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Contents Introduction Advantages of both languages Keyword Differences Data types Differences Operators Differences Programming Difference New Features of both languages in 2005 version Conclusion Introduction Some people like VB.NET's natural language, case-insensitive approach, others like C#'s terse syntax. But both have access to the same framework libraries. We will discuss about the differences in the following topics: Advantages of both languages Keyword Differences Data types Differences ......
Structs In C++ a struct is just about the same as a class for all purposes except in the default access modifier for methods. In C# a struct are a pale puny version of a class. I am not sure why this was done so, but perhaps they decided to have a clear distinction between structs and classes. Here are some of the drastic areas where classes and structs differ in functionality. structs are stack objects and however much you try you cannot create them on the heap structs cannot inherit from other ......
Smart Clients and N-tier Design (Part 1 of 15) (Level 300) First webcast in the series entitled "Architecting Modern Desktop Applications in .NET", appropriate for the intermediate or advanced Microsoft Visual Studio .NET developer. It happened on Tuesday, August 23, 2005, 1 p.m. PT but the recorded webcast is available at http://msevents.microsoft.c... ......
Steps to Databaind Create an empty DataSet instance Create a Connection instance Specify a SQL statement or Stored Procedure. Create a DataAdapter instance from these Call its Fill method to pull the data from the database and push into the DataSet. Simple Data Binding Each data-bound control in a Windows Forms application maintains a list of bindings for all its data-bound properties. The bindings are in a property named DataBindings, which holds a collection of type ControlBindingCollection. This ......
Pro C# 2005 and the .NET 2.0 Platform, Third EditionBy Andrew TroelsenPublished September 2005ISBN: 1-59059-419-31032 pp.$59.99http://www.apress.... Pro SQL Server 2005By Thomas Rizzo et al.To Publish: October 2005ISBN: 1-59059-477-0 550 pp.$49.99http://www.apress.... ......
The steps required to backup the Team Foundation Server consists of: Shutting down the TFS Server Scheduler. Shutting down IIS on the Team Server. Backup the Team Foundation tier attachment folders (located at c:\VSTS\WorkItemTracking\At... Backup the Team Foundation databases. Backup the Team Portal Sites. Restart IIS. Restart the TFS Server Scheduler. So needless to say, it’s not a trivial process and should be coordinated when developers are not hitting the server. ......
Using Source Code Control in Team Foundation Summary This article examines version control options available in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team System. http://msdn.microsoft.com/l... ......
Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) has a great feature, Shelving. Bottom-line: Even if your code is not working, you don’t have to check it in to make sure it’s backed up. Shelving give you the ability to store it and back it up without checking it in. Read more about this below: A Paradox in Version Control Sometimes in the development process, we end up with a paradox. For instance, a common goal in development teams is to have the most current version software checked in to the ......
I have a question for anyone who might be able to help. I am building a SmartClient app that uses .NET Remoting to communicate with it’s BLL (Business Logic Layer). The app ultimately speaks to an IBM 3270 Host to execute units of work. The BLL and DAL (Data Access Layer) are for the most part, pass through layers to the real business logic on the mainframe. As the app evolves, functionality in the host might be moved onto other systems. My question is… I have to maintain state or a session ......
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Here’s few words on Interfaces and Inheritance from Doug Turnure. Deciding between Interfaces and Inheritance So often, I talk to developers who know how to do interfaces and inheritance in .NET, yet don't seem to have consistent rules around when to use which. It's been my experience that when you get into the trenches with developers, there is a huge disconnect between the theoretical tenets of OO (encapsulation, abstraction, polymorphism, and inheritance) and the day to day coding of applications. ......
Updated I found this great post on John Galloway's blog about compressing Microsoft Virtual PC *.vhd files. You can find the original post at the following link ([VPC] Compressing VHD files [VPC] Compressing VHD files). The problem John discusses is one I think we have all found to be true. We have definitley struggled with this one for a while. Our solution has been to use WinRAR to create a multiple file executable. That way if we are too large, then atleast we can break the unzip onto a couple ......