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Articles by mosessaur (8)
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Getting Started: Creating a WSE 3.0 Enabled Web Service to Transfer Large Amount
Published: 11 Jun 2007 Views: 48,448 Avg Rating: 5/5 Votes: 9 Comments: 17
In this article we will see how to create a WSE 3.0 enabled web service to transfer large amount of data using SOAP Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism a.k.a MTOM.
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Silverlight "WPF/E" first steps: Getting started with simple analog clock
Published: 25 Apr 2007 Views: 82,356 Avg Rating: 4/5 Votes: 11 Comments: 3
This article is an introductory article on how to build a WPF/E simple web application that represents an analog clock.
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Building simple Custom Web Server Control, ASP.NET GroupBox
Published: 09 Apr 2007 Views: 31,169 Avg Rating: 4/5 Votes: 5 Comments: 2
In this article you will learn how to create the ASP.NET GroupBox custom web server control.
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ASP.NET ComboBox
Published: 16 Feb 2007 Views: 158,361 Avg Rating: 4/5 Votes: 4 Comments: 64
The ASP.NET ComboBox is an attempt to try and enhance some of the features of the Normal ASP.NET DropDownList.
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Building Sortable Strongly Typed Collections Part 2
Published: 01 Nov 2006 Views: 4,889 Avg Rating: 5/5 Votes: 1 Comments: 0
We all know about strongly typed collections and its functionality, also we have heard about .net Generics that is used to build strongly typed collections. Generally in collections you can add, delete, search and sort objects in it. The issue we will discuss in this article is sorting strongly typed collections.
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Building Sortable Strongly Typed Collections
Published: 20 Oct 2006 Views: 4,408 Avg Rating: 3/5 Votes: 1 Comments: 2
We all know about Strongly Typed Collections and its functionality, also we have heard about .Net Generics that is used to build strongly typed collections. Generally in collections you can add, delete, search & sort objects in it. The issue we will discuss in this article is Sorting Strongly Typed Collections.
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C# 2.0 Iterators
Published: 11 Oct 2006 Views: 10,126 Avg Rating: 3/5 Votes: 3 Comments: 0
Iterators provide a simpler way to create classes that can be used with the foreach statement without implementing the IEnumerable and IEnumerator interfaces.
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Managing Transactions using TransactionScope
Published: 06 Oct 2006 Views: 30,151 Avg Rating: 3/5 Votes: 2 Comments: 4
A transaction is a unit of work. You use transactions to ensure the
consistency and integrity of a database. If a transaction is successful, all of
the data modifications performed during the transaction are committed and made
permanent. If an error occurs during a transaction, you can roll back the
transaction to undo the data modifications that occurred during the transaction.
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