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In recent years, people have started to discover the amazing power and functionality that can be provided by an application that communicates over a peer network. So-called peer applications cover the gamut from simple file sharing to instant messaging (IM) to full-on collaborative applications such as shared white boarding, Voice over IP (VoIP) calling and conferencing, social networking, and much more.
Think about how your Xbox 360® automatically detects the presence of another computer run...
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Designing distributed systems has never been easier. With the increasing power coming with every version of the CLR, the productivity of Visual Studio®, and the fine-grained control found in frameworks like Windows® Communication Foundation (WCF), developers have all the tools they need to build scalable systems. Unfortunately, it is not enough. When working on a large-scale distributed system, my team found out that developing robust systems that handle failure scenarios without losing data is ...
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Author: Josh Smith
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When the Windows® Presentation Foundation (WPF) first appeared on the .NET radar, most of the articles and demo applications touted its superb rendering engine and 3D capabilities. While fun to read and play with, such examples do not demonstrate the powerful real-world functionality of WPF. Most of us do not need to create applications with rotating video cubes that burst into fireworks when you click on them. Most of us earn a living by creating software to display and edit large amounts of co...
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The ADO.NET Entity Framework is almost here! First introduced as ADO.NET vNext in 2006, the framework is now ready for prime time with the upcoming release of Visual Studio® 2008 SP1. After a couple of unsuccessful attempts at similar products over the years, Microsoft released two technologies with Visual Studio 2008 that fit, in part, into the Object Relational Mapping (ORM) space: LINQ to SQL and the ADO.NET Entity Framework. With the adoption of these technologies in the marketplace, develop...
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Author: David Robinson
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The Microsoft data platform is made up of a rich set of products and technologies for all types of data, from unstructured binary data on one end of the spectrum to highly structured online analytical processing (OLAP) cubes on the other. While these technologies address any application scenarios you may have, typically it involves an up-front investment of time and hardware resources before you are able to start coding your solution....
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Author: Jeffrey Richter
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In my November 2007 Concurrent Affairs column, I discussed the idea of using C# language features to simplify asynchronous programming (see msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/cc163323). In particular, I focused on anonymous methods, lambda expressions, and iterators. Then in my June 2008 column, I introduced my AsyncEnumerator class and explained how it can be used to drive a C# iterator (see msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/cc546608). I also walked through AsyncEnumerator's architecture and explained how ...
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Author: Bean Software
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Your web application needs to be both easy to use and fast to execute. If you have large table in your database, it is not good idea to show all table rows on web page at the same time. That will use too much traffic between web server and user's machine, probably slow down user's web browser and certainly confuse the user when see thousands of data on computer screen....
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Author: Edwin Sarmiento
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SQL Server 2005 supports Database Instant File Initialization which skips zeroing out data pages that can reduce the time when performing operations like creating databases, adding files to an existing database, increasing the size of an existing database file manually or thru autogrowth or restoring a database or filegroup. But how do we make sure that SQL Server is using this feature?...
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In this section we will touch base on one of important concepts in ASP. Net. You can download my .NET Interview Question PDF from http://www.questpond.com/SampleDotNetInterviewQuestionBook.zip .I have also put all these design patterns in a video format and uploaded on http://www.questpond.com/FreeDesign1.htm . You can visit http://www.questpond.com and download the complete architecture interview questions PDF which covers SOA , UML , Design patterns , Togaf , OOPs etc....
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As a regular reader of the MSDN support forums and other online development community I see several questions (some reoccurring) about aspects of power management and control on Windows mobile devices. Sometimes a developer wants to reduce the demand on power and other times disable the power saving features. Then there are coding patterns that contribute to killing the battery much faster. In response to the voices of the community I’ve collected information on Windows Mobile power management. ...
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Author: Snakefoot
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Microsoft's CListCtrl has support for displaying data in a grid, but requires a little help to display tooltips. This article will demonstrate how we can display tooltips when using a CListCtrl. The demo application allows you to experience the behavior of the different tooltip implementations. There are lots of advanced grid controls that extend the CListCtrl, so it is possible to display a tooltip when holding the mouse over a cell. But, because these grid controls can be very complex, it can ...
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Author: Hans Dietrich
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The Transparent Silver Ring and Transparent Minimal skins offer another transparency option: the clock face itself is completely transparent (except for center pivot, date box, and (for Transparent Silver Ring) the outer ring), so you can click on any window beneath the XCPClock. For these two skins, the minute- and hour-hand color changes automatically, depending on color of underlying window, so as to maintain good visibility (thanks to John Simmons' excellent article Determining Ideal Text Co...
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