Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) are COM components that communicate with Internet Explorer to enrich the browsing experience. Michele Leroux Bustamante returns to the world of COM to show you how to build a managed BHO with the help of the .NET Framework's COM interoperability features.
Articles Written by Quin Street
Introduction to Relational Databases - Part 1: Theoretical Foundation
The first article in this two-part series provides a basic understanding of the theoretical principles of database design and describes some key elements and rules of creating relational databases.
Client Side Validation Using the XMLHTTPRequest Object
Jonathan Zufi shows how to use the XMLHTTP object within JavaScript or VBScript to validate form-field information without having to submit a page and wait for the result.
Creating a Custom .NET Web Control With Events
This article covers some of the essentials of building reusable Web controls. Learn how to create a Web control and its custom events and event arguments, as well as how to use the control properly within a page.
Developing with . NET Delegates
Delegates are commonly defined as Type Safe Pointers. In this article, Ramesh Balaji explains Delegates, and shows how they work in the CLR environment.
Using XML to Improve File-Upload Processing
In this article, Marco Nanni examines an example of multiple binary file uploading for Web applications using XML, without the typical limitations of traditional file upload processing.
