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.NET comes with great features. Anymore your do not need any additional code libraries to upload files to your web server. Microsoft.NET includes itself a file upload wizard. Now we will examined and play with this tool. I've used Visual Web Developer 2008 and ASP.NET 3.5 to create this sample application. First we need to create a new web form and place FileUpload control on page. Drop a button and name it as Upload. Also drop a label and named as lblMsg to handle any message. Our file upload control name will be inputFileUpload. But you may rename anything in this sample application.

ASP.NET 2 has got several new foucs on development. Probably gridView will be your best friend of you. The GridView control automates many of the features of the DataGrid control. You have a full control on viewing, sorting, paging and editing. This sample is only a beginner guide but I hope that you will discover many features of gridView.

D2 StoreFront includes everything a small business needs to design, build and manage its own ASP.NET eCommerce Solution capable of selling both digital downloads and traditional shipped goods. Deploying D2 StoreFront couldnt be simpler. Just install the application on your Windows based web server using the automated setup functionality and then use the built in wizards to add products and images to the database. The D2 StoreFront application automatically creates a great looking online store which is fully skinnable to fit in with your own company image. Based on ASP.NET, D2 StoreFront includes a powerful and feature rich administrative application allowing you to add and edit products, manage your user base, send mailshots and manage your payment transactions.

DynamicPDF Core Suite for .NET bundles together our DynamicPDF Generator, Merger and ReportWriter products. Ideal for anyone who finds themselves needing multiple DynamicPDF products or who needs to combine the functionality of multiple products in their applications.

DynamicPDF ReportWriter for .NET is a 100% .NET library that gives software developers the ability to create real-time PDF reports in any .NET application. ReportWriter includes a GUI report designer and integrates with ADO.NET and allows on-the-fly report generation in real-time. It integrates with DynamicPDF Generator for .NET and DynamicPDF Merger for .NET allowing use of any of their licensed features while creating reports.

DynamicPDF Merger for .NET is a 100% .NET library that gives developers the ability to add PDF functionality to any .NET application. Merger's easy to use API gives you the programmatic, on-the-fly ability to Create, Form Fill, Merge, Append, Split, Encrypt (Password Protect), Watermark, Secure, Stamp, Rotate, Scale, Join & Combine your PDFs

The .NET Documentation Tool creates comprehensive technical documentation for Microsoft .NET Framework projects written in VB.NET and C#. Most types of project (Windows Forms, ASP.NET, etc.) are supported. Reports are created in standard HTML, Microsoft HTML Help and plain text formats. Includes documentation, Premium Edition contains source code.

DynamicPDF Generator for .NET allows software developers to add PDF generation to any .NET application (C# or VB.NET). I can be used for real-time creation of PDF documents based on dynamic data. PDF documents can be generated straight to a Web Form, file, byte array or System.IO.Stream object. The assembly is 100% managed and uses only safe code. The object model is intuitive and easy to learn, yet at the same time is very powerful.

ASP Calendars is a scheduler control that holds a calendar of events in a nice graphical interface. It comes complete with customizable functionality and support for MS SQL Server 2005.

This is the first of a four part series on C# 3.0. It covers type inference, also known as implicitly typed variables. It explains what type inference is, why it is useful and the performance consequences of using it. It also looks at implicitly typed arrays.

This is the second of a four part series on C# 3.0. It covers extension methods, explaining what they are, when to use them and how to write them. It then moves on to lambda expressions, explaining the syntax and showing how C# 2.0 anonymous methods can be re-written using the new syntax. It also looks at how type inference and lambda expressions work together.

This is the third of a four part series on C# 3.0. It covers new features that will help you to build data structures more easily, including object and collection initializers. It then moves on to anonymous types, which are useful in Linq, and how type equivalence works with anonymous types.

This is the final part of a series on C# 3.0. It covers Linq - Language Integrated Query. It explains what declarative programming is, how Linq fits in with this paradigm and why it is a good thing, before explaining how to write Linq queries using a variety of basic and advanced features. Finally, the architecture of Linq is examined, with some notes on DLinq and XLinq.

This book gets you started with LINQ and shows how it will make your programming life easier by making use of new features from the .NET Framework 3.0. Language Integrated Query (LINQ) is a new feature in Visual Studio 2008 that extends its query capabilities, using C# and Visual Basic. Visual Studio 2008 comes with LINQ provider assemblies that enable the use of LINQ with data sources such as in-memory collections, SQL relational databases, ADO.NET Datasets, XML documents, etc. In Visual Studio 2008, Visual C# and Visual Basic are the languages that implement the LINQ language extensions. LINQ language extensions use the new standard query operators API, which is the query language for any collection that implements IEnumerable. This book is for .NET developers who want to find out exactly what LINQ is, what it can do for them, and how to program with LINQ.

The user should be informed of percentage of some task completed. This article discuss about the custom user control to create a smooth, incrementing ProgressBar control. It's typical user control which you can include in any of asp.net web application. This user control is a light weight which is built using a HTML table.

WebMenu.NET is an easy-to-use, professional, Dynamic Menu control for ASP.NET. WebMenu.NET provides an intuitive menu system which can replace any Menu in your ASP.NET application. Even non-technical users can easily author and manage Menus using this component. WebMenu.NET is designed on strict guidelines of best user interface standards which makes it very easy to use and program. WebMenu.NET is 100% managed and doesn't require any third-party DLLs. With intelligent design WebMenu.NET is one of the most innovative and powerful menu systems for ASP.NET. You can also purchase 100% Source code for complete control and flexibility in your application development process. Distribution of WebMenu.NET component is Royalty Free.

MailBee.NET Security components enable .NET applications to sign, verify, encrypt, decrypt e-mails, work with DomainKeys/DKIM, S/MIME, SSL/TLS, public and private certificates (including PFX), use MailBee.NET SMTP/POP3/IMAP components to connect to secure mail servers (like Gmail) in both dedicated and STARTTLS modes, use impersonation. DomainKeys/DKIM and SSL/TLS is available at no additional cost. Royalty-free distribution.

.NET assembly which lets your applications easily create, send, download, parse and manage e-mails and validate e-mail addresses. OAuth 2, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, SSL/TLS, Proxy, S/MIME (mail encryption and signing), spam filter, DomainKeys/DKIM, Outlook .MSG and .PST files, HTML mail, XML, mail merge, multiple attachments, international charsets and UTF-8, secure login and NTLM, events, send to IIS queue, DNS MX lookup (direct send and address check).

ADO.NET was first introduced in version 1.0 of the .NET Framework and provided an extensive array of features to handle data either live,while connected to the database ,or when disconnected.. With the introduction of ADO.NET 2.0, you can have more features and easier programming model. Some of the newly added features include the capability to to bulk load large quantities of data from varieties of sources, to batch process updates to the database with fewer roundtrips back to the database server, to reuse the same live connection for multiple operations as well as to achieve asynchronous access to the database.

Many times in your ASP.NET applications, you need to interact with the local file system, directory structures, reading and writing to files. or performing many other tasks. The System.IO namespace in the .NET framework makes working with file system and directories very easy. However there are things you need to keep in mind that is security. When you reading, or writing a file or folders in Web application, you are actually executing on behalf of the users that being assigned to your web application and mostly it is under ASP.NET user or Network Service user. You need to make sure that the user itself has write or read access for the particular file or directory you are working on. In this article, I will list down few important classes in .NET that you need to know in order to manipulate files and folders in ASP.NET application.