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I was just testing through the Microsoft Data Access Application Block 5.0 which is part of Enterprise Library 5.0. Just thought of sharing the code. Libraries Needed (Add reference to the following libraries from Enterprise Library 5.0 or 4.x) Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Common.dll Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data.dll Here’s the connection string to be declared Connection String C# Source Code Can i […]

There was a time initially when Microsoft has released the ASP.NET 1.0 and 1.1, they have released a free ASP.NET development tool called ASP.NET Web Matrix. I remember doing lot of fancy stuffs with it. My initial days i had a craze about that thing. Pretty awsome doing development with it, light weight Web Matrix […]

We know that ASP.NET 2.0 has introduced the Masterpages. but some us might be thinking is there any way to do this in ASP.NET 1.1. ASP.NET 1.1 doesnot directly supports it. But you can do it using Spring.NET Web Application Framwork. The Spring.Web framework provides a nice set of features through which we can enable […]

It is so long i am hearing about Microsoft enterprise library, initial days we used a part of it called Microsoft Data Access Application Block, or some of us might be familiar with the name SQLHelper class. It is been there for years and evolved in to a perfect set of application blocks, that helps in […]

This is a nice quote by Stefano in his blog (link here). I thought it’s interesting to Quote here.   An object-oriented framework is a (generative) architecture designed for maximum reuse, represented as a collective set of abstract and concrete classes; encapsulated potential behavior for sub-classed specializations. The major difference between an object-oriented framework and […]

I have noticed that .NET 4.0 has come up with a major changes in the Application Development in .NET platform. Recently for practice me and my friends has downloaded the latest AjaxControlToolkit from codeplex here.   There were two set of libraries for download one for .NET 4.0 and another for .NET 3.5. Since we are […]