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Changing the Appearance of Server ControlsThe previous chapters introduced many of the standard Web
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If your artistic skills are as bad as mine and have ever had the need to create a simple banner you know how frustrating and time consuming it can be to design a banner that gets your ideas across. Sometimes, however, the most effective banners tend to be the simplest looking banners. Fortunately, it’s easy to make simple banners in HTML. In this article, we’ll write a method that can create a simple banner on the fly.Designing the Banner Creation MethodBefore we start coding our CreateHTMLBann Read the rest of this entry »
The new Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX web development framework (which we’ll refer to simply as AJAX throughout the rest of this article) is like a mythological figure with three faces to its personality: one is friendly but rigid, one is playful, and the third is, to most ASP.NET developers, a bit frightening. Read the rest of this entry »
Inpart 1 of this series,I explained how to use C# scripts to get your web site's images into yo
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Editor’s Note: This is the second of four excerpts from thesecond edition of O’Reilly’s .NET Framework Essentials, 2nd Ed. by Thuan L. Thaiand Hoang Lam. The complete series of excerpts covers Web services in the context of the .NET framework. This second part covers what a Web service provider is, and illustrates it with a detailed example.Web Services ProviderIn this section, we describe how to develop a Web Service, first from the point of view of service providers and then of the consumers. Read the rest of this entry »
A Windows application normally comes with some standard features: controls, menus, one or more toolbars, and a status bar with one or more panels. Every time you start to write a new Windows application, you often start with the same ritual: creating the above components and adding event handlers for them. You can save several hours of work if you work from a template that already defines these standard components. Read the rest of this entry »
In this hour, we will cover Creating new websites and web pages Opening existing web
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Mono Unveiled
GNOME and .NET are getting together. According to today’sannouncement, Ximian is working on Mono, an implementation of the .NET CLI. Although the .NET CLI is currently a small subset of the entire .NET framework, you can expect Mono to go beyond the CLI, as it will likely implement much of the framework in the near future. Read the rest of this entry »