In this paper you will learn about: IIS Fundamentals, ASP - where it falls short, CLR Basics, ASP.NET Basics, ASP.NET and OOP and Type Anatomy

With the advent of .NET, support for ASP.NET development has been fully integrated into Visual Studio .NET. It provides an extremely powerful and usable environment for ASP.NET development in the guise of Web Forms, as well as the more traditional types of application (Windows Forms). And now Visual Studio .NET is joined by another Microsoft product, namely the Microsoft ASP.NET Web Matrix Project (referred to from here on in as "Web Matrix").

This pack learns how to create an array of server controls dynamically and capture their events. Source Included.

This pack contains: a document that describes the techniques users can employ to author and consume custom Web controls for ASP.NET Web applications using Visual Studio.NET; a presentation about Server and User Controls in ASP.NET and source code.

This is a simple RD4 encryption stored procedure. It's nice because it uses the same procedure to encrypt and decrypt and it beats using a cast as varbinary.

Comprehensive tutorial on uploading image files, determing size ( in bytes ), type ( bmp, jpg, gif ), width and height ( in pixels ) of these images, imposing restrictions to allow images of only certain size, width and height to get uploaded and to resize ( create thumbnails of ) these images.

The label "web services," as broadly applied, has two levels of meaning—one specific and one conceptual. Specifically, web services are a stack of emerging standards that describe a service-oriented, component-based application architecture. Conceptually, web services represent a model in which discrete tasks within e-business processes are distributed widely throughout a value net.

An article which discusses the similarites between different technologies of J2EE and .NET and helps you to move from J2EE to .NET. Quick tips to get you started, in case you need to migrate a J2EE based application to a .NET based application.

The second article from William Fawthrop (aka Informant) will discuss in detail what Fields and Properties are and how to properly implement them into your applications. We will start off Discussing common coding practices and how they differ in .NET. Specifically property syntax. Informant has been a developer for about 5 years now and developing in C# for about 1 year. He has created a number of freeware software solutions(SQL X-ecuter,Simple ASP.NET Web Server, etc) as well as working fulltime for PCSTop.com as Lead Developer. He specializes in .NET migration as well as creative solutions in the .NET framework.

A comprehensive tutorial on uploading files to Microsoft Access database using built-in ASP.NET server controls. Describes how to upload one or more file to Access database? how to insert and retrieve binary data from an Access database? how to view and delete files uploaded on the Access database?