ybase recently released DataWindow .NET 2.0, a powerful object used to build data-driven .NET applications. The DataWindow offers nearly identical capabilities for both Windows Forms and Web (ASP.NET) Forms, and
rinting is an integral functionality found in almost every decent Windows application. For example, you might be working on a POS (Point of Sale) application and need to print receipts,
n an ideal world, all the code you write would always run without error. But the reality is that no matter how carefully you write your code, errors can and
he earlier articles in this series (here and here) looked at how WPF works and how it fits in with the plethora of technologies that are available to build next
rocessing exceptions in any language is expensive. The process of capturing an exception and rolling it into a package that can be processed by code requires a stack walk?basically looking
uppose you are asked to write an ASP.NET search page that performs a database search and displays the results?employee names, recent project assignments for each, and hours billed per week
he previous article in this series supplied a grounding in the Windows Presentation Foundation (aka Avalon). In it, you saw how XAML, Cider, and Expression hang together to give you
he ability to store items in memory the first time they are requested?whether data objects, pages, or parts of a page?is one of the most important factors in building high-performance,
icrosoft first publicly demonstrated Avalon way back in 2003 at the Professional Developers’ Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles. They touted Avalon as the next generation in user interface methodology, and