Building Web Based N-Tier Applications using C#

This article explores the N-tier and Distributed Application Architecture. Over the last decade, the way applications are designed has evolved and come a long way. We have stand-alone applications, server based applications, client server applications, web based applications, n-tier applications, distributed applications, Peer-to-peer apps, service-oriented Architectures, component based Development and the list goes on. This article discusses the advantages, disadvantages of n-tier applications and methods to implement web based n-tier Applications using C#, .NET

MySharpSQL

Learn from ebook and well commented source codes, the easy way to use MySQL with C#. In addition to the ebook, this package contains a real world .NET program that allows you to manage a collection of MySQL and C# programming tips and tricks. This program implements C# codes that show you how to add new records, edit existing records, delete selected records and search for specific records. Included with both the demo version and the full version is a SQL file of sample data for you to import into a MySQL server. The sample data contains several common MySQL and C# programming references.

MyBooks, a MFC MySQL client example source codes

Would you like to know how to create MySQL client applications using Visual C++ with MySQL C API? What is MySQL? The MySQL database server is the world's most popular open source database. Its C API allows you to easily create clients that accesses the database, either on a local computer, LAN or the Internet. If you are looking for a full example source code for a complete MFC C++ program that uses the MySQL C API to access a MySQL database, then this package is for you.

MyNotes, a MFC MySQL++ client example source codes

Would you like to know how to create MySQL client applications using Visual C++ with MySQL++ class library? What is MySQL? The MySQL database server is the world's most popular open source database. Its MySQL++ C++ class library allows you to easily create clients that accesses the database, either on a local computer, LAN or the Internet. If you are looking for a full example source code for a complete MFC C++ program that uses the MySQL++ class library to access a MySQL database, then this package is for you.

Using SQLite with Visual C++

Would you like to know how to create embedded SQL database applications using using Visual C++ with SQLite? What is SQLite? SQLite is a C library that implements an embeddable SQL database engine. Are you looking for a way to create compact and yet very powerful database applications without without having to buy a commercial database server? Do you want full control over the size of your database applications without having to use ADO, ODBC and other bloated libraries? Are you a shareware programmer having trouble finding a database server suits your unique needs? Why not use SQLite? If you answered "Yes" then download this sample eBook to see what it can do for you.

MySQL and C#

If you’ve installed it, launch your C# compiler/IDE. Next, open the project you want to add MySQL support to. Now, go to the Project menu => Add Reference. Under the .NET tab look for MySQL.Data under “Component Name.” Click “OK” and were are ready to start coding.

Microsoft Analysis Services Training

This free training covers all the topics you need to learn in order to become master in MSAS along with the screen shots and sample code with step by step instructions. Please visit the site for the details on the topcs covered. Introduction to Data Warehousing and OLAP, Introducing Data Warehousing, Introducing Analysis Manager Wizards, Understanding Analysis Services Architecture, Building Dimensions Using the Dimension Editor, Using Advanced Dimension Settings, Working with Cubes and Measures, Managing Storage and Optimization, Processing Dimensions and Cubes. Managing Partitions, Implementing Calculations Using MDX, Working with Virtual Cubes, Using Actions, Drillthrough and Writeback, and Implementing Security.

Multithreading in C++

Multithreading is becoming an increasingly important part of modern programming. One reason for this is that multithreading enables a program to make the best use of available CPU cycles, thus allowing very efficient programs to be written. Another reason is that multithreading is a natural choice for handling event-driven code, which is so common in today’s highly distributed, networked, GUI-based environments. Of course, the fact that the most widely used operating system, Windows, supports multithreading is also a factor. Whatever the reasons, the increased use of multithreading is changing the way that programmers think about the fundamental architecture of a program. Although C++ does not contain built-in support for multithreaded programs, it is right at home in this arena.

HTML Snapshot

HTML Snapshot ActiveX Component uses the internet explorer's functionality to take (capture) a snapshot of a given URL. It hosts the web browser control on windows to download webpage and then capture it as image. It can be easily integrated into applications written in languages that support ActiveX Compoent such as Visual C++, Visual Basic, Delphi, C++ Builder, .Net languages and Scripts.

C++ Tutorial on Copy constructors

C++ Copy constructor is a constructor function with the same name as the class used to make deep copy of objects. There are 3 important places where a copy constructor is called.