In this source code we will look at how to read an XML data source and how to put it on our ASP.NET page. For this example you can use a sample XML file putting same folder with our source code. .

In this source code we will look at how to read an XML data source and how to put it on our ASP.NET page. For this example you can use a sample XML file putting same folder with our source code. .

In this source code we will look at anyother new focus on ASP.NET. We could write binay files using BinaryWriter class. Let's see it on a sample code. .

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML standard for declaring content entries for small content feeds. The RSS format has gained popularity over the years due to its simplicity. The XML file formatted according to the RSS specification is either found as a physical file or is obtained via a Web site that handles the request and sends the content over the Internet to the client.

Explains how to work with multiple tables, handle errors and how DataSet tracks modified table rows. Whenever a row is changed, its status is set from UnChanged to Modified. Whenever, a new row is added, its status would be depicted by DataRow.Added.

Explains how Web services work and how to call it from ASP.NET. When we create and run this web service , it will be run by a web browser. However, in real life, the true aim of web service can only be achieved if we can call it from some web application or a console application.

This video introduces a number of the new ASP.NET 2.0 controls for building forms to collect information from the user, validate that information, then send a confirmation e-mail message. Features covered include the Wizard control, Validation controls, and the System.Net.Mail classes for sending e-mail messages.

Explains how to manage a session and application state objects in ASP.NET Web Services. Using session objects is always a good option for maintaining per user data. But the case of web services is different. In real life, Web services may be called thousands of times a day. In such cases, keeping per user data in the webserver would be a bad approach.

A complete ASP.NET 2.0 Notepad Web application example (with source code). Explains Forms, sign in process, some complex SQL queries and new HiddenField ASP.NET 2.0 server control.

Explains the authentication process and how to set up authentication and authorization, create and manage roles and apply access rules to the ASP.NET.