If you are an ASP.NET developer you should definitely understand the Page’s Life Cycle stages and all events raise during that cycle. Server controls also raise their own events and because of the fact that their life cycle is strongly… Read More ›
ASP.NET
Distributed Transactions in WCF services – Part 2
By default distributed transactions aren’t supported in WCF services in this post is going to prove it. We will continue from the Part 1 from these series, where we created all our service layers. Next thing we have to do… Read More ›
Create your own User Control in ASP.NET
As a matter of fact, the build in Web Server controls in ASP.NET, allow you to create very good looking and functional Web pages without any effort. There are several built in data sources which you can use and access… Read More ›
Edit GridView control using SqlDataSource and Template fields in ASP.NET 4.5
In a previous post we saw how easy is to bind data to a GridView control, without using a build in Data Sources. In this post we will use an SqlDataSource control which will retrieve some data from a database… Read More ›
Authenticate WCF clients using the ASP.NET Membership Provider
When using a WCF services over the internet, you should always consider security issues such as Authentication or Authorization. Authentication generally speaking, answers the question “Who are you” and Authorization answers the question “What are your privileges”. Take an example:… Read More ›
Call a stored procedure using the Entity Framework
I am going to show you how easy is to call a stored procedure using the Entity Framework. First of all you need to create the stored procedure which you want to call (in case it doesn’t already exist), in… Read More ›
Bind GridView Control at Runtime
There are times when you don’t want to configure the GridView’s control DataSource property to point to some build in types of data sources, such as EntityDataSource or SqlDataSource. You know though and have access to what kind of data… Read More ›
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