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VintaSoftBarcode.NET Library - an easiest way for reading barcodes from your VB.NET, C# or ASP.NET application. Supported barcode types: Australian Post, Code 11, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, Codabar,...
It is important in many business systems that items are marked with a unique reference. Often this is a sequential number generated by a database or a code entered by a user. In some situations,...
Middle tier equates to the Business tier or Application tier or Logical tier and contains the logic of the application. Middle tier simplifies the client´s access to the database (SQL Server) by...
Many programmers have come across the problem of finding files matching a certain specification that exist in one or more directories or subdirectories. This article demonstrates a technique of...
For quite a while, Java developers who develop business objects have had available the useful open source tool Hibernate. .NET developers aren't left behind, though. Shawn Wildermuth gives you a...
The inability of the .NET configuration file to reload itself is a major headache in scenarios like this. The only time that the .NET Framework will reload configuration settings is when a new...
It's all about productivity lately. Otherwise we'd be all using Notepad to churn out code. That's what this list is all about. You won't find here a faster algorithm to search a binary tree. It's a...
The Authorization manager (I didn’t find a good name for this framework so I named it to Authorization Manager.) is a framework to check if a user has access to an operation based on one or several...
Connecting to a database is essential in the vast majority of business and enterprise applications. The .NET framework provides ADO.NET, a new object orientated framework for data access, to enable...
Connecting to a database is essential in the vast majority of business and enterprise applications. The .NET framework provides ADO.NET, a new object orientated framework for data access, to enable...
I hate to admit it, but as a veteran C++ programmer and COM aficionado, I've spent an embarrassingly large part of the last decade thinking about how the objects in my code will be copied, duplicated...
Visual Basic .NET offers its users, among many other things, a fully object-oriented programming (OOP) experience. Some former VB6 developers have prepared themselves well to embrace this new version...
