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| Writing Code Templates for Third-Party Controls in Iron Speed Designer
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Feb 28, 2011
Iron Speed Designer generates database and reporting applications for .NET in minutes, straight from your database. Quickly create visually stunning, feature-rich Web 2.0 applications that are easy-to-customize and ready-to-deploy. If you need an app built today, use Iron Speed Designer! |
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| How to Display PDF documents with ASP.NET
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Feb 22, 2011
This article describes how to embed and display PDF documents in a web page using simple ASP.NET custom server control. The method used, allows the developer to control the web page contents surrounding the embedded PDF. This is not same as linking directly to a PDF which doesn't allow developer to control the appearance of the page. |
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| Connecting ASP.NET to Access and SQL Server Database
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Feb 21, 2011
This tutorial talks about connecting to an Access or Sql Server database using ASP.NET. |
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| Crystal Reports in ASP.NET
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Feb 21, 2011
This tutorial explains how to use Crystal Reports in ASP.NET Web application. |
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| The Application and HTTP Modules
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Feb 16, 2011
This tutorial covers working with application state and application-wide events within your ASP.NET application. In normal desktop applications, the notion of a global meeting place for various parts of an application is well-understood. For example, MFC, a C++ class library supporting low-level Windows development, includes a class named CWinApp that holds state useful throughout the program. This state includes such items as a handle to the current instance of the application, a handle to the main window, and the parameters that were passed in when the application started. The CWinApp class also runs the message loop€”something that can be done only within the global scope of a Windows application. A running Windows application contains one and only one instance of the CWinApp class, and it's perennially available from anywhere within the application. |
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| Custom Rendered Controls
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Feb 13, 2011
System.Web.UI.Page manages a list of server-side controls, and it's the job of each server-side control to render a particular portion of the page. ASP.NET broadly classifies server-side controls into two categories: |
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| Reading and writing files using FileStream class
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Jan 23, 2011
Welcome members! This tutorial will show you how to read files into memory, and afterwards write them back to disk. |
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| New Features in the .NET Framework Version 3.5
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Jan 23, 2011
Microsoft released ASP.NET 3.5 on November 19, 2007. Along with it, was released Visual Studio 2008. In this version Microsoft enhanced features of .NET Framework Version 3.0 and add some new too. Now we will take a look at new and enhanced features in the .NET Framework version 3.5. The which get updated or added by Microsoft are: |
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| Sending Email
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Jan 23, 2011
Sending email using C# is simple. This tutorial assumes that the SMTP server requires SSL. |
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| MessageBox in a Console Window
Posted in ASP.NET > .NET by tutorialgrub on Jan 21, 2011
This tutorial will show you how to show up a MessageBox in a console application. I am using Visual C# 2008 Express Edition for the tutorial. |
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