An introduction to ASP.Net - What is it and why should you use it?
4301An introduction to ASP.Net - What is it and why should you use it?http://www.codefixer.com/asp_net/introduction_to_asp_net.aspThese articles are aimed at the beginner who wishes to establish an overview and understanding of the fundamentals of ASP.Net. We will in many places deliberately simplify our explanations to make the articles easy to follow. A result of this simplification may be that we may not always provide the best solution for every issue or the most accurate explanation, but we will try to provide a straight forward one which you can understand and follow. I am sure the debate will follow as to what is the best solution to many of our examples.ASP.NET > Tips and TutorialsOct 10, 2006Michael Wall
Ever wondered how Microsoft have implemented Windows XP help? (See figure 1)
Ever wondered how how MSDN authors develop their articles? (See figure 2)
Ever wondered how come when you press F1 in most application you are presented with something describing that part of the application?
In this article we will look at object and collection initializers, which provide a neater syntax for setting the initial values of properties for objects and the initial contents of collections. We will then move on to anonymous types, which you need to know about to understand Linq.
The Microsoft .NET Framework, more commonly known as simply the .NET Framework, is a software development platform created by Microsoft. The .NET Framework is now in version 2.0, which was released in October of 2005 and is the successor to two major previous versions: 1.0 and 1.1. .NET is a Microsoft technology that allows cross-language development and provides a large standard library. Other competing approaches are cross-platform languages, i.e. Perl, using a cross-platform runtime like the Java Virtual Machine, or compile standard ANSI C to each platform
While working with file system, sometimes we must list all directories in a folder. This sample shows us how to list all directories in a folder. Source code written in Visual Basic.NET can easily modify to work in an application.
In this function we'll run a query against Active Directory to obtain properties for the current account logged onto our application. First we'll specify an array of the properties we want to retrieve from AD, then pass it to our GetADsObject method (later in this article), and set authentication to AD in order to run and retrieve information from our query
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