I am a .NET developer, beginner. I want to go through some projects in .Visual studio.net 2003 in visual c#.net...the projects which give me an overview of how projects are done in industries...can anybody give me the URL of that site...? or help me in any other way... Will be quite helpful...
Thanks,
.NET projects?
in my opinion , the best way to start is to download .net starter kits from Microsoft . these starter kits are excellent examples of correctly written projects :
http://www.asp.net/default.aspx?tabindex...
Sunday, July 12, 2009
.NET projects?
I am a .NET developer, beginner. I want to go through some projects in .Visual studio.net 2003 in visual c#.net...the projects which give me an overview of how projects are done in industries...can anybody give me the URL of that site...? or help me in any other way... Will be quite helpful...
Thanks,
.NET projects?
You can use the samples that come with Visual Studio Expression edition.
Visit the following site for details.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/downlo...
Thanks,
.NET projects?
You can use the samples that come with Visual Studio Expression edition.
Visit the following site for details.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/downlo...
For a .net course , is it a requirement to know c# or visual basic ???
i have done only c and c++ and want to know is if it is required
For a .net course , is it a requirement to know c# or visual basic ???
no lol
c++ will help but a .net course the idea is u learn c# or vb.net or c++ .net u dont need to know it before you go on a course how can u learn c# with out going on a .net course it a .net only language lol
c++ will help a lot tho since u know class struture how do string and ints and so on so it very simluar to its little brother c#
in fact c# and c++ are very simular at same time are diffrences in the framwork or libaries .net is more like java in sense of system.etc
how ever if u know c++ i take it u know the iostream.h and windows.h the only thing u need to learn is how to adjust to a .net framework which shouldnt take u that long
and if u have masterd c++ the c# and vb.net will be as easy as 123 for u
i recomend only doing c# since its very simualr to c++ inded
basic c# app
using System;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("enter number");
int a; string b;
b = Console.ReadLine();
a = Convert.ToInt16(b);
if (a == 1)
{ Console.WriteLine("a = 1"); }
}
}
}
as u can see apart from console.writeline and using system. simular to java insted of #include iostream.h and cin
there in very little difence in way things are int and string and if statments just the framework as in from #include changed to useing and instead of being declared cin its now readline and so on like namespaces and stuff how ever first lesson simple explanation ul be fine
Reply:No you don't need to know either, but it also depends on the level of the .NET course.
If it is introductory then knowledge of C or C++ is enough. If it is an advanced .NET course then you might be expected to know a .NET language such as C#.
Hence the answer is: It depends on the .NET course you plan to attend.
Hope this helps.
Reply:It depends on the level of the course you are going to. If its a course highlighting the differences from VB to .NET then they will assume you have a knowledge of VB.
If its a course to teach you .NET from scratch, then you should be absolutely fine as you are.
Reply:Usually .Net is taught in one language or the other. If you know C++ you should find C# easy. Maybe brush up a little on C# before you start the course.
Reply:yes. u should know c# or vb. for .net. . u have knowledge in c and C++ . so u just learn c# than vb. this is my suggestion.
For a .net course , is it a requirement to know c# or visual basic ???
no lol
c++ will help but a .net course the idea is u learn c# or vb.net or c++ .net u dont need to know it before you go on a course how can u learn c# with out going on a .net course it a .net only language lol
c++ will help a lot tho since u know class struture how do string and ints and so on so it very simluar to its little brother c#
in fact c# and c++ are very simular at same time are diffrences in the framwork or libaries .net is more like java in sense of system.etc
how ever if u know c++ i take it u know the iostream.h and windows.h the only thing u need to learn is how to adjust to a .net framework which shouldnt take u that long
and if u have masterd c++ the c# and vb.net will be as easy as 123 for u
i recomend only doing c# since its very simualr to c++ inded
basic c# app
using System;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("enter number");
int a; string b;
b = Console.ReadLine();
a = Convert.ToInt16(b);
if (a == 1)
{ Console.WriteLine("a = 1"); }
}
}
}
as u can see apart from console.writeline and using system. simular to java insted of #include iostream.h and cin
there in very little difence in way things are int and string and if statments just the framework as in from #include changed to useing and instead of being declared cin its now readline and so on like namespaces and stuff how ever first lesson simple explanation ul be fine
Reply:No you don't need to know either, but it also depends on the level of the .NET course.
If it is introductory then knowledge of C or C++ is enough. If it is an advanced .NET course then you might be expected to know a .NET language such as C#.
Hence the answer is: It depends on the .NET course you plan to attend.
Hope this helps.
Reply:It depends on the level of the course you are going to. If its a course highlighting the differences from VB to .NET then they will assume you have a knowledge of VB.
If its a course to teach you .NET from scratch, then you should be absolutely fine as you are.
Reply:Usually .Net is taught in one language or the other. If you know C++ you should find C# easy. Maybe brush up a little on C# before you start the course.
Reply:yes. u should know c# or vb. for .net. . u have knowledge in c and C++ . so u just learn c# than vb. this is my suggestion.
'HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error' when trying to open Visual Studio .Net Project?
When I try to open a Visual Studio .Net Project ( C# with ASP.Net ), I get the following error:
"The web server reported the following error when attempting to create or open the Web project located at the following URL: 'http://localhost/WebApplication2'. 'HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error'."
Why am I getting this error?
'HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error' when trying to open Visual Studio .Net Project?
- Un-Install IIS
- Delete or rename the existing inetpub folder
- Make sure the Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC) service is running.
- Re-Install IIS
Reply:1) Make sure you have the .Net framework 1.1 installed atleast. It is availble from Microsoft downloads. That is the error you get if it is not installed.
2) If it is installed then,
Are you trying to open the project remotely and edit it remotely. If you are instead try to save a local copy and then edit and save back to the server. If you are trying to do that and that is the error, make sure you are connected to the LAN of your server, becuase that is another cause. This usually does not happen due to IIS, but it might be cause so it would be a good idea to reinstall IIS, but usually IIS does not control client server activity, but main serer activity.
"The web server reported the following error when attempting to create or open the Web project located at the following URL: 'http://localhost/WebApplication2'. 'HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error'."
Why am I getting this error?
'HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error' when trying to open Visual Studio .Net Project?
- Un-Install IIS
- Delete or rename the existing inetpub folder
- Make sure the Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC) service is running.
- Re-Install IIS
Reply:1) Make sure you have the .Net framework 1.1 installed atleast. It is availble from Microsoft downloads. That is the error you get if it is not installed.
2) If it is installed then,
Are you trying to open the project remotely and edit it remotely. If you are instead try to save a local copy and then edit and save back to the server. If you are trying to do that and that is the error, make sure you are connected to the LAN of your server, becuase that is another cause. This usually does not happen due to IIS, but it might be cause so it would be a good idea to reinstall IIS, but usually IIS does not control client server activity, but main serer activity.
How to use a web service in ASP.NET C# to check user details?
I've create a website in visual studio's 2005 in ASP.NET C#, one part of my website requires to check the user details for example personal details and bank details.
The web service must contain the following
-If the details entered by the user don’t match the original
Entered previously by the user and is stored with their profile. Then a message appears asking the user to adjust their details.
-If the details are correct then I want a message stating that the transaction was successful
- Check the type of card that they are using
- if there’s not enough funds in the correct return a message stating that there’s not enough funds in the account.
It’s basically the same process as when you’re using Amazon to purchase goods. For example checks the details that you already have stored in your profile (personal details %26amp; bank) if they match it checks that the funds are available in your account. Can someone write the code in C# ASP.NET using Visual Studios to using the web service to accomplish this(has to be in the web service)
Thanks
How to use a web service in ASP.NET C# to check user details?
You can use the security features in ASP.NET to create user accounts:
http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20...
From that, you can associate user accounts you store in a SQL database with the user, and give the logged-in user a way to update those details.
You'll need a payment gateway of some sort to check account balances. In other words, you need a merchant account to check credit balances.
It actually sounds like you should start with the storefront starter kit that ASP.NET provides, and customize that to fit your needs:
http://www.asp.net/downloads/starterkits...
The web service must contain the following
-If the details entered by the user don’t match the original
Entered previously by the user and is stored with their profile. Then a message appears asking the user to adjust their details.
-If the details are correct then I want a message stating that the transaction was successful
- Check the type of card that they are using
- if there’s not enough funds in the correct return a message stating that there’s not enough funds in the account.
It’s basically the same process as when you’re using Amazon to purchase goods. For example checks the details that you already have stored in your profile (personal details %26amp; bank) if they match it checks that the funds are available in your account. Can someone write the code in C# ASP.NET using Visual Studios to using the web service to accomplish this(has to be in the web service)
Thanks
How to use a web service in ASP.NET C# to check user details?
You can use the security features in ASP.NET to create user accounts:
http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20...
From that, you can associate user accounts you store in a SQL database with the user, and give the logged-in user a way to update those details.
You'll need a payment gateway of some sort to check account balances. In other words, you need a merchant account to check credit balances.
It actually sounds like you should start with the storefront starter kit that ASP.NET provides, and customize that to fit your needs:
http://www.asp.net/downloads/starterkits...
Visual C++ opengl code request?
load a 3d model and able to use your mouse rotate, please send as a c++ project file for c++.net 2005. thank you very much, just want to start to learn opengl.
Visual C++ opengl code request?
Try googling some C++ projects. You might find a few useful ones.
sp
Visual C++ opengl code request?
Try googling some C++ projects. You might find a few useful ones.
sp
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)