Asp .net 3.5
The asp.net reporting is so easy to use. Do not be overwhelmed by the terms that you might encounter. Just know the basics and you are good to go. If ever it is taking some time for you to make your report using asp.net reporting, try to crack what exactly it asks from you. The [...]
Working with Microsoft Dynamics AX and .NET: Part 2
Add a reference to .NET Business Connector In the next example, we create a new project in Visual Studio and add the reference to the project. You can skip this step if you already have a project where you would like to use the .NET Business Connector. Open Visual Studio and create a new project [...]
Working with Microsoft Dynamics AX and .NET: Part 1
This article by Erlend Dalen, explains how you can use .NET classes in AX with the Common Language Runtime and how you can write .NET code that uses AX classes by using the .NET Business Connector for AX.
Writing Reliable .NET Code
When we talk about something being reliable, we're referring to it being dependable and predictable. When it comes to software, however, there are other key attributes that must also be present for the code to be considered reliable.
Build a .NET Application on the Oracle Database with Visual Studio 2005 or 2008
With the popularity of Microsoft's .NET Framework, many developers are hungry for information about the best means of integrating .NET applications with Oracle—not only in terms of basic connectivity, but also in relationship to effective and efficient application development using Visual Studio 2005 or 2008. In this article, I'll explain the basic yet essential processes [...]
Write messaging applications with ODP.NET and Oracle Streams Advanced Queuing
Applications frequently need to pass messages to each other, and they need to do so reliably and often asynchronously. This goal is typically achieved with queuing: producer applications enqueue messages, and consumer applications dequeue messages. A message stays in the queue until a consumer application dequeues it or the message expires.
Using an ActionScript code generator to enable Flex and .NET integration
Code generators have long been used to automate creation of the code solving common programming problems. For instance, there are popular code generators automating data access code generation like CodeSmith, LLCoolGen, and NHibernate. Flex and .NET integration using Flex Remoting is not an exception. In fact, ActionScript code invoking different methods of a .NET class [...]
Ten ways to unit test your .NET code
You know you have to write unit tests. You have the tools, and your team is committed to the idea. Somehow, though, despite your best intentions, the tests just never get written. Or you write them, but never run them. They always fail anyway. For one reason or another, your project is resisting the will [...]
Use Microsoft Visual Studio for the complete .NET and Oracle Database development lifecycle
Building a .NET application that accesses Oracle Database involves a variety of tasks besides writing .NET code: creating users and roles, creating tables and table data, generating SQL scripts and checking them into source control, performance tuning, and more. Those of you who use Microsoft Visual Studio will be happy to know that with Oracle [...]
Microsoft .NET vs. J2EE: How Do They Stack Up?
Even if you don't write code dedicated to Microsoft platforms, you have probably heard by now about Microsoft .NET, Microsoft's latest volley in their campaign against all things non-Windows. If you've read the media spin from Microsoft, or browsed through the scant technical material available on the MSDN site, or even if you attended the [...]