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Author: Kaushal Sanghavi
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Ever since Kernighan and Ritchie wrote a program to display "Hello World" in the C language, programming has never been the same. I have learnt and programmed a variety of new languages since then, and my first attempt at each new programming language has been to greet the world with a "Hello World". ASP .NET is not just a new revision of ASP. It is not ASP 4.0. It is a completely new paradigm and a new programming model and language. What better way to be introduced to this language than with a...
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Author: John Peterson
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In the follow-up to our extremely popular Index Server article we cover linking to results, limiting the number of results, filtering results based on path and filename, and using GetRows and GetString. We also include an improved search script.
In this article I'm going to continue to discuss using Microsoft's Index Server from ASP. I'm assuming you've already read Part I which explains how to set up an index and the basic details of a "plain vanilla" search page. If you haven't, you mig...
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Author: Wayne Berry
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Back in November of 2000, I wrote an article for ASP 101 called "Extending Your Page Names". Based on the number of people that contact me with questions and praise, it was one of the most successful articles I have ever written. Since then we have seen the launch of Windows 2003, IIS 6.0, ASP.NET, and the rise of Google. So I felt it was time to make an update to the article.......
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Author: John Peterson
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I always thought Microsoft made a mistake when they eliminated Visual Interdev as a stand alone product. I guess I wasn't alone because it looks like it's coming back as Visual Web Developer 2005 Express Edition.
It is apparently based on the same code as Visual Studio 2005 (aka. Whidbey), but it's been trimmed down some. Here's Microsoft's explanation:
The Express products are an expansion of the Visual Studio product line to include lightweight, easy to use, and easy to learn...
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Today, Microsoft announced the availability of Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2, .NET Framework 2.0 Beta 2 and SQL Server 2005 April CTP (Community Technology Preview), the latest major milestone in delivering the next generation products. Together, SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 will provide a tightly integrated developer and data management platform, enabling customers to make the most out of existing skills and familiar tools, while harnessing data in powerful new ways that increase producti...
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Author: Tim Walton
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ASP.NET has been around for several years now, firstly as the Visual Studio 2003 incarnation based on .NET version 1, and more recently as the Visual Studio 2005 incarnation based on .NET version 2. Many developers made the jump from regular ASP to .NET immediately, drawn in by the all too familiar Microsoft hype and the promises of cross-platform compatibility, rapid and robust development, and the ability to develop web applications in the familiar, comfortable and slightly lazy VB environment...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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In a stateless world like that of Web applications, the concept of session state should make no sense at all. In spite of this, effective state management is a requirement for most Web applications. Microsoft® ASP.NET, as well as many other server-side programming environments, provides an abstraction layer that let applications store persistent data on a per-user and per-application basis....
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Author: Justin Lovell
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Who said that you cannot insert tabs in an text area via the keyboard in the web browser? Someone that I know was looking for something like this and I was determined to find the answer....
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Author: John Peterson
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As is usually the case for me, the idea for this article came from a project on which I was recently working. Without going into all the gory the details, the basic requirement was that something needed to happen on a daily basis. This obviously wasn't the first time I'd run into this type of requirement, but as I started digging up my normal solution, I realized that while it was tried and true, it was also horribly outdated. It was written as a .vbs file designed to run via WSH. This meant tha...
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These days, many .NET developers are taking advantage of the fact that you can quite easily store many of an application's settings in .NET configuration files instead of hard coding them into the application's code. What surprises me is that most of these developers don't even realize that in addition to making it easy to access the values stored in these files, the .NET Framework also makes it quite easy to manipulate these values programatically....
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Author: Ziran Sun
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In my last article, An Introduction to Windows Server 2008 Server Core, I gave a basic introduction to Windows Server 2008 Server Core and walked you through the process of getting the server up and running. This included installation, restarting and shutting down, setting the the computer's name and workgroup, and configuring TCP/IP....
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Author: Copyright 2006
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Windows Server 2003 is locked down quite heavily by default; rather than leaving the surface very wide open for administrators to find all the holes and patch them, this version of Windows makes the administrator consciously decide to open certain services (e.g. IIS)....
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Author: www.asp101.com
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A common problem with many businesses is that their data is not set up in any kind of relational database at some level. Oh, fun, it's always a big mess to go in and do anything with it without spending way more time than it's worth. What to do? ASP allows you to quickly create what you need to assemble a website without hand-wringing and develop a relational database on the way, making the time worth the trouble....
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Author: Greg McCormick
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While developing a Classified Ads application I ran into an interesting issue while building the Submit New Ad form. I wanted to assign a category and a subcategory to the ad (Click here for an Example). I was doing this by using two dropdown lists. The problem arises after you select your choice in the first list. Say you chose Automobiles. In the second list you have subcategories that contain everything but the kitchen sink. Really, you only want the Automobile related subcategories to show u...
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Author: John Peterson
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For those of you who have been around ASP for a while, you're probably saying: "He's lost his mind... no one would write an entire article on this." Well that's what I've been saying for the last couple years and yet it's still one of the most frequently asked questions for new users who are trying to learn from other people's code. So in an effort to address the question once and for all in an easy to find location I'm making it an article and there's not too much you can do to stop me! ;)...
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Author: /www.asp101.com
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Being the webmaster of ASP 101 sort of opens me up to getting a lot of email. While the endless questions do get tiresome at times, the position also gives me the opportunity to see a lot of really cool code. Some of this code comes in the form of a question with a piece of broken code attached, while other pieces of code are fully functional scripts that a visitor simply wanted to share....
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Author: Paul from Cactusoft Ltd
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Unzip everything to a folder on your desktop and copy the entire contents to a new web. There are no databases in this sample and nothing exotic in folder settings is required (other than scripts permissions for the ASPs of course!).
Go to the new web you've created and you should see the first page....
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Without any further delay here are the links:
The basic install: Microsoft ASP.NET Premium Edition Beta 2 (19 MB)
The full thing with all the docs: .NET Framework SDK Beta 2 (127 MB)
Optional toolkit for using .NET with mobile devices: Mobile Internet Toolkit Beta 2 (2 MB)
VS.NET: Visual Studio�.NET Beta 2 (download for MSDN subscribers or for order on disc)...
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Author: John Peterson
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If you've ever tried to develop an application that did anything with voice recognition or any sort of speech-related technology, you know that it's not easy. Well at least it never used to be...
I actually caught this just in time to squeeze it into last week's NewsFlash, but I didn't get a chance to give you anything but the basic link. Well then when one of my contacts at Microsoft checked to see if I had seen it, it started to dawn on my how big this is going to be. Talking to your we...
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Sometimes I come up with a cool topic to write about and then have to figure out how to write the script to go along with it. Other times I have a cool script then have to find a way to tie it into an interesting topic. This time I messed things up royally and had to write a script to save my butt!...
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