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Build Your Own Podcasting App With IP*Works!, 04 Mar 2005, Lance Robinson
There's a mania spreading across the globe of which, if you're reading this article, you are no doubt already aware. It goes by many names, and there is some argument over what it should "officially" be called. I'm speaking of RSS. I mean Atom. I mean Feeds...newsfeeds. That is - Blogging. People use all of these terms loosely to mean the syndication of online content.

Create Your Own Jabber Client With IP*Works!, 03 Mar 2005, Lance Robinson
Use the open Jabber (XMPP) protocol to create your instant messaging solution. This article walks through the creation of a Jabber messaging client application.

Integrate Verified By Visa & Mastercard SecureCode Into Your Online Payment System, 02 Mar 2005, Lance Robinson
In this article, I will cover how to create a fully functional merchant order page in ASP. This order page will authenticate Visa credit card holders using Verified By Visa (through the 3-D Secure MPI control), and then authorize the transaction with the Vital processor.

C# and VB.NET Comparison Cheat Sheet, 21 Feb 2005, Steven Swafford
A quick cheat sheet that highlights some key syntactical differences between C# and VB.NET. While this is not all inclusive this cheat sheet proves to be a handy reference.

Introducing Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), 17 Feb 2005, Steven Swafford
The main objective of this article is to provide an introduction to Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI). I will walk you through creating a simple web page that will collect various hardware information and in turn display this information to the end user as well as providing an option to email a report to a system administrator.

.NET Data Access Performance Comparison, 16 Feb 2005, Steven Smith
This article attempts to compare several different data access techniques through the use of a stress testing tool. DataTables and DataReaders are compared with a number of different variables, and recommendations for best practices are provided.

Easy DataGrid Paging with the DataGridPager, 15 Feb 2005, J. Ambrose Little
Ever get tired of doing the same old stuff over and over again just to add paging to your DataGrid that looks nice and offers a lot of options to your users. Never fear, the DataGridPager is here to make your life easier! This article provides a short tutorial on using this nifty control to propel you on to more important development challenges.

Sample App: FFAssist Using Crystal .NET for VS 2005 - Part 2, 08 Feb 2005, Eric Landes
Part 2 of a sample application to show the new features of Crystal .NET, available in Visual Studio 2005.

Step-by-Step Process of Creating a Setup and Deployment Project, 04 Feb 2005, Steven Swafford
Why should we use a setup and deployment project? The answer is simple. If you develop a product that you will either provide as a commercial service of an open source project to share with others it is beneficial to have a mechanism in place for setup and deployment. In this article, I will cover the basics of creating a Windows Installer.

CodeSnip: Refreshing a Parent Page from a Popup Page in VB.NET, 03 Feb 2005, Sameer Lal
I regularly find this question on many forums with long discussions about it, and I have found the following code with Javascript to be the best and easiest way to open a popup page, send a value, refresh the parent page, and close the popup child page.

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Crystal Report for Visual Studio .NET, 10 Feb 2004, Ajay Varghese
An overview of Crystal Reports. Walk throughs show how to use both Pull and Push methods as well as exporting the report file into other formats.

Dynamic Excel Reports with ASP, 20 Sep 2003, Steven Smith
Sometimes it's useful to present data to users in Excel format, so they can easily manipulate the data themselves. In this article, a very simple technique for accomplishing this is demonstrated.

Where's My Assembly!?, 08 Oct 2003, J. Ambrose Little
How to make your life easier and impress your friends by easily adding assemblies to the .NET Add Reference dialog assembly listing.

Creating Professional Reports using Crystal Report for Visual Studio.NET (Part 1), 10 Feb 2004, Ajay Varghese
A step by step guide to developing Drill Down reports in Visual Studio.NET using Crystal Reports. A Drill Down report is interactive, intended to enhance the viewer's experience by initially providing only a summary of the overall information and then allowing the viewer to drill-down to the details of his interest.

C# and VB.NET Comparison Cheat Sheet, 21 Feb 2005, Steven Swafford
A quick cheat sheet that highlights some key syntactical differences between C# and VB.NET. While this is not all inclusive this cheat sheet proves to be a handy reference.

Book Review: Microsoft Reporting Services in Action, 18 Jan 2005, Colt Kwong
Being a part of the Microsoft business intelligence framework, Reporting Services (RS) contains features such as data warehousing, data mining, data presentation, reporting management and deployment. Without waiting for the next version of SQL server, Reporting Services add reporting capabilities to SQL 2000 Server and Teo tells you what are Reporting Services and its architecture, and also tells you how to administer and create advanced reports in RS.

ASP.NET Tutorial, 30 Oct 2003, Das
In Classic ASP, we were having only six objects and we have only less to learn. But now, in ASP .NET (V1 Framework) we have around 4,000 classes and 78,000 methods and properties. This is a beginers tutorial for ASP .NET. All examples have been worked out in VB. To start with, I am starting with three web server controls. I will add many other controls with ready to use examples in the coming days.

Automatically Printing Crystal Reports in ASP.NET, 01 Sep 2004, Richard Dudley
One of the most common questions regarding Crystal Reports in ASP.NET is how to automatically print a Crystal Report. Because the Internet is a stateless, disconnected medium, automatic printing of a Crystal Report using Web Forms cannot be accomplished as easily as when using Windows Forms. This article examines two options for automatic printing of a Crystal Report using ASP.NET and compares one alternative method where the user must initiate printing.

.NET Data Access Performance Comparison, 16 Feb 2005, Steven Smith
This article attempts to compare several different data access techniques through the use of a stress testing tool. DataTables and DataReaders are compared with a number of different variables, and recommendations for best practices are provided.

TreeView - Programming an Explorer-style Site View, 09 Oct 2003, Steve Sharrock
This article details how to setup the IE Web Control's TreeView programmatically to display web folders in much the same way as Internet Explorer.

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Latest KB Updates Latest Blog Posts
You may receive the "Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement" error message when you use ADO.NET code to access Office Access 2003, 26 Feb 2005

How to spawn a process that runs under the context of the impersonated user in Microsoft ASP.NET pages, 25 Feb 2005

Debugging ASP.NET with the CLR Debugger, 19 Feb 2005

ASP.NET security overview, 01 Feb 2005

Troubleshooting ASP.NET using WinDbg and the SOS extension, 11 Jan 2005

BUG: The Submit button on ASP.NET pages does not work after you install the .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1, 08 Jan 2005

Your ASP or ASP.NET application may restart or you may lose the session object when more SMB requests exist than the Web server can process, 28 Dec 2004

Why is my ASP.NET application restarting?, 28 Dec 2004

Programmatically check for canonicalization issues with ASP.NET, 07 Oct 2004

FIX: You receive an exception when you call an extended stored procedure from an ASP.NET Web application, 18 Sep 2004
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Multiple Root Webs on XP Pro - Steven Smith

ComponentArt's Menu control sure is cool - Jeff

Cool technology - a vision of the future - Chris Garrett

Visual Studio 2005 (Code-Named "Whidbey") Beta 2 - Jason N. Gaylord

Yeah, Vern, Something Better is Coming, But My Phone Still Rocks. - Kirk Allen Evans

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