CodeRage III virtual Developer and Database Conference

eurotechevents.net — It's here! And, we're so glad you've decided to join us. We’re looking forward to seeing you at the Opening Keynote on Monday, December 1st at 5:00am Pacific and during all the rest of the sessions this week. Some sessions to look forward to RAD Studio Product Address, How to Mashup your Delphi Applications with Web-based Forms, 100 Delphi IDE Tips and Hints, Advanced Swing Development using JBuilder 2008 Swing Designer and more... read more...

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Make Image Buttons A Part Of Input Fields

css.dzone.com — If you ever saw how products like Microsoft CRM look like you probably noticed there are input fields that have "embedded" image buttons inside them. If your clients saw that, there is a probability that they will want to have it in their applications. read more...

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NxtGenUG SQL Server 2008 With Eric Nelson

eurotechevents.net — We’ll take a look at what’s coming down the line for database developers with SQL Server 2008. We’ll look at changes to the core engine and the T-SQL language, changes in the toolset and we’ll also take a good look at what’s coming with ADO.NET V3.0 in terms of the new Entity Framework and the new Microsoft Synchronisation Framework. If you’re a SQL Server developer, come along and see what’s in store for 2008. read more...

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Explorations into "M"

dotnet.dzone.com — Having freshly converted both the Visual Studio 2010 and Oslo SDK VPC images that we received at PDC 2008 last month to VMWare images, I figure it's time to dive into M. At PDC, the Addison-Wesley folks were giving away copies of "The 'Oslo' Modeling Language" book, which is apparently official canon of the "M" language for Oslo, so I flip to page 1 and start reading read more...

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C# 4.0 Feature Focus - Part 1 - Optional Parameters

dotnet.dzone.com — Welcome to the first post in my new C# 4.0 Feature Focus series. Today we'll start by taking a look at optional parameters, a long-standing request from the community that made it to C# 4.0. By itself, the feature is definitely useful but in conjunction with the mission to make COM interop easier, there's even more value to it. read more...

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Overview of Databinding in Silverlight

dotnet.dzone.com — The goal the below code is to bind data using XAML. So, for the example I used MLB Pitching stats for 2008, created a Pitcher object, then a PitcherCollection object, and finally used XAML to define an instance of the PitcherCollection. The result is the Page.xaml.cs does not have any code in it, but a list box is fully bound to a data source. read more...

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How to Parse and view Outloook .msg Files programmatically

dotnet.dzone.com — This article shows that how can you parse and view Outlook .msg files using your own code in C# applications where Microsoft Office Outlook is not required for it. A separate Outlook msg Viewer DemoAspose.Network library. (attached with this article) is also available to guide you for parsing and reading Outlook .msg files using read more...

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Managed Synchronization Primitives and Thread Apartment States

dotnet.dzone.com — The managed synchronization mechanisms, including Monitor, WaitHandle.WaitAny, ManualResetEvent, ReaderWriterLock, Thread.Join, GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers and the rest of the family are not just a thin platform adaptation layer on top of the Win32 API. The CLR needs to know exactly which threads are currently waiting for a synchronization mechanisms for a variety of reasons. To mention two of them: read more...

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