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03 Feb 09
FO.NET - Home
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XSL-FO is similar to HTML in that it allows documents to be created in a markup language. The fundamental difference between the two is that XSL-FO is intended for creating paged, printable documents, whilst HTML is more suited to onscreen documents.
FO.NET processes XML documents that conform to the XSL-FO specification and produces Adobe PDF documents. Typically an XSLT style sheet is used to transform raw XML data into XSL-FO.
FO.NET has been written for the Microsoft .NET Framework and is suitable for use from any .NET compatible language such as C#, VB.NET or C#.
23 Jan 09
How to Create a MOSS 2007 VPC Image: The Whole 9 Yards - SharePoint Reporter Blog
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Now that I've finally completed my series of posts describing how to build a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 Virtual PC image for demos and development work, here is a one-stop-shopping index of all 20 posts:
16 Jan 09
Chris O?Brien?s blog: When to use the SharePoint Content Deployment Wizard
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I see the 'value-add' of the Content Deployment Wizard over existing deployment methods such as STSADM export/content deployment in Central Administration to be:
* ability to "cherry-pick" content to deploy using a treeview - this is from entire site collection down to individual list item or file. (This is the big one since the standard SharePoint tools do not supply a method to do this)
* ability to control whether object GUIDs are retained - this is required for scenarios where the destination should be a mirror-image of the source, such as staging/production environments for the same site
* ability to move certain objects (limited to webs and lists in the initial release) to a new location on the import target, known as 'reparenting'
Chris O?Brien?s blog: Using the SharePoint Content Deployment Wizard
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Firstly, let's remind ourselves of some of the fundamental things to remember when moving content using the Content Migration API (the underlying SharePoint API used by the tool):
* dependencies of selected content (e.g. referenced CSS files, master pages) can be evaluated - in the tool they are automatically included in the export - check 'Exclude dependencies of selected objects' to disable this
* all required content types, columns etc. are automatically included in the export
* in contrast to STSADM export, it is possible to retain GUIDs during deployment (where objects are not being reparented) - check 'Retain object IDs and locations' to enable this
* no filesystem files (assemblies, SharePoint Solutions/Features etc.) are deployed - these must already be present on the target for the import to succeed)
* the following content does not get captured by the Content Migration API - alerts, audit trail, change log history, recycle-bin items, workflow tasks/state
Chris O?Brien?s blog: Introducing the SharePoint Content Deployment Wizard
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Personally, over my past few MOSS projects, there have been several times when I've thought:
* I just need to move this document library from A to B
* I just need to move these selected files (e.g. master page, page layouts, CSS etc.) from A to B
* I just need to move this web from A to B
* I just need to move this site collection from A to B
* I just need to move these 20 list items from A to B
01 Feb 06
Creating a Single Sign-on for ASP.NET Application and Legacy ASP Application (Part II)
A way to make single sign-on possible for ASP.NET and ASP Classic.
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A hack into the .NET authentication classes to extract a component that can be called by legacy asp applications to generate the same authentication token used in asp.net applications.
20 Dec 05
dp.SyntaxHighlighter - free JavaScript syntax highlighting
Client side syntax highlighting/color coding of code snippets.
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dp.SyntaxHighlighter is a free JavaScript tool for source code syntax highlighting.
The script is meant to help a developer to post code snippets online with ease and without having to worry about applying format. People who use blogs like MovableType, .Text (dotText), dasBlog and any other system can easily add code to their posts.
If you are looking to get syntax highlighter for your blog, give dp.SyntaxHighlighter a try!
27 Jul 05
REPAIRING / REINSTALLING ASP.NET
How to repair the .NET Framework if you install IIS after the framework. ASPX not executed...
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If you installed IIS after installing Visual Studio .NET Windows Component Update or Visual Studio .NET,
you must repair .NET Framework before you can successfully create Web applications and XML Web services.
08 Jul 05
WebChart Control for ASP.NET
A free ASP.NET charting control.
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WebControl for creating charts, that render as images(png, jpg, gif, etc). Supports:
* Line Charts
* Smooth Line Charts
* Column Charts
* Area Charts
* Scattered Charts
* Stacked Column Charts
* Pie Charts
* Stacked Area Charts
Featuring VS.NET Designer support and more.
22 Jun 05
ASP.NET Resources - Stop Image Flicker With Cache-Control Extensions
Stop image flickering in IE/Win using cache control on IIS.
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Image flicker in Internet Explorer/Win causes IE to get bitchslapped quite often. To get rid of this effect Dean Edwards suggests to configure Apache to keep images cached. Otherwise you need to manually change caching preferences in IE which a lot of people don’t know how to do. Besides, when images flicker, it’s you who looks bad, not the users’ IE. Dean says he’s no server expert, and neither am I, but there’s a way to configure IIS in a similar fashion.
21 Jun 05
The Code Project - File Upload with ASP.NET - ASP.NET
Another article about image uploading with ASP.NET
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Back in the ASP world uploading files via a web page was a tricky problem. The problem was that due to the encryption type of the form used to submit the file from the client’s browser receiving such files on the server side was a complex task. Data had to be retrieved as a safe byte array and decrypted before it could be used. Most of the people resorted to 3rd party DLL’s, a few wrote their own DLL’s and some even wrote purely ASP solutions to this problem using VBScript. Fortunately for us, .NET Framework SDK comes with a few classes that make uploading of the files simple from the web developer point of view.
The Code Project - .NET Image Uploading - ASP.NET
How to upload an image with ASP.NET
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Previously, adding the ability to upload images via ASP (with sizing, thumbnail features, etc.) would have required the use of an external component. With the advent of .NET, the ability to handle images can be done easily and freely through the use of the Bitmap and Image classes.
20 Jun 05
ComputerZen.com - Scott Hanselman?s Weblog - Scott Hanselman?s 2005 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List
An extensive list of WebDev & related tools.
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Everyone collects utilities, and most folks have a list of a few that they feel are indispensable. Here's mine. Each has a distinct purpose, and I probably touch each at least a few times a week. For me, util means utilitarian and it means don't clutter my tray. If it saves me time, and seamlessly integrates with my life, it's the bomb.
26 May 05
HTTP/1.1: Status Code Definitions
The official overview of HTTP Statuscodes. Everyone knows 404, but what about the rest?
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Each Status-Code is described below, including a description of which method(s) it can follow and any metainformation required in the response.
07 Apr 05
CodeGuru: .NET Web Services Tutorial
A tutorial about writing .NET Web services without VS.NET!
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Visual Studio .NET makes .NET programming simple and accelerates the development process. It hides a lot of repetitive and configuration details from the user and improves productivity. However, sometimes you would like to program for .NET without using VS .NET; for example, you want to learn .NET framework programming and do not have access to VS .NET or you want to know what is actually going on under the hood.
Writing a Web Service in .NET using VS .NET very is easy. However, it is possible to write Web Services using the plain .NET SDK. I struggled a lot to write Web Services without VS .NET and tried to find help on the Net. There are a lot of examples available for writing Web Services using VS.NET, but you will rarely find any examples of writing Web Services using only the .NET SDK. This article is exactly for this purpose. It looks at Web Services development using the .NET SDK alone.
We will write and publish a simple web Service. We will also write two Web Service consumers: one Web-based consumer (ASP.NET application) and another Windows application-based consumer. Let's start writing our first Web Service.
The Code Project - Developing ASP.NET applications without VS.NET - ASP.NET
How to manually deploy an ASP.NET site with pre-compiling. Without VS.NET!
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This article will explain how to create and develop ASP.NET applications without using VS.NET’s GUI. The GUI (Graphical User Interface) provide us with some great functionality, such as intel-i-sense, but if you are an HTML coder and don’t want any program to mess up your code, I don’t think that VS.NET is a good choice. I found it very hard to design pages in VS.NET because it changed my HTML code. Instead I tried to configure VS.NET to not touch my HTML code, but I failed. Then I decided to develop my website not using VS.NET.
ASPAlliance.com : ASP.NET: A simple application cache viewer.
A tool to view what ASP.NET is keeping in cache. Usefull for debugging.
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Application Cache Viewer
ASP.NET and the .NET Framework automagically cache pages as they are accessed by site visitors. This obviously speeds up the response time of your website. In addition to ASP.NET's ability to cache pages for us, we are able to store selectively cache items for use in our applications.
Ever wonder what ASP.NET is caching at any given time? I put together a very simple cache viewer that will display items stored in the local applications cache. The way the code is currently written, the cache viewer does not show us the pages that are currently being cached by ASP.NET or the ASP.NET worker processes that are caching various items. However, the code is included in this article so you are free to grab the code and comment out the If..Then logic that prevents the System and ISAPI cache from showing.
25 Mar 05
Hotscripts.com :: The net?s largest PHP, CGI, Perl, JavaScript and ASP script collection and resource web portal
A large repository of scripts to use in webdevelopment.
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HotScripts.com is an Internet directory that compiles and disseminates Web programming-related resources. HotScripts.com is geared toward webmasters and programmers who are looking to enhance their Web sites and intranets with dynamic development tools- scripts, books, and other resources. With thousands of Web programming such resources available on the Internet today, our mission is to provide Web developers with the best centralized collection of quality programming information and resources in the most convenient fashion.
23 Mar 05
dasBlog.net
An ASP.NET weblog software.
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This is the documentation homepage for newtelligence dasBlog, a free, BSD-licensed weblog engine for the .NET Framework provided by newtelligence AG. dasBlog is an evolution of the BlogX weblog engine initially written by Chris Anderson and contributors.
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