forums are easily answered by a simple google search, so I'm writing this article to explain how to get the most out of google. It's not a joke article - if you've tried google and can't find your answers, please read this and try the things I suggest....
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Author: Jan Kucera
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In this article I would like to help you make your second gadget. As you have probably already found out, the Gadget APIs are not so well documented yet (and not very rich), there are some bugs here and there, and not everything works the way you want it to the first time around. Moreover, being an experienced .NET or C++ developer does not spare you from some perfidy in JavaScript and DHTML. I've decided to share my experience of getting somewhat further into gadgets and I hope I will save you ...
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Since the writing of my sidebar gadget introduction, I've been wrestling with the frustration of not being able to do with a gadget what can be easily done with .NET. I love how compact and simple gadgets can be, but I find it hard to build a truly useful gadget simply because there's no real power using JavaScript. Unfortunately for the .NET community, gadgets rely almost purely on JavaScript. It's hard to mix my excitement for gadgets with their huge limitations....
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When I first started sidebar gadget development1, I found gadgets cool and innovative. But the more I learned about them, the more I realized their usefulness. Gadget development provides a whole new platform, becoming more productive in ways unimagined. On one hand, it's a mini web application which can host a web page, call a web service, and use AJAX to read an RSS feed. On the other, it can interact with the Windows API using the power of .NET languages. Wow! That's the best of both the worl...
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This article/source code explains the procedure to create a customized modal dialog. In the project, the complete application had customized dialogs and controls. I needed the dialogs to be customized based on user input and also provide modal dialog like functionality. And the result was this piece of code. The code is written in MFC and is implemented as a class. Modal Dialogs in MFC can be created using either default templates provided by wizard or using memory defined templates using DLGTEM...
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As more organizations adopt XML-based Web Services, the need for message-level security has become evident. WS-Security, now supported in the Microsoft .NET Framework, addresses this need. Using the WS-Security framework, developers can implement channel sinks to intercept Remoting messages as they pass through the .NET Remoting infrastructure. The sink can read the message, change it, and pass it along. During this process, the message can be signed for added security....
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