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Move Semantics: Make Your Next Move

opy construction, assignment, container reallocation, string concatenation, and string copying are all instances of copy operations. However, in recent years a new paradigm is emerging: move semantics. This discussion presents

Using the Policy Injection Application Block in ASP.NET

ne technique becoming increasingly popular with developers is the adoption of an Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) model. AOP provides techniques for changing the behavior of business objects and other classes through

Terrific Transformations

f you read my DevX article “Beautify Your UIs with Perfect Pen and Brush Control,” then you know all about how to draw lines that are thick or thin; dashed,

Ruby for C# Geeks

ttention C# developers: C# is good for a great many things, but it’s not the best language for everything. In fact, there is no such thing as “the best language.”

10 Minutes to Your First Ruby Application

o you’ve discovered the grace and power of Ruby and you’re ready to explore the subtle but important ideas behind its elegance. Follow this tutorial to create a small, useful

The Road to Ruby from C++

f you’re a C++ developer who’s curious about all of the hype surrounding the Ruby programming language, this article is for you. It provides a high-level overview of the key

Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Membership API Extended

icrosoft ASP.NET 2.0 shipped with a complete membership API that allows developers to manage the application’s users and their roles. However, this API best suits small to medium web sites

Apply DWR to Data Validation in an AJAX Application

irect Web Remoting (DWR) is a Java open source library for developing AJAX applications that consists of two components: JavaScript running in the browser that sends requests and dynamically updates

Rendering HTML Using the Brew uiOne Toolkit

any applications require?or are enhanced by?the presentation of aptly named rich text, text in different formats interspersed with images and hyperlinks to other content. Whether the application is a pure

A Java Developer’s Guide to Ruby

s a Java developer, why should you learn Ruby? Because Ruby’s versatility and flexibility complement Java well, and you will be a more effective and efficient developer if you use

Converting Your Java App into a Windows Service

ou probably are reading this article because you want to convert a Java application into a Windows service. I can relate. Recently, I wanted to turn a Java server application

Exploring Secrets of BindingSource Filters

isual Studio gives developers the extraordinary capability to build a database application with a working graphical user interface using just a few mouse clicks. The canonical form of this with

Predicate Pushing

Oracle supports the pushing of predicates into a given view. Suppose you have a set of layered views: –View OneCREATE VIEW vw_layer_oneAS SELECT * FROM emp;– View TwoCREATE VIEW vw_layer_two_dept_100AS

Boost ASP.NET Performance with Precompilation

he latest version of ASP.NET, version 2.0, supports several new and exciting features that promise to enhance developer productivity, administration and management, extensibility, and performance. One of these features is

Organizing and Loading Common/Specific Properties

Oftentimes, you’ll need to use common properties across projects, while being able to override or load new properties that are project specific. Java’s Properties class allows for flexibility when organizing

Capturing Mouse Events with a Transparent Window

In my recent article on the AutoHotKey scripting language, I advocated using hotkeys to address different domains separated into their own scripts. Of course, when you start a script up

Using Namespace Aliases in .NET

In most cases, when there are namespace conflicts, developers tend to use the complete qualified name in the code. For example: using System.Web.UI.WebControls;using MyComponent.Web.UI.WebControls; This is usually okay for simple

RESTful Web Services: The Keep-It-Simple Style

first wrote an XML-over-HTTP web service almost a decade ago. At that time, it seemed a completely natural solution to a practical business problem: provisioning web-based, product-pricing quotes. As web

Everyday Use of Generics

he .NET 2.0 Framework now supports a new style of strongly typed collections called generics. This article demonstrates how to use generics in your .NET code. It would be nice

Improved Pinging in .NET 2.0

Using the Send method of the Ping class (in System.Net.NetworkInformation namespace) takes the hostname as a parameter. This captures the reply in the PingReply object, as shown below: //CodePing ping

Get the Keys for Rows Added by an INSERT Statement

This tip shows how to get the keys generated for the rows added by an INSERT statement. Statement st=null;PreparedStatement pst=null;Connection conn=null;ResultSet rs=null;ResultSetMetaData rsmd=null;…try { st= conn.createStatement(); }catch (SQLException e) {System.out.println(e.getMessage());}try

Convert Text into a Table in Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word has a function that lets you convert text into a table very quickly. Suppose you have a word list that you think would be better displayed in a