Introduction
to .NET Framework
You can make
use .Net Framework (Click
here for more information on Microsoft .NET Framework) as
a development environment or a platform for developing user friendly web-based
applications that can allow seamless access by users from any where in
the world and from any type of client machines. You can apply the open
standards such as XML (eXtensible Markup Language), SOAP (Simple Object
Access Protocol) and HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) for developing
your web-applications and web applications created with such open standards
can interact well with other applications of other platforms.
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You
can use different programming languages such as C#, VBScript, VB.NET, Managed
C++ for developing your applications in .NET Framework, as the .NET Framework
is not dependent on one particular language or platform and can support many kinds
of platforms and programming languages that are in use today. Further, you can
use .NET Framework for running your applications in almost all platforms such
as Linux, Macintosh and Unix without any hitches. The
presence of many off-the-shelf libraries in .NET Framework can assist you in developing
your applications in a faster, cheaper and easier manner. The most recent .Net
Framework version is capable of supporting over 20 different programming languages
today. The
functionality of .Net Framework supporting many programming languages is due to
the use of the powerful CLR, the Common Language Runtime engine. The application
programming codes are first compiled by CLR into a Microsoft Intermediate Language
(MSIL) code instead of native codes and the MSIL, which is nothing but an instruction
set, in turn creates the native code for running the application. The
main advantage of language and platform independent feature of .NET Framework
can be attributed to CLR and the same CLR also takes care of run-time services
such as memory processes, security enforcement, integration of language, and thread
management. Hence, you can make use of the various infrastructures that have been
provided in .NET Framework for creating your web-applications. As
per the classification by the Microsoft, there are two categories of .NET Framework
and they are CLR and .Net Framework class library. Common
Language Runtime: The CLR is responsible for providing a common runtime environment
or services with which all .NET applications can run. Further, the various capabilities
of CLR can enable any developer to write even big applications with ease using
the features such as strong type naming, life-cycle management, dynamic binding
that is capable of making any business logic into re-usable component and finally
the cross-language exception handling. .Net
Framework class library: This class library constitutes various predefined functional
sets that are very useful while developing the applications by developers. There
are three main components in this class library and they are: ·
ASP.NET.
· Windows Forms.
· ADO.NET. With
the .Net Framework you can make your codes written in fewer lines and other favourable
features such as easy web settings, easy deployment of applications, easy compilation
procedures, easy Web configuration makes the .NET Framework a great platform to
work with. In an overall scenario, the developers will be able to concentrate
more on Web controls and spend an efficient time in application design and implementation
and to have an effective control over the flow of the application sequence. Another
great feature that any developer can take note of is the feature of .NET Framework
taking into cognisance all the Web controls, server-side blocks of codes and Web
forms and getting them compiled whenever a call for the page compilation is completed.
Once
the components of .NET framework are compiled in your machine, the compiled version
can easily be uploaded with all the relevant pages in the /bin directory of the
system. The process of uploading is very easy when compared to the complicated
process of web-application in ASP, where in you have to first upload the application
pages with the relevant components and you also need to register them with the
operating system. In
.NET Framework the simple uploading in /bin directory of the operating system
is enough and you need not carry out the complicated process of registering the
components of web-application with the operating system. With
the help of an XML based web.config file you can carry out the web settings which
is nothing but configuring the .NET applications for successful running. The XML
based web.config file can be modified through a program and when any such modification
is done, the system recognises the change and registers it immediately that makes
configuration of .NET applications easy and quick.
Caching is
a process or a method with which the most commonly and frequently used
resources and data will get loaded onto the memory for easy and fast access.
There are three types of caching in .Net Framework and they are output
caching, data caching, and fragment caching.
Latest
developments in the .NET
Access Control List
in .NET Framework
Once you complete developing a web application, you
need to secure it. This is when the aspect of security comes into picture...
About ASP.NET Assemblies in .Net
An assembly
in ASP.NET is a collection of single-file or multiple files. The assembly that
has more than one file contains either a dynamic link library...
CLR
and its functionalities
Common Language Runtime (CLR) is the engine available
in .Net Framework to compile and run the program. CLR engine does not compile
the code... Understanding
Globalization in .NET
Globalization is a process of designing and developing
software in such a way that it can be used in multiple locales with some minimal
modifications...
Understanding ASP.NET
HTML Server Controls
ASP.NET HTML Server Controls are the HTML controls
that run at the server-side i.e. they have runat=”server” attribute...
Understanding
Partial Classes in VS.NET
Partial class is a new functionality that is
included in Visual Studio .Net 2005 and is supported in ASP.Net 2.0. This new
functionality helps you to split a single...
About Web Forms in .NET Framework
Web pages in ASP.Net are called ASP.NET
Web Forms which have certain server controls such as text, dropdown list, checkboxes,
and buttons...
ASP.NET Web Server Controls
ASP.NET Web Server Controls are controls that run at the web server. All ASP.NET
Web Server Controls can be identified by their attribute...
Understanding
Web Services
Web services is a broad term that represents the technology
to transmit data over Internet or Intranet. This data can be accessed programmatically...
Understanding
WSDL and UDDI
Web Services Description Language (WSDL) is one of the prime
specifications in web services, the other two being SOAP and UDDI...
Custom Server Controls in ASP.NET
ASP.NET
offers many server controls for the developers to create web applications. However,
at some point of development time when the developer does..
Understanding Repeater Controls in ASP.NET
ASP.NET Repeater Control is
one of the control in List control, the other two being DataList control and DataGrid
control. List control is extensively...
Getting
Started with ASP.NET Web Matrix
ASP.NET Web Matrix is a development tool
by Microsoft to create sophisticated web applications. Visual Studio.Net, another
development tool, has lots of features...
Introducing
Really Simple Syndication in ASP.NET
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is
an XML standard for declaring content entries for small content feeds. The RSS
format has gained popularity...
Getting Started
with Visual Studio.Net
Visual Studio.Net is a comprehensive Integrated
Development Environment (IDE) that is extensively used to develop ASP.Net web
applications...
Getting Started with ASP.NET
Classes
The class is an object-oriented programming term to refer to a
data structure that describes an object or a data member. The .Net Framework ...
Migrating from ASP to ASP.NET
ASP to ASP.NET
migration can be done by just changing the extension from .asp to .aspx. But before
transporting or migrate ... Understanding
Caching in ASP.Net
Caching is a feature in ASP.Net that is very useful in creating dynamic web pages.
You know that dynamic web pages...
Simple
country list dropdown component
You could have visited a lot of websites and filled out many forms in
which you would have entered the country you...
Hostinger
Web Hosting India Review - Hostinger is a Lithuania-based web hosting
provider that was founded...
Creating
Multi-lingual Websites
With the advent of .Net creating multi-lingual
websites has become easy. Earlier you need to create pages for each language... Creating
Simple Chat application in .Net
Chat applications are found in almost
all the sites that are interactive with the users. Chat rooms in the websites
provide a means of communicating... FileSystemWatcher
class in .Net
FileSystemWatcher class provided in .Net is used for monitoring
the activities in a folder or sub-folders. You can watch the folder for specific... Saving
an Image in a SQL Server Database
Most of the web applications have a
lot of images used in it. These images are usually stored in a web server folder
and they are accessed... How
to Track Emails
It is very easy to track whether the user has read the
email. The concept is very simple. You insert a link to a small transparent...
Understanding
Cryptography Classes
Cryptography is a way to encrypt and decrypt data.
By encrypting data you are protecting your data from other curious... Understanding
Graphic Design Interface GDI+ in .Net
GDI stands for Graphic Device Interface
and GDI+ is a higher level interface of GDI. GDI+ is an easy to use version of
GDI... Server.Transfer
- Access form values of one page in another page
Passing values in the
form to another page is a frequently used and the most common task that is done
in the web applications and intranet applications... Calling
External Applications Within .NET
Calling an external application from
your .Net application is frequently done if you are developing a product. During
the installation of a product you might require... How
to create a guest book in ASP.Net?
A guest book for a website is a very
important feature to know the feedback of the users who are using the website...
How
to create RSS feeds for your site in .Net?
Really Simple Syndication (RSS)
is a simple way of sharing information on the web. RSS has become popular to share
information from any website...
How
to use adrotator control in ASP.Net?
An adrotator control is available in ASP.Net to ease the task of rotating
the advertisement images in a web form...
Code
Behind in .Net Framework
The ASP.NET Code Behind feature in .Net Framework allows developers to
separate the server-side code from the presentation layer...
Common Type System in .Net Framework
As .Net Framework is language independent and support over 20 different
programming languages, many programmers...
.Net Vs J2EE
When Microsoft launched .Net, IT arena was flooded with questions and
debates as to which technology is superior to other. The .Net vs. J2EE
debate ...
Delegates
Vs Interfaces in C# (C Sharp)
Delegates and Interfaces are two distinct concepts in C# but they share
a commonality. Both delegates and interfaces only include the declaration
Indexers
Vs Properties in C# (C Sharp)
Indexers and Properties are instance members of a class. Both have similar
purpose but its usage and accessibility is different
Using
C# (C Sharp) as a tool for object oriented programming
The concept of object-oriented programming has become well-established
due to its inherent advantages that it brings with it many languages
Writing
Unsafe Code in C# (C Sharp)
When you develop your application in C#, your code will be well managed
and you need not write explicit coding to perform garbage collection
Pros
and Cons of .Net and Java
.Net and Java are said to be the two widely
used development environment to build web applications. It is very difficult to
predict ... Code
and Performance Analysis using Visual Studio 2005 System
A
set of tools for code and performance analysis is essential for the developers
if they need to develop reliable and robust software Creating
an application to transfer files using Infrared Communication in Compact Framework
Connectivity
between smart devices and the personal computers are the necessity in this fast
moving world Creating
Multithreaded Application Using the .NET Compact Framework 2.0
In .NET
compact framework creating a thread is simply a matter of instantiating a class
of type thread and passing a reference Managing
Projects using Visual Studio 2005 Team System
Managing the software projects
is a tedious task. Quite often you can find gaps between the actual customer requirements
and the work New
features in .Net Compact Framework 2.0
Many new features are incorporated
in the .Net Compact Framework 2.0. They are aimed at improving the productivity
of the developer Publish
Feature in Visual Studio 2005 for Web Application Projects
Visual Studio
2005 has features that can used to publish a website in a production server or
a staging server Visual
Studio 2005 Team System
With the ever increasing complexity of the IT solutions
that are given there is a need to build and maintain such solutions properly New
Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office
The Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office
brings a host of new additional enhancements to the solutions that can be made Performing
Web Testing using Visual Studio 2005 Team System
The Visual Studio 2005
Team System enables Web Testing which makes it easy for testing your website without
writing any code
Securing
Web Services in .Net Framework
Web Services is the promising technology
that allows enterprises to share and integrate applications across different platforms.
Since anybody...
Session State Management
in ASP.NET
ASP.NET Session State Management allows developers to automatically
identify and categorizes all the requests coming from a single client ...
XML Schema Definition (XSD) Tool in .NET
The XML
Schema Definition tool generates XML schema or common language runtime classes
from XDR, XML, and XSD files, or from classes... XML
Serialization in .NET Framework
You can convert XML documents and streams
to common language runtime objects and vice versa with the help of XML Serialization...
Working with Visual J#
Visual J# is a
tool from Microsoft for developing web applications and web services in the .Net
framework. This tool is aimed...
3D
graphics in Windows Presentation Foundation
Windows Presentation Foundation 3-D classes allow developers to create
3D models in Windows applications as a part
Difference
Between .NET Core and .NET Framework and .NET Standard
When it comes to developing software applications, there are different
frameworks that developers can use
UI
Development Breakthroughs in Windows Presentation Foundation
The graphics
system that is used currently in the Win32 subsystems is constrained whereas the
graphics system in the Windows Presentation Foundation Understanding
Windows Presentation Foundation Data Binding
Windows
Presentation Foundation helps you to create rich user interfaces for your application.
In order to create such rich user interfaces How
Data Binding Works?
The data binding is the connection between the application
UI and business logic. There are lots of changes in data binding Make
Data More Presentable Using Data Template
Data Templates are used to present
your data in a pleasing manner so that the user has a good visual experience with
the application Understanding
the foundation technologies of .Net 3.0
Since .Net version 1.0 there were
lots of improvements going on and now with the .Net version 3.0 you can find a
lot of improvement Basic
Drawing and Shapes in Windows Presentation Foundation
This article covers
the new features introduced in Windows Presentation Foundation for drawing shapes.
A Shape is a type of UIElement Understanding
the .NET 3.0 Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Architecture
This article
covers the .NET 3.0's Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) architecture. It provides
information about the major subsystems of WPF Using
XAML in Windows Presentation Foundation
XAML (Extensible Application mark-up
Language) is a declarative language. It is similar to ASP.NET 2.0 web page definition
Microsoft
Exchange Server
Microsoft Exchange Server, as the name denotes, is software that enables
you to communicate with others across network...
Web Parts in ASP.NET 2.0
Web Parts in ASP.Net 2.0 are used to customize the web applications. A
web page is divided into different areas and each area could be a web
part...
Windows
Management Instrumentation - WMI
Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) is a component of the Windows
Operating System that is used to get information about your computer system...
Sending Emails Using ASP.Net
Almost all the websites in the internet will be having features to send
emails to someone. Most of the feedback sent to the Administrator of the
website...
Role Based Forms Authentication
in ASP.Net
Becoming a member of site alone will not entitle the user to access all
the resources of a website. Different types of users are allowed to access...
Prevent Automated
Website Registrations
While you register with a website to become a member of that site you
would have noted that you are asked to enter the text that is displayed...
ConfigurationManager Class in
ASP.Net 2.0
Some of the values and strings are used across all the pages of a website.
It is a tedious process to code those values and strings in each page
of the website...
Web.Config
Editor 2.0
Web.config files are found in the root directory of a web application
and other sub directories of the web applications...
What are the advantages
of C#?
If you use unmanaged resources in your program, then garbage collector
will not dispose it. For disposing unmanaged resources
AppDomain
Class in .NET
The .Net framework has implemented all the functionality related to Application
Domain in the class, System.AppDomain
Working
with Graphics in .NET
It is found sometimes that the graphics form of data provides better mode
of communication since it can enhance the user interface of the application
List of Contextual
Keywords in C# (C Sharp)
C# provides ten contextual keywords each having a specific meaning and
purpose. They are: value, add, remove, get, set, global, partial, var,
where and yield
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