In this website I’ll keep on posting my technical articles and weblogs mostly. And occasionally, my personal say on some of the issues in the society or world. These articles can be accessed by selecting the web links on the menu at right hand side of this page as well as from the links given under different topics below.
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Please note that since wordpress does not support (or at least I couldn’t find a way of) uploading zip files, I’ll be nice (and handsome) enough to send source files via e-mails to everyone who would request in comments section of an article. So please feel free to ask me if you need source code of any of the following projects.
If you want to create a Master page so that two or more web applications can share it, then this blog is written exactly for you. In this blog I’ll demonstrate how you can create a Master page and share it among different .NET web applications in such a way that every time you make any change in the Master page, either in HTML or in server side script, all the web applications sharing it, start reflecting those changes either automatically or with minimal tweeking e.g. updating references or dlls etc.
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If you want to INSERT new data in Quick Books through a .NET application, this article is written for you, with a solid example of inserting QB Vendor, with lots of code snippets and screen shots. So don’t miss this article and it’s Part 1 too, if you have an assignment as a professional or as a student in your college course. And Yes, don’t forget to get FREE copy of its source code as well.
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This article is again for novice and intermediate level .NET programmers. In the article I’ll demonstrate, how programmers can implement security settings on their .NET web applications with minimal programming effort. The article is divided in two parts; part one deals with applying security on an intranet web application i.e., the one that runs on a local network and only authorized network users can access the application through LAN, WAN or VPN. Part two shows how to apply security on an internet web application i.e. the one which is globally available for users from all over the world. Click the following links and let’s see more details.
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Are you a senior software engineer or an application architect who needs to design applications’ architecture and then create design documents, fancy enough to allure your non-technical clients or project manager and comprehensive enough to give your development team a good idea on how to get the development phase started? This article has been written just to meet your needs.
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I recently saw a charge worth $12.00 from Shopper Discounts & Rewards on my credit card. At first I neglected it, but fortuitously I noticed that the same charge is coming on my statement every month. Since the amount was not too much, it could never catch my sight. I called my bank and came to know that Shopper Discounts has been charging me for last 7 months. On further investigation and search on internet I found out that I was not the only one. There are zillions of other victim customers just like me, who were charged by this devil company.
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Target readers of this article are mostly novice and some intermediate level .NET programmers who want to learn some techniques on exception handling in .NET web applications, with minimal coding yet in an effective and robust way. We cannot stop, no matter how guru programmers we are, unexpected errors to occur in our applications, period! What we can do, however, is to make our applications behave gracefully when such errors occur.
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In this article I’ve described how to create a windows service in .NET. The way I’ve written this article, many viewers with .NET background, novice to expert, will find it very helpful. Step-by-step screen shots, code snippets and their line-by-line explanations make the article easy to understand and yet useful for programmers who are in urgent need of some help related to this topic.
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This article shows how QuickBooks database can be integrated with a .NET application. This topic will certainly not attract a lot many programmers, since this is a very specialized field and very few programmers need to perform such integration. Nonetheless, any programmer who is given such an assignment will direly feel the paucity of help on the topic over the web. The complete application includes very complex concepts and logic, however, to simplify I’ve omitted all the unnecessary complications and presented the solution in its simplest form. To understand this article viewers definitely need at least intermediate-level knowledge in .NET, C# programming, object oriented concepts, multi-tier applications.
To all my fellow programmers who want to impress their team leads/project managers/clients; now you can easily do so by giving them a Dial-2-Phone functionality in your .NET applications. Here is an article for you that will stun you and whosoever you want to impress. Adding this functionality in your .NET application will cost you nothing; nevertheless, it will give you a very strong position to negotiate on a salary raise or at least a bonus J.
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