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JNBridge, a maker of technologies to bridge the Java and .NET worlds, has released a new version of its Java Message Service adapters for Microsoft BizTalk and .NET. The release of Version 2.1 of its JMS Adapters for .NET and for BizTalk Server will enable enterprises to quickly and easily connect JMS infrastructures with BizTalk […]

Stimulsoft Company announces the release of version 2010.3 of Stimulsoft Reports. This new reporting tool for Silverlight, significantly improved products for .NET, WPF, and ASP.NET. The version 2010.3 crowned the end of the next period of product development and includes report generators for .NET, Web, WPF and now for Silverlight.

Windows Phone 7 has a big update slated for early 2011 and WP7 developers have already received an early copy of the update. With the basic Windows feature of “Copy and Paste” expected to be the biggest feature of the update, is it enough to stem off the critics? Lets not forget that it took […]

Despite their best efforts to date, the new Microsoft Windows Phone 7 smartphone OS simply is not meeting expectations. Yesterday’s Dive Into Mobile conference, Joe Belfiore, Microsoft’s Chief Mobile officer all but ignored the questioning around the current Windows Phone 7 sales which kicked off a slurry of speculation that numbers had to be worse […]

The beta release from Microsoft just a week after the release of Visual Basic tools for Windows Phone 7 development. The beta is available via download today, Dec. 9 and was available for MSDN subscribers since Dec. 7. The update will improve the developer experience by addressing the most requested features such as improved support, […]

To date, Microsoft ORM has not received a very strong welcome among the programming community with version 4 going towards the way of unusable. However Entity Framework 5 warrants a second look with previously missing features such as a new EF Code-First which enables a very useful code-centric development work-flow while working with data, no […]

Introduction Code Access Security is a feature that enables you to define restrictions on code that would be executing in the managed environment. You can use Code Access Security to restrict access to your code, define policy levels (Enterprise, Machine, User and Application Domain), code groups, and grant or revoke permissions, etc. You can also […]

In May 2006 Scott Mitchell wrote two articles that showed users how to add a column of checkboxes to a GridView with the ability for users to check or uncheck all checkboxes in the column with a single click of the mouse. The first article, Checking All CheckBoxes in a GridView, showed how to add […]

Of course the timing of the announcement could seem suspect in light this weeks announcement by Apple for the iPhone 4 advances in business technology. Microsoft however has put together a rather strong business case for Windows Phone 7, the software giants latest version of their mobile operating system. The pitch includes such tools as […]

With this latest update, Cirrus Tech will now offer Windows based Shared Hosting solutions. Following their recent Windows Shared Hosting plan update to Windows Server 2008 R2 and IIS 7.5, Cirrus Tech has completed a scheduled upgrade to ASP.NET 4.0. With the addition of ASP.NET 4.0, developers will now be able to utilize advanced features […]

Now that Microsoft Windows Phone 7 has been on the market for nearly a month, Microsoft has decided to withhold the sales numbers on the fledgling smartphone OS. And all this after being asked by market indicators like The Wall Street Journal’s, still no info. And according to Microsoft VP, Joe Belfiore, it’s just “too […]

The new ArcGIS API for the Microsoft Windows Phone 7 OS can now be used to create interactive apps that provide mapping resources including maps, device locators, and geoprocessing models. Using the Windows Phone technology and frameworks the application bar, controls, and location can all be effectively applied. The new API is available at no […]