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Microsoft's bundling of Crystal Reports dates to Visual Basic 3 and since then many developers have come to rely on it to build reporting solutions. Early on some developers found the programming API too complicated and there were the typical deployment problems that happen with any pr... Apr. 16, 2005 Reads: 125,179 Replies: 4 | Last week, I was happy to spend a few days serving as .NET track chair for the Web Services Edge 2005 conference in Boston. It was the fourth time I had served in this capacity, and the conference continued its proud tradition of improving on itself year-after-year. Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 16,195 | The first article in this series described the overall motivation for the Smart Personal Objects Technology (SPOT) initiative, detailed the client hardware and core client software and covered some of the wireless network processing. This article will finish describing the client softw... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 12,543 | You might have been asking yourself for a while now what this Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) thing is and why it should matter to you. If you're a developer you've probably been wondering what you'll need to learn to avoid being left behind. You'd probably also like to know what s... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 17,075 Replies: 5 | The .NET framework has become the platform of choice for many enterprise applications. Not surprisingly, many .NET concepts parallel those in CORBA and J2EE. The benefit of hindsight gives .NET architects and developers the opportunity to imitate the success while avoiding the pitfalls... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 13,157 Replies: 1 | We may look back on 2005 as the year that Microsoft changed forever the business intelligence playing field. The integration of SQL Server, SharePoint, Office, and Integration, Analysis and Reporting Services is quietly but dramatically changing the competitive landscape. Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 9,289 | This article covers building .NET applications in Whidbey and manifesting them in Word and Excel documents. This is accomplished with Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office System (VSTO 2005). Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 25,154 | Rapid application development can be greatly enhanced by using third-party toolsets. These toolsets let a developer add controls or classes whose capabilities represent months of development time in a matter of seconds. Infragistics, a market leader in user interface tools, enhances it... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 15,971 | Microsoft Outlook has an object model that's useful for automating any of the objects that it manages. Items like calendar entries, e-mails and tasks are well designed, but sometimes they don't provide all the functionality that we'd like. For instance, Outlook doesn't provide an easy ... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 25,452 Replies: 1 | InfoPath 2003 is Microsoft's answer to the next generation of electronic forms that enables users to do business electronically. It is a powerful forms-creation tool and a key application released with the Microsoft Office 2003 suite that can be used as an interface to help gather info... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 10,971 | If you're like many of us, the first time you played around with .NET's DataGrid component, you were wowed by its painless, yet powerful data-binding abilities and impressed with its overall simplicity and efficiency. But once you delved a little deeper into its functionality, you may ... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 37,029 | Loved the article! I'm a fellow Chicagoan (former city gal, now in the suburbs) who also works at home. I've been working from home for over five years now (ever since CA bought PLATINUM and I just couldn't work for CA.) I've been both a consultant and an employee for companies based... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 14,307 | Völcker Informatik AG has switched from Microsoft to Mono. Völcker was traditionally a Microsoft shop using VB and C++ to built its enterprise-level user management and authentication products. But when the city of Munich, one of its largest clients, decided to switch to Linux, Völc... Mar. 22, 2005 Reads: 18,359 |
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