Contents tagged with .net
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Getting started with Unit Testing in C#
In this post, I will explain you how can we write a unit test in c#. It is a basic guideline for those who wants a quick start.
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Get Countries Name in .Net
In this post, I will explain you how can we get the countries name filled in any collection using .net without using any database.
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Migrate from WordPress to BlogEngine.net
In this post, I will explain how to migrate a blog running on Word Press (Self Hosted) to BlogEngine. But before I start let me say, that Word Press simply rocks. The reason why I plan to switch my blog is customization. Since I am a dotnet geek, I really have no great idea of what I can make out of Word Press using PHP and when it comes to Blogging in .net, I guess I made a very right decision to use BlogEngine. It is open source and included all the necessary blogging utilities.
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Show images on Grid View from File Stream SQL Server 2008
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Custom Paging in Grid view
So, it takes too long for me to write this post. even though I completed the coding stuff a week back but it is really hard to manage time these days.
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Datatable to JSON
In this post I will explain you, how can we serialize Datatable to JSON. So that, it can easily pass to JavaScript to get the AJAX done.
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Authenticated File Access using HTTP Handler.
In this post I will explain you how authenticate the request directly coming to access a file that is downloadable. some thing like *.pdf or *.zip.
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How to pass parameters to the dynamically added user control
In this post, I will explain how you can pass parameter to the dynamically added (from code behind) User Control. Most of you might aware of how we can achieve this in web application project. Following is the code for that
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Saving and Retrieving File Using FileStream SQL Server 2008
FileStream data type is a very important feature of SQL Server 2008 and gradually getting popular amongst developer for it’s feasibility. And in the past few days specially after “Configure SQL Server 2008 for File Stream” post. I received several feedbacks regarding the usage of FileStream with Ado.net and Frankly there is not much stuff available on Google for this topic.
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Get Column name From Stored Procedure
The requirement of the day is to extract the name of the columns returned by procedures. Stored Procedures are dynamic that is why we need to create a function that takes Stored Procedure name as parameter and return the column names in string. So here is the quick snippet for that