Installation And Configuration of Microsoft Content Management Server: Part 1
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Lim Mei Ying Spencer Harbar Stefan Goßner | March 2010 | .NET Content Management Open Source
This article series by Spencer Harbar, Lim Mei Ying, and Stefan Gobner, authors of Enhancing Microsoft Content Management Server with ASP.NET 2.0, delves into the integration of key ASP.NET 2.0 features such as Master Pages, Site Navigation, Themes and Skins, and the Membership Provider Model with Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 (MCMS) Service Pack 2. Each article builds upon the last, walking through these new features available to MCMS developers and building a sample site.
In this article series, we will cover:
- Installation And Configuration of Microsoft Content Management Server (see below)
- Getting Started with the Development Environment
- Using Master Pages
- Navigation Controls
- Applying Themes
- Authentication Controls and Membership Providers
- How-Tos, Tips, and Tricks
Starting with Windows Workflow Foundation
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| April 2006 | .NET Microsoft
Windows Workflow Foundation (from now, Windows WF) is the less known part of the all-new WinFX Platform that Microsoft is going to release along with Windows Vista, and that also will be provided as an update for Windows XP and Windows 2003 systems. This article, by Alejandro Serrano, aims to serve as an introduction to this technology, its tools, and why to use workflows.
Read Starting with Windows Workflow Foundation in fullMS Access Queries with Oracle SQL Developer 1.2 Tool
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Jayaram Krishnaswamy | August 2007 | .NET Microsoft
This article by Jayaram Krishnaswamy shows how you can install the Oracle SQL Developer 1.2 and connect to an MS Access database. This article will cover the steps right from downloading and installing the Oracle SQL Developer, to connecting to a MS Access database, and using the SQL interface along with a few sample queries.
Read MS Access Queries with Oracle SQL Developer 1.2 Tool in fullWorking With ASP.NET DataList Control
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Joydip Kanjilal | February 2010 | .NET Microsoft
In this article by Joydip Kanjilal, we will discuss the ASP.NET DataList control which can be used to display a list of repeated data items. We will learn about the following:
- Using the DataList control
- Binding images to a DataList control dynamically
- Displaying data using the DataList control
- Selecting, editing and deleting data using this control
- Handling the DataList control events
Working with Data Application Components in SQL Server 2008 R2
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Jayaram Krishnaswamy | February 2010 | .NET Microsoft
In the August CTP Microsoft introduced Data-Tier Applications and several new features were introduced in the Nov 2009 CTP. Registering, Viewing & comparing and upgrading Data-Tier applications were added. This article by Dr. Jayaram Krishnaswamy, author of Learning SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services, shows how you may extract a Data Application Component from a SQL Server 2008 and then deploy the component to an SQL Server 2008 R2 Server. The process is Wizard driven and very easy to understand. DAC files in the field of DATA are like *.msi files for applications. Just as you would install an application from an MSI file, you would install a database package with the DAC file with the extension DACPAC. This article explains how it is done.
Read Working with Data Application Components in SQL Server 2008 R2 in fullWorking with Forms in Dynamics AX: Part 1
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Mindaugas Pocius | December 2009 | .NET Cookbooks Microsoft
Forms in Dynamics AX represent the user interface and are mainly used for entering or modifying data. They are also used for running reports, executing user commands, validating data, and so on.
In this three-part article by Mindaugas Pocius, we will cover:
- Creating dialogs
- Handling dialog events
- Creating dynamic menu buttons
- Building dynamic form
- Adding form splitters
- Creating modal form
- Changing common form appearance
- Storing last form values
- Using tree controls
- Building checklists
- Adding a "Go to the Main Table Form" link
- Modifying the User setup form
- Modifying application version
Working with Forms in Dynamics AX: Part 2
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Mindaugas Pocius | December 2009 | .NET Cookbooks Microsoft
Read Part One of Working with Forms in Dynamics AX here.
Read Working with Forms in Dynamics AX: Part 2 in fullWorking with Forms in Dynamics AX: Part 3
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Mindaugas Pocius | December 2009 | .NET Cookbooks Microsoft
Read Part One of Working with Forms in Dynamics AX here.
Read Part Two of Working with Forms in Dynamics AX here.
Read Working with Forms in Dynamics AX: Part 3 in fullSearching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 3
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Erlend Dalen | December 2009 | .NET BPEL Microsoft SOA Web Services
Read Part One of Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 1 here.
Read Part Two of Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 2 here.
Read Searching for Data in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009: Part 3 in fullWorking with Microsoft Dynamics AX and .NET: Part 1
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Erlend Dalen | December 2009 | .NET BPEL SOA Web Services
This article by Erlend Dalen, explains how you can use .NET classes in AX with the Common Language Runtime and how you can write .NET code that uses AX classes by using the .NET Business Connector for AX.
The topics covered in this article are:
- A brief description of Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- Adding .NET references to classes in AX
- Using a .NET class in X++
- Adding references to the .NET Business Connector
- Using the .NET Business Connector in .NET classes
