Databound controls are at once very easy and very frustrating. If
you just need to do some simple databinding that gets a list of items on
the screen and...
0 replies - 352 views - 11/02/09 by DaveMBush in News
This article shows that how can you parse and view Outlook .msg files using your own code in C# applications where Microsoft Office Outlook is not required for...
0 replies - 7505 views - 10/08/08 by Usman in Articles
After we learned how to consume an ADO.NET data service with a .Net client in the previous post, the next thing to learn is how to do CRUD (Create, Update...
0 replies - 2975 views - 09/11/08 by gilf in News
Did you ever wonder why you can have the same name registered for
different parts of your XAML? Here is an example (notice the name
“border” in different...
1 replies - 2719 views - 08/05/08 by Marlon Grech in News
In this post I'm going to explain what is the control state and how to use it as a part of the ASP.NET client side state management. You can read my previous...
5 replies - 6225 views - 07/31/08 by gilf in News
In this post I'm going to explain what are cookies and how to use them as a part of the ASP.NET client side state management. You can read my previous posts in...
0 replies - 4880 views - 07/23/08 by gilf in News
Welcome back! In Part 1 of this tale,
we'd successfully configured a WCF client and an IIS-hosted service to
communicate via MSMQ on the same machine. But...
0 replies - 2650 views - 07/22/08 by tomhollander in News
Continuing the tour in the ASP.NET client side state management our current stop is the query string technique. You can read my previous posts in the state...
0 replies - 13375 views - 07/20/08 by gilf in News
A few weeks ago I posted an article describing how my current team built a publish/subscribe message bus using WCF and MSMQ.
At that time we had only deployed...
0 replies - 5941 views - 07/18/08 by tomhollander in News
This video introduces the control source and unit test announcement from MIX, and then walks you through:
0 replies - 1104 views - 07/17/08 by Schalk Neethling in News
In the previous posts in this series I introduced the client side state management and one of its techniques - the ViewState. Today I'm going to drill down...
0 replies - 12268 views - 07/14/08 by gilf in News
Problem: Store some common data in a singleton or static class about your program in an object array, which you
store in a class. It saves state between usages...
1 replies - 12391 views - 07/03/08 by smallenDNP in News
The ASP.NET ViewState is a client side state management technique which enables web pages to persist their state during postbacks. In the life cycle of a page,...
0 replies - 3603 views - 07/03/08 by gilf in News
This month we have even more then in May in fact, we have almost tripple, we cover topics such as Deliver Next-Generation SOA Apps with Microsoft Robotics...
2 replies - 1920 views - 07/02/08 by Schalk Neethling in News
There are two types of state management - server side and client side. In this post I'm going to introduce the client side state management and explain when to...
0 replies - 6881 views - 06/30/08 by gilf in News
