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There are 1312 articles & tutorials regarding ".NET".
- 25.) .NET Remoting and Event Handling in VB .NET
- By Paul Kimmel Go to page: 1 2 Next You can implement very advanced solutions with .NET Remoting. XML Web Services is an example of a general .NET Remoting solution. If you are writing distributed applications you can often use XML Web Services as an easy form of Remoting. That said, let's talk about .NET Remoting. If you need to interact with objects that reside on the server, if are working with objects that may be too large to serialize, or if you need to handle server events then...
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- 26.) MFC and .NET: Why ShellExecute Isn't Dependable and How to Work Around It
- By Tom Archer Welcome to this week's installment of .NET Tips & Techniques ! Each week, award-winning Architect and Lead Programmer Tom Archer from the Archer Consulting Group demonstrates how to perform a practical .NET programming task using either C# or Managed C++ Extensions. One of my primary goals in the .NET Tips & Techniques series is to provide practical advice that will help fellow coders save valuable time by offering my experiences as a programmer who's been using .NET since...
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- 27.) Playing .NET Doctor: Diagnose Application Hiccups with .NET Classes
- By Mark Strawmyer Go to page: 1 2 Next This month's .NET Nuts & Bolts covers the different .NET Framework options for diagnosing issues within your applications. It touches on a couple of the classes available in the System.Diagnostics namespace and the functionality they provide for debugging and tracking an application's execution path. Classic Debugging For those who have been programming long enough, you probably recall a time prior to advanced development tools such as Visual...
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- 28.) .NET Remoting with Events in Visual C++
- By Kate Gregory Go to page: 1 2 Next In my previous column , I introduced the basics of .NET remoting. I showed how to create a remoted class, host it in a server application, and call methods of the class from a client application. The communication in that simple example was all client-driven. When the client wanted information from the server, it called methods of the remoted object such as Greet() or Records(). These methods don't take parameters, but there's no restriction on...
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- 29.) Portals: Stuck In the .NET?
- Microsoft's SharePoint Portal Server seems to have gotten lost in the .NET excitement. Discover if it's right for you and what to look forward to in the future. by Craig Roth May 2003 Issue For This Solution: SharePoint Portal Server ADVERTISEMENT I n all the noise over Microsoft's .NET initiative, portals have been conspicuously absent. Microsoft is supposed to be the "King of the Desktop" (or at least the "Prince of Collaboration") and aren't portals the "new desktop"? However, some...
Found at .NET Magazine
- 30.) 12 Considerations for .NET App Migration
- You need to weigh a wide array of issues before you move your applications to .NET use these 12 as a starting point. by Jonathan Goodyear For this solution: Visual Studio .NET W ith the release of Microsoft's .NET Framework and Visual Studio .NET (VS.NET), you can no longer afford to sit on the sidelines with a "wait and see" attitude (see the sidebar " Weigh the Cost of Waiting "). If you're a Windows development shop, you'll need to contend with a wide variety of application...
Found at .NET Magazine
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