Understanding LINQ (C#) : Amro Khasawneh
An introductory LINQ article describing the new language features of LINQ This article is about LINQ which I think is one of the most exciting features in Orcas. LINQ makes the concept of querying a first-class programming concept in .NET. The data to be queried can take the form of XML (LINQ to XML...
ASP.NET Configuration System : Richard Bean
Explains how to edit configuration files (Web.config) programmatically using Configuration API's, Web Site Administration Tool and Web Site Snap-in. ASP.NET Configuration system is used to describe the properties and behaviors of various aspects of ASP.NET applications. Unlike Classic ASP where configuration...
Enable IntelliSense in Your Documents : William Wen
Use the new XML editor features to enable IntelliSense in your XML documents....
Using XSLT files with the new XMLDataSource control : Raj Kaimal
How to use XSLT files to transform data and expose it through the new XmlDataSource control without writing a single line of code! Today Ajax is the hottest buzzword of the web. Thanks to web developers of google, they are making Ajax more popular. Ajax is not a new technology; it combines a lot of existing...
XML Encryption : dotnetslackers
XML Encryption is a W3C standard for encrypting XML elements. The encryption process involves taking an element from an xml document, encrypting it and it's children, and then replacing the original XML content with the generated encrypted XML in such a way as the document remains well formed. There...
Permission Set XML for a Custom Trust Level : Don Kiely
Writing partial trust Web apps requires some thought, tricks, and insight into how ASP.NET works. One thing you will need to do when customizing a policy file is to generate the XML for each permission in a permission set. Don Kiely shows how. Here’s a brief recap of partial trust ASP.NET applications...
Persisting State Information : Bipin Joshi
In the previous lessons you developed HyperLinkGroup control. The control is working as expected but it has one limitation. It can't retain its state information across post backs. For example, if you set the SourceFile property programmatically to some other XML file then across post backs it won't...
Creating Multiple Choice Exam Application Part I : Mohammad Azam
This is the first part of a multi-part series. In this series we will cover the scenario of creating a multiple choice exam for the user. In the first part I will cover the design of the application. This will include unit tests, domain objects and NHibernate mapping files. A school named “Geek...
Using XML in ASP.NET : Richard Bean
Explains how to store and retrieve data by using XML with ASP.NET web application. XML is a cross-platform, hardware and software independent, text based markup language, which enables you to store data in a structured format by using meaningful tags. XML stores structured data in XML documents that...
Introduction to XAML Part 1 : Andreas Kraus
You are coding in .NET and have basic knowledge of XML. You heard about that Windows Presentation Foundation (a.k.a WPF) and everyone says it’s so cool. Now you want to know more, so let’s get started! Introduction XAML is a language for .NET 3.0 which is responsible for forms and its elements...
