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How To Use C# Constructors
Initialization of values of different variables is critical in any application development. C# does initialize simple data-types to default values as per the language specification in the .Net framework, but for classes that are user specific, it is obvious that you would be the only one who can decide what is an ideal default value. The means of achieving this is Constructors. There is also a perception that constructors can only be used beyond initialization, which is true to some extent. We will examine them in the following sections.
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Shell
Commands Within C#
In
this article we will examine a few examples for executing
shell commands outside of our program using C#. In VB.Net,
we can make use of the familiar Shell command to run an
executable program. However the Shell function is not
available in C#. The Process Class provides access to
local and remote processes and enables you to start and
stop local system processes.
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11.21.03 |
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Create
FTP and Web IIS Virtual Directory Using C#
In
this example we will create a Windows Form Project that
will create new FTP and Web IIS Virtual Directories from
code based on the name and path specified by the user.
You can create virtual directories on the local computer
by specifying the server name as “localhost” or you can
create the virtual directory on a remote computer by specifying
the machine name.
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10.23.03 |
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Web
services tools, trial software, training, & support
Have
you heard the buzz about Web services, but aren't sure
where to start? IBM Speed-start Web services provides
the tools, training, and technical support to expand your
skills and facilitate your Web services development. Get
started with the Web services Software Evaluation Kit
filled with IBM development tools and middleware, available
online or on CD at no charge.
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Simple
Barcoding in C#
This
article provides a simple way to produce Code 3 of 9 Barcodes
through C#. While there are many third-party controls
that offer this functionality, it is just as simple to
integrate your barcodes using readily available barcode
TrueType fonts.
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Input
Validation In C And C++
Eavesdropping
attacks are often easy to launch, but most people don't
worry about them in their applications. Instead, they
tend to worry about what malicious things can be done
to the machine on which the application is running. Most
people are far more worried about active attacks than
they are about passive attacks.
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C++:Beyond The Standard Library
Once you have mastered the C++ language and the standard library, what do you tackle next? The C++ community has plenty to keep you busy for years to come. To start with, you might take a look at the many C++ libraries that extend the standard. Sure, the C++ library has strings, I/O streams, containers, iterators, algorithms, and all that fun stuff. But it lacks much that is commonplace in modern computing: networks, GUIs, concurrency, and so on.
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Using
Network Functions In Visual C#.NET (Part II - Group Functions)
| As
you will have seen in Part 1, we discussed all the function relating to managing
users on a local machine. In this article we shall look at how to Manage Groups
on a local computer (i.e. Adding Groups, Deleting) and also how users interact
with these groups (i.e. Adding/Removing users to groups). This article aims to
flow from Part 1 and assume that Part 1 has been read. In this article we are
going to look at the following functions:
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Difference
"using" Directive And Statement
Welcome
to another "How-to" article in Visual C#.NET. This article will focus on the Network
functions within the Win32 API library associated with Network Management. The
first thing is to point out is that there are two ways to manage users using the
.NET Framework, the first being the Active Directory method, as you will notice
you need to have Active Directory Installed and if you were managing users on
a small network or on a stand alone station Active Directory won't be install
and it would be not worth installing it.When you create objects that encapsulate
unmanaged resources, you must explicitly release the unmanaged resources when
you are finished using them in your application.
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Hotmail
Using C# - A HTTPMail Client Under .NET
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great thing about the POP mail protocol is that it is a well-documented open standard,
making writing a mail client to collect mail from a POP box a relatively painless
process. Armed with basic knowledge of POP, or SMTP it is possible to write proxies
which do a variety of useful things, such filter out spam or junk mail, or provide
an e-mail answering machine service. Unfortunately, in trying to write a standalone
client for Hotmail, the world's most popular web-based mailing system, the fact
that no POP gateway exists rapidly becomes a problem.
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Using
The Network Functions In C# (Part I - User Functions)
Welcome
to another "How-to" article in Visual C#.NET. This article will focus on the Network
functions within the Win32 API library associated with Network Management. The
first thing is to point out is that there are two ways to manage users using the
.NET Framework, the first being the Active Directory method, as you will notice
you need to have Active Directory Installed and if you were managing users on
a small network or on a stand alone station Active Directory won't be install
and it would be not worth installing it.
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Talking
to the Outside World in Excel 2003
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next code sample shows how to connect to the internet inside of Excel. The idea
is when the workbook opens the code behind the workbook searches for quotes on
NASDAQ and then populates the spreadsheet with the data. You can imagine you could
have a spreadsheet full of data which is retrieved from data sources on company
servers and internet sources etc.
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Top
Ten Traps In C# For C++ Programmers
In an article
for the July 2001 MSDN Magazine I talked about what you need to know to move from
C++ to C#. In that article, I mentioned that the syntax of C# is very similar
to that of C++ and that the difficult part of the transition was not the language
itself but getting comfortable with the managed environment of .NET and understanding
the extensive .NET Framework.
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Installs
and updates software across your entire organization.
The project
management of a web design job can make or break the project. If you are a web
designer who has to perform your own project management, the following guidelines
can help you to stay on budget and hit your deadline.
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applications. RoboHelp Office is the Industry Standard in Help Authoring and has
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using the powerful built-in HTML editor, Microsoft Word, or any popular HTML editor
such as DreamWeaver or FrontPage.
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increase your productivity and provide unprecedented flexibility in the areas
of single sourcing, conditional text, printed documentation output, Help system
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