Greetings, Till this point we have seen LINQ To Objects and LINQ To XML. I found a great webcast on using LINQ with Relational Data by Rob Bagby, So I thought instead of explaining my way, I would recommend you to go through the webcast 🙂 MSDN Webcast: Using LINQ Read more…
In my earlier post on LINQ, we saw an example of LINQ to Objects. In this post we will see LINQ to XML example. LINQ to XML was the real reason why i attracted towards LINQ. I’m pretty excited to see what LINQ provides as compare to the old techniques. Read more…
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) is an integral part of .NET Framework 3.*. “It provides a unified framework for rapidly building service-oriented applications that makes it easy to build and consume secure, reliable, and transacted Web services. It unifies the capabilities in ASMX, WSE, Remoting, COM+, and MSMQ; therefore developers need Read more…
In Microsoft Pakistan Developers Conference (PDC) 2007, I attended a sessions on Language Integrated Query (LINQ) but until recent I didn’t utilize it seriously. But recently I go through some videos on LINQ at MSDN. I was impressed at all 🙂 LINQ is used to query data from objects. There Read more…
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Last week I was invited to assist Final Year Project Coordinator at University of Karachi to take viva for final year projects. So I observed one thing that students do not have clear picture between N-tier architecture and multi-layered architecture. So here I write few lines for them, hope that Read more…
C# 3.0 facilitates programmer by providing the feature of Object Initializers for both Named and Anonymous types. Object Initializer let you assign values to any accessible fields or properties without the need to create a explicit constructor. Consider the code below: private class Student {Â Â Â Â public string Name { Read more…