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Another difference between VB .NET and C# .NET
10 April 05 03:12 AM
Well beside other differences, here is one which I have recently discovered. C# .NET allows you to call the static methods with the name of class (makes more sense) while VB .NET extends this liberty. Consider a class AClass (written either in VB .NET Read More...
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Calling Webservices Asynchronously...
17 February 05 04:38 PM
In order to let you access a Web Service asynchronously, the proxy classes for the service include a Begin* and End* version of each method in the service. For instance, if the service has a method called CreditCheck, the proxy class will have methods Read More...
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Some old .NET memories ...
10 February 05 09:44 PM
While browsing my work at home computer, I found something which I did few years back when I was learning .NET. I wrote this code when I was developing an email harvester for one my offline clients :). public static string GetPOSTResponse(String URI, Read More...
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DB Independence Issues Posted at ASquare (the WIKI)...
10 February 05 11:44 AM
I have also posted my previous post (about database independence) at my WIKI. If you are interested in updating/reviewing the material, please do so at ASquare . The process of data provider migration is not yet compelte. I will be posting my new learnings Read More...
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Database independence
08 February 05 06:19 PM
When we started the development of our current application, one of the aims was to make the application database independent. Just for the information, I am working on a banking application. So we started to use OleDb and wrote all of our persistence Read More...
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About White Horse...
03 February 05 11:42 AM
If you have installed Beta 1 and played with White Horse, you've probably seen the Distributed System Designers and the Class Designer. Well, there you go, that's Whitehorse... The Distributed System Designers breaks down into four different designers: Read More...
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Planning and Managing Enterprise Development
02 February 05 11:56 PM
Here I have gathered all the things which should be considered or performed during the development planning phase and during development of an enterprise application. Here by development planning phase I mean the time when all the client requirements Read More...
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