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Videos of ASP.NET Presentations at MIX 2008

Videos of ASP.NET Presentations at MIX 2008

For those of you who missed out on attending MIX 2008, we have just released 13 video recordings of the ASP.NET presentations from this popular event. Watch over 14 hours of event coverage!

New Video on Using the ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool

New Video on Using the ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool

Learn how to configure ASP.NET using the ASP.NET IIS Registration tool in this week's video from Chris Pels. Topics covered include file extension mapping and the aspnet_regiis.exe command line utility.

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Ajax Data Controls from DotNetSlackers

This looked interesting so I thought I would share it. Please let me know what you think..... From the CodePlex Description. The Ajax Data Controls is a DotNetSlackers project. Developed on top of Asp.net Ajax Extension...

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Add Custom JavaScript Intellisense

If you reference an ASP.NET page that contains a scriptmanager in your js file like below you get intellisense for the entire Microsoft AJAX Library plus any additional scripts ref’d by the scriptmanager. ...

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Delegating Action Result

In my last post , I walked through a simple example of an ActionResult that you can use to transmit a file to the user’s browser along with a download prompt. The MVC framework will include several useful action results...

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Writing A Custom File Download Action Result For ASP.NET MVC

The April CodePlex source drop of ASP.NET MVC introduces the concept of returning an ActionResult instance from action methods. ScottGu wrote about this change on his blog . In this post, I’ll walk through building a...

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Real-Time Progress Bar With ASP.NET AJAX

Due to the disconnected nature of the web, developers have often wondered how to display certain metrics such as a real-time progress bar. This article will show you how to easily build a real progress bar that actually reports progress of a process running on the server using ASP.NET AJAX.

The Making of Blogo.NET – Part Two

This is part 2 of an article series explaining in detail how I developed Blogo.NET, a N-tiered blog application based upon the .NET 3.5 framework.

Save and Retrieve Images from the Database using ASP.NET 2.0 and ASP.NET 3.5

At some point or the other, we as ASP.NET developers face the requirement of reading and writing images to the database. In this article we will explore how to store images in the database as well as use an HTTP Handler to display the image in an ASP.NET server control along with other controls.

Building a File Service

This article provides an introduction into the concept of a SOA File Service as a mechanism of distributing large numbers of files for multiple applications. The code sample uses .NET 3.5 however the concept can be applied with any version of the .NET Framework.

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