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Contents Upgrading to MSXML 6.0. 1 1. Abstract 1 2. Installation & Upgrade. 2 3. Security Migration -Understanding Off-By-Default 3 4. Improving W3C XSD 1.0 Conformance & Compatibility with System.Xml »
Is it possible to pass a DataSet to SQL and process the data in a SQLCLR stored procedure This is the question I set out to answer. The .NET Framework 2.0 adds some features to the DataSet that make this »
If you are building an InfoPath client-only solution and you need to filter drop-down list boxes, you can simply use the Filter Data feature when you set the Entries property for the control. However, »
Source Code How To Use Lazy Initialization VB.NET and Visual Basic 2005 Pt2 How To Use Lazy Initialization VB.NET and Visual Basic 2005 Part Two This is part two of a two part article and source code which »
Source Code How To Use Lazy Initialization with VB.NET and Visual Basic 2005 How To Use Lazy Initialization with VB.NET and Visual Basic 2005 This is part one of a two part article and source code which »
In my prior post , I showed how to use XAML and XAMLReader to create inline XAML to display the results of a query. Today, let's take it a step further let's create a query of all the media (pictures, »
A big part of WPF (Avalon) is the Xaml format for creating object trees. You can also go in the other direction -take an object tree and write it out to Xaml -with the XamlWriter class. It's frequently »
My prior post showed how to create XAML WPF and put it on your Winform App. We can go one step further add XAML to a UserControl, which could then be made into an ActiveX control, which could be hosted »
I use stored procedures for a lot of the data access I do within the applications I develop. Overall I like using stored procedures for data access, however, at times it makes things more difficult. One »
Avalon comes with a rich set of pre-defined commands for common tasks in each application to save you from coding for each and every command. The most common kind of these pre-defined commands are ApplicationCommands »