.NET Framework Articles (76) - Page 5

How to access HTML controls in Server side code c# 

This is the simple way of getting or accessing the INPUT HTML controls value in server side coding. This will help you in dynamic programming like create HTML controls at runtime and read their values.

.NET 4.0 FAQ Part 1 -- The DLR 

In this article we will discuss about what new features are provided by .NET framework 4.0. We will then take up the DLR feature and discuss about ‘dynamic’ and ‘expando’ objects. We will also create a custom ‘expando’ class and see what benefits we can get from the same. Many developers mistake ‘dynamic’ objects where made to replace ‘reflection’ and ‘object’ type, we will try to remove this misconception also.

Best Practices No 5: - Detecting .NET application memory leaks 

In this article we are going to detect the .NET application memory leaks.

Demonstration of Serialization in VB.NET 

This Article Demonstrates the Process of Serialization and De-Serialization in VB.NET

Difference between C# and VB.NET 

This article explains the functional difference between two language rather than keywords and operator difference.

Best Practice No 4:- Improve bandwidth performance of ASP.NET sites using IIS compression 

Bandwidth performance is one of the critical requirements for every website. In today’s time major cost of the website is not hard disk space but its bandwidth. So transferring maximum amount of data over the available bandwidth becomes very critical. In this article we will see how we can use IIS compression to increase bandwidth performance.

Value Type 

Value types are derived implicitly from the System.ValueType base type. Value types are variables that contain their data directly instead of containing a reference to the data stored in memory. Instances of value types are stored in memory called the stack, where the runtime can create, read, update, and remove them quickly.

Detailed Steps to create Application Pool 

Steps to create Application Pool

SALT and PEPPER – 3 TIER and LINQ 

In this article we will understand core reasons of why we should use LINQ. Three tier / N-Tier is now a standard in almost all projects. New architectures which are coming up like MVC, MVP have the fundamental base and thinking of 3-tier methodology. So we have termed the 3-tiers as SALT, in other words we can not stay with out it. LINQ (Pepper) on other hand is a new technology which helps us create execute queries against disparate data sources like ADO.NET, Custom objects, XML etc. So it’s not a needed thing (Pepper) but it does helps to remove lot of issues related with traditional 3-tier. So let’s make a nice Three-tier LINQ dish using SALT and PEPPER. So we will first understand Three-tier, issues with it and then see how LINQ helps us to improve the same.

Passing Values between user controls using Events and Delegates 

Simplest solution to pass values from one user control to another user control on a web page

Printing part of the page 

Printing part of the page.

Introduction to Windows Service(Process Killer) 

This Article will introduce you to the Windows Service. Our Example is a Service that kills unwanted Processes.

Reading and Writing XML File in .NET 

This article describes how to create XML file and also shows various ways of reading XML File in .NET using XmlTextReader, XmlDocumenet, XPathDocument, DataSet and XmlDataSource control.

How to iterate thought all properties of a class 

The purpose of this article is to describe some of the practical uses of the Reflection.

Service Oriented Architecture, a real world example in ASP.NET with C# 

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) a buzzing word in the world of software development these days. In this article, we will try to understand what the SOA is and how to create and consume it in ASP.NET with C#.