Learn Visual Studio.NET 2005 with express edition

You can learn Microsoft.NET with the express edition sql server 2005 database and visual studio Ide expression edition. It is free and available for the down load. It provide almost
functionality as professional IDE.

To download SQL Server 2005 Express Edition:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/sql/default.aspx

To download VB.NET 2005 Express Edition:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/

To Download C# express edition

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualcsharp/

So go start .NET Programming now.. Happy Programming

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Bill Gets -Retired

Micorsoft Co-Founder and Chairman bill gates announced that he retired from his day to day role and and his position from Microsoft till 2008 and will concentrate his charity work Bill and Melinda Foundation His Role in software company will be slowly step down day by day.After Bill Gates Steve Blamer takes charge of the Microsoft.

Following was his announcement:
“Our business and technical leadership has never been stronger, and Microsoft is well-positioned for success in the years ahead. I feel very fortunate to have such great technical leaders like Ray and Craig at the company,” Gates said. “I remain fully committed and full time at Microsoft through June 2008 and will be working side by side with Ray and Craig to ensure that a smooth transition occurs. This was a hard decision for me,” Gates added. “I’m very lucky to have two passions that I feel are so important and so challenging. As I prepare for this change, I firmly believe the road ahead for Microsoft is as bright as ever.”-Bill Gates.

For More Details See this Link:

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Bill-Gates-leaves-Microsoft-26738.shtml

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General Error Class for ASP.NET

#Region "NameSpace"

Imports System

#End Region

Namespace Abc.Error

Public Class CustomError

#Region "Declartion"

Private Shared _errorno As Integer

Private Shared _errorname As Integer

Private Shared _errordescription As String

Private Shared _errorsource As String

#End Region
#Region "Properties"

Public Shared Property ErroNo() As Integer

Get

ErroNo = _errorno

End Get

Set(ByVal Value As Integer)

_errorno = Value

End Set

End Property

Public Shared Property ErrorName() As String

Get

ErrorName = _errorname

End Get

Set(ByVal Value As String)

_errorname = Value

End Set

End Property

Public Shared Property ErrorDescription() As String

Get

ErrorDescription = _errordescription

End Get

Set(ByVal Value As String)

_errordescription = Value

End Set

End Property

Public Shared Property ErrorSource() As String

Get

ErrorSource = _errorsource

End Get

Set(ByVal Value As String)

_errorsource = Value

End Set

End Property



#End Region

#Region "Constructors"

#End Region


#Region "Methods"

#End Region

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How to disable right click in Ms WebBrowser Control of VB/C#.NET 2005

I have researched a lot about disabling the right click in web browser control for C# and VB.NET 2005 lot but i have found a simple solution.

It has a property called IsWebBrowserContextMenuEnabled just set it to False. It will disable the right click in web browser control.

Isn't that easy. Stay tuned for more!!

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ASP.NET 2.0- How to Videos

ASP.NET How to videos are great tutorial for learning from basics of asp.net. It is easily understandable and Very rich Explanation with practical example is there..

There are 11 video there containing different topics. Such as

1) Data Handling
2) Master Pages and site navigation
3) Full Feature customer login portal
4) Building Contact Us Page
5) Web Parts and Personalization
6) Caching (Part 1)
7) Caching (Part 2)
8) Localization
9) Trick and tips of ASP.NET 2.0
10) Proifles and themes
11) Membership and Roles

It is great tutorial to learn ASP.NET 2.0. For information you can see Scott Gu's blog post about at following link.

http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/02/26/Great-ASP.NET-2.0-Tutorial-Videos-Online.aspx

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Whats new in ASP.NET 2.0 Part 3

This will be my third post about what's new in asp.net 2.0.

Data Controls: Data access the can be done without writing any code in asp.net 2.0.It can be easily done by new back support providers.The new controls like sqldatasource and oledbdatasource provide great functionality to manipulate data without the writing the code.
Expression Builders:ASP.NET 2.0 provide the great facility and new syntax for referencing code to fill or substitute the values in expressions.

Provider Driven Application Services:ASP.NET 2.0 provide provider driven application services like the user and role authentication and other management and security services.It provides rich customization with the minimal of code.As it is provider driven it can be easily customizable.

Server Controls: ASP.NET 2.0 provide variety of the new era of server controls to build great user interfaces. User can also extend this control and create a new controls as per required. ASP.NET 2.0 Server control provide functionality client side script,meta-data driven support,theme and skin support,better state management.

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Developing 3-Tier application Using ASP.NET

Any one can develop 3-Tier application in ASP.NET very easily.It contains 3-tier each one is separate from the each other. I

1) Data Tier: Data Tier contains database and database related code and logic Such as Methods,Queries,Stored Procedure and Classes for the Database Connectivity and Database Operation. It is the foundation of any data centric web application.

2) Business Tier: In this tier the actual business entities and business rule are applied. It contains the code and classes for maintain business rule specific to requirement of the application.It it the portion where the business logic are applied.

3) Presentation Tier: This tier contains the presentation logic for the application. That means the actual .ASPx pages that is visible to user. Which contains the user interfaces for the application. With the ASP.NET 2.0 You can easily develop this application without writing much code.

For more details you can find in Scott Gu's blog post.

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