Navision Database Access Via C/ODBC WebService/ASP.NET Application
Navision together with Microsoft Great Plains, Axapta, Solomon, Microsoft CRM and Microsoft RMS are now supported by Microsoft Business Solutions.
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Session
Replacement in ASP
In
my opinion the session was a gift from to the development
community. I really like the many things you can do with
it. I find it especially handy when I develop a webapplication
for which a login area is required. All the pages in the
application can only be accessed by people who have proper
authorization, otherwise the user is redirected to a login
page.
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Export
Data to Excel using ASP
1.
As we know that almost 90% of people all over the world
use MS office package for their regular office activities.
We too know that through web corporate organizations do
business to a larger extend. Most of the time the companies
feel diffcult in logging each and every time on to net
to view information.Here is a simple and effective way
to export the enquiries or other database information
present in the server to a excel file.
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The
Votes are in on the Best Web Hosting Service
Too
often, service providers don't want to help the customer
after the contract is signed. It's company policy not
to exceed customer expectations. Giving the customer great
service costs more than it's worth. They know that they
don't have to dazzle you to keep your business.
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10
Basic Requirements In Choosing A Good ASP Hosting Account
In
the world of internet application, solutions are greater
than products. Individuals and companies are still investing
in web technologies, but they are investing in solutions
with demonstrated benefits. If you are looking for top-notch
ASP hosting solutions that helps you to deliver quick
productivity and profitability, you need the necessary
hosting foundation and ASP tools to help you plan and
achieve your deliverables for your site. So what are the
basic requirements that you should look for, in choosing
a reliable ASP hosting account?
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Displaying
The Details For A Particular News Item
All
that remains left to do is to display the detailed information
for the particular news item the user selected. This detailed
information will be displayed in the bottom right frame,
and will show the title of the news item entry, its description,
and a link to the news item.
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Dominion
Digital Senior Consultant Co-authors ASP.NET Cookbook
Dominion
Digital announced that senior consultant Michael Kittel
has co-authored a book titled ASP.NET Cookbook with former
company consultant Geoffrey LeBlond.
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Displaying
the News Items for a Particular Syndication Feed
In
order to test the syndication engine we just created,
let's build an online news aggregator that allows for
any number of syndication feeds. The next task that faces
us is creating the DisplayNewsItems.aspx Web page. This
page should display the titles of the news items in the
selected syndication feed as hyperlinks such that when
the hyperlink is clicked the description of the news item
is shown in the bottom right frame.
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Creating
An Online RSS News Aggregator With ASP.NET Part 2
Now
that we've seen how our news items are stored along with
the RSS 2.0 specification, we're ready to create an ASP.NET
Web page that, when requested, will return our Web site's
syndicated content. More specifically, we'll create an
ASP.NET Web page named rss.aspx that will return the five
most recent news items from the Articles database table,
formatted according to the RSS 2.0 specification.
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Creating
An Online RSS News Aggregator With ASP.NET Part 1
With
the rise of always-on Internet connections in homes and
businesses, and the continued explosive growth of the
World Wide Web and Internet-accessible applications, it
is becoming more and more important for applications to
be able to share data with each other. Sharing data among
disparate platforms requires a platform-neutral data format
that can be easily transmitted via standard Internet protocols-this
is where XML fits in. Since XML files are essentially,
simple text files with well-known encodings, and since
there exist XML parsers for all commonly used programming
languages, XML data can be easily consumed by any platform.
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Selecting,
Confirming And Deleting Multiple Data Grid Items
Always
wanted to build an easy solution to select multiple items
from an ASP.NET DataGrid and delete them all at once like
hotmail does? Well, it is built in just a few simple steps.
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Deciding
When To Use The DataGrid, DataList Or Repeater Part 2
Recall
that the DataGrid renders as an HTML <table>
, which each DataSource record as a table
row (<tr>)
and each record field as a table column
(<td>).
At times you might want more control over the presentation
of data. For example, you might want to have the data
displayed in an HTML <table>,
but rather than have one record per row, you might want
to display five records per row. Alternatively, you might
not want to have the data displayed in a <table>
tag at all, but rather have each element displayed in
a <span>
tag.
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Evaluating
Content Management Systems
At
Ektron, we believe it’s important for you to try out software
before you make any decisions. That’s why we offer many
free resources that allow you to educate yourself and
your organization on content management.
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Deciding
When To Use The DataGrid, DataList Or Repeater Part 1
Web
development has come a long way since simple script-based
Web programming technologies like Microsoft® Active Server
Pages (ASP). With Microsoft ASP.NET, a lot of the tedious,
repetitious coding chores that were commonplace with classic
ASP are now a thing of the past. For example, as all one-time
classic ASP developers know, displaying data in a classic
ASP Web page required the following pseudocode:
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How
To Simplify Your Content Management
Looking
for the right content management solution? Ektron's Web
content management solution provides enterprise-strength
features and functionality without the enterprise price.
It simplifies site maintenance and posting so anyone can
update content on a Web site or intranet.
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Injecting
Client-Side Script From ASP.NET
While,
technically, all of a Microsoft® ASP.NET server control's
functionality can be performed on the server-side, often
the usability of a server control can be greatly enhanced
by adding client-side script. For example, the ASP.NET
validation Web controls perform all validation checks
on the server-side. However, for uplevel browsers, the
validation Web controls also emit client-side script so
that validation can be performed on the client-side as
well. This means that users of those browsers get a more
responsive, dynamic experience.
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The
ASP.NET Repeater Web Server Control
If
you've been using ASP.NET for any length of time then
you've almost certainly utilized the DataGrid Server Control.
And I'm sure a good portion of you have probably played
with the DataList as well... after all, not all of our
tables can only have one item per row. But what about
that other data web control? I've got a friend who probably
will kill me for using this analogy, but it's sort of
like the three tenors... there's Pavarotti, Domingo, and
that other guy (his name is actually Carreras, but you
get my point). Well the other guy in this case is a great
little control called the Repeater. While the repeater
may not be as well known as or have all the bells and
whistles of the other controls, it does have something
that neither of the other two has: flexibility.
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Sharing
Session State between ASP and ASP.NET
Despite
all of Microsoft's best efforts to make ASP and ASP.NET
coexist effortlessly, one area remains a stumbling block...
session state. Fortunately the advantages of ASP.NET's
upgraded session state management far outweigh the inconvenience
of not being able to pass "Classic" session information
to .NET. Unfortunately there is no simple solution; the
most I can offer is an easy to implement workaround.
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Export
ASP.NET DataGrid To Excel
Export
to Excel is one of the most common functionality required
in ASP.Net pages.
Users can download the data from the datagrid into an
Excel spreadsheet for offline verification and/or computation.
This article includes the source code for such functionality.
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Experts
teaching experts: ASP.NET Web Seminars
Global
Knowledge offers free ASP.NET web seminars based on our
expert courses. Each seminar is delivered live and covers
topics including the pros and cons of ASP, introduction
to the .NET Framework, and ASP.NET server controls.
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Being
Content with Content
Looking
for the right content management solution? Ektron's Web
content management solution provides enterprise-strength
features and functionality without the enterprise price.
It simplifies site maintenance and posting so anyone can
update content on a Web site or intranet.
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Calling
A Detail Data Form From A DataGrid Row
The
idea is that we have a DataGrid which has list of records
in a database table. We want to be able to select a row
and call up a detail form which will have the corresponding
database detail.
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