.NET Framework Articles (76) - Page 2

Microsoft .NET Frameworks features details 

This article describes the features and enhancements that has happened with respect to Microsoft .NET Frameworks

SQL Server integration with CLR aka SQL CLR (Part VI – Creating a SQL UDT user defined type in SQL CLR) 

This is next write-up in the multipart series for SQL Server Integration with CLR aka SQL CLR and discusses the creation of SQL user defined type through SQL CLR.

SQL Server integration with CLR aka SQL CLR (Part V – Creating a SQL server trigger in SQL CLR) 

This is next write-up in the multipart series for SQL Server Integration with CLR aka SQL CLR and discusses the creation of SQL server trigger through SQL CLR.

Task Management System(TMS) 

The purpose of this article is to create a simple Task Management System(TMS) that will help the user to create a task, edit the task and to view the same by using MEF 4.0, WCF , Entity Framework 4.0 with some architectural patterns etc.

SQL Server integration with CLR aka SQL CLR (Part IV – Creating a SQL server aggregate in SQL CLR) 

This is next write-up in the multipart series for SQL Server Integration with CLR aka SQL CLR and discusses the creation of SQL server aggregate in SQL CLR.

SQL Server integration with CLR aka SQL CLR (Part III – Creating a SQL server User Defined Function i.e. UDF in SQL CLR) 

This is next write-up in the multi-part series for SQL Server Integration with CLR aka SQL CLR and discusses the creation of SQL server User Defined Function in SQL CLR.

SQL Server integration with CLR aka SQL CLR (Part II – Creating a stored procedure in SQL CLR) 

In the previous article ,http://www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article1727-sql-server-integration-with-clr-aka-sql-clr-part-i-introduction-and-back.aspx we discussed what is SQLCLR, why SQLCLR and the steps for employing SQL CLR into our work. This article discusses the steps for creating a stored procedure, deployment and testing the same. This is second write-up of multipart series on this subject.

SQL Server integration with CLR aka SQL CLR (Part I - Introduction and background) 

This article discusses the feature of integrating the CLR (Common Language Runtime) into the SQL server. This is first write-up of multi-part series on this subject and is mostly an excerpt from referenced article/s.

Multiple resultsets in SQL Server and handling them in C# (Part III – Multiple Resultsets in Stored Procedure with LINQTOSQL) 

This article delves into the feature (of SQL server) of returning the multiple resultsets through stored procedure and handling such resultsets in C# for LINQTOSQL.

Multiple resultsets in SQL Server and handling them in C# (Part II – Multiple Resultsets in Embedded SQL, Stored Procedure with DataSet) 

This article delves into the feature (of SQL server) of returning the multiple resultsets and handling such multiple resultsets implemented through inline SQL and as well as through stored procedure in C# with dataset.

Multiple resultsets in SQL Server and handling them in C# (Part I – Embedded SQL and Stored Procedures) 

This article explores the feature (of SQL server) of returning the multiple resultsets and handling such multiple resultsets in C# with SQL Data reader through inline SQL and as well as through stored procedure.

Getting Started with .Net Remoting 

This article contains sampleapplication, which demonstrate how .Net remoting works

Object Initializers in .NET framework (Part II- Collection Initializers) 

Collection initializers are series of object initializers thus providing a shorthand method for initializing collections. Its very useful feature provided by C# 3.0 and needs to be utilized in conjunction with object initializers.

Object initializers in .NET framework (Part I) 

With C# 3.0, Microsoft has introduced the object initializers which are very handy in scenarios for hundreds of perperties with no specific/ adequate constructors, eliminating the issues of additional efforts in already deployed types when there are changes in properties/ member variables etc.

Weak references in .NET (Part II) 

This is continutaion of earlier article on the same subject, delving into long weak references.