... custom control project. You’ll then continue to create user controls, which combine other controls into reusable groups (Chapter 10) ; derived controls, which enhance existing .NET control classes ... displaying and updating data without writing tedious code) .Part 2: Custom Controls In this part, you’ll tackle one of the most important areas of WindowsForms design—creating customized controls ... description of core .NET concepts. These key concepts, like namespaces, assemblies, exception handling, and metadata, are explained in countless books, including a number of excellent C# and...
... WINDOWS Color clr clrName8W WINDOWS ColorPalette clrp clrpName9W WINDOWS ComboBox cb cbName10W WINDOWS ContextMenu ctm ctmName11W WINDOWS CrystalReportViewer crv crvName12W WINDOWS Cursor csr csrName13W ... itotherwise. Source- Code ControlA critical aspect of code development is making sure that the sourcecode is protected by a source- code control system.What Source- code control manages code that ... hsrName30W WINDOWS Icon ico icoName31W WINDOWS Image img imgName32W WINDOWS ImageList imgl imglNameCHAPTER 1 ■ CODE POLICY 22 5 60 -2 ch01.qxd 10 /27 /05 4:15 PM Page 22 Chapter 5: Design PolicyThe...
... quick recap of code access security (CAS) concepts, remember that the .NET Framework can usefour levels of code access security policies:1. Enterprise 2. Machine3. User4. Application domainThe ... necessary because the filter enforces the restriction that browser users cannot request anytype of content from the protected directories in ASP .NET 2.0. Because ASP .NET 2.0 introduced new“content” ... 477ActiveDirectoryMembershipUser 4 80 IsApproved and IsLockedOut 481Using the ProviderUserKey Property 4 82 Working with Active Directory 4 82 UPNs and SAM Account Names 484Container Nesting 486Securing...
... diagram, you can see the structure and behaviorFigure 1-13. A class diagram5416ch01.qxd 9 /21 /05 5:43 PM Page 23 cafac74dd2d083cbec0 906 b66fcd56b1 Chapter 10: An Example ApplicationHere we bring it ... business logic5416ch01.qxd 9 /21 /05 5:43 PM Page 9cafac74dd2d083cbec0 906 b66fcd56b1 CHAPTER 1 ■ INTRODUCTION TO ENTERPRISE APPLICATION DESIGN 22 When you’ve created your use case diagrams, you’ll ... Microsoft technologies, and also holds MCP and MCSD certifica-tions both inWindows DNA and the .NET platform. Nowadays Rickard is working for Know ITConsulting in Gothenburg as architect and...
... THE TEAM264 800 ch 02 . qrk 5/15 /06 8:45 PM Page 26 Refactor the code: The developers are responsible for refactoring the code. This is part ofcollective code ownership—any developer can change ... bottleneck she is creating.Collective code ownership eliminates this bottleneck by granting the right to change orenhance any code within the application to any developer. In addition, collective code ... XP process, includ-ing release and iteration planning.Assist customers in the story writing process: The business coach will lead the cus-tomers during the story candidate development and...
... be caused directlyor indirectly by the information contained in this work. The sourcecode for this book is available to readers at http://www.apress.com in the SourceCode section. 4 800 FM.qrk ... progresscharts that the tracker generates, and the successful acceptance of user stories.CHAPTER 1 ■ INTRODUCING XP 54 800 ch01.qrk 5/15 /06 8:46 PM Page 5 Traditionally, there are 12 practices in ... degrees of success.)CHAPTER 1 ■ INTRODUCING XP 94 800 ch01.qrk 5/15 /06 8:46 PM Page 9 4 800 ch01.qrk 5/15 /06 8:46 PM Page 2 ■Note User stories are an XP component used to capture project requirements....
... current sourcecode from the source code control system. During this process, you will check out code from the sourcecode controlsystem and add new code into the sourcecode control system as needed.But ... XP process, includ-ing release and iteration planning.Assist customers in the story writing process: The business coach will lead the cus-tomers during the story candidate development and ... estimation skills and have the opportunity to selectwork that interests them.CHAPTER 2 ■ ASSEMBLING THE TEAM 22 4 800 ch 02 . qrk 5/15 /06 8:45 PM Page 22 A thorough understanding of the XP process: The...
... create a mock object for this customer system. Defining an InterfaceYou will start by defining an interface for this customer system, as shown in Listing 8-1.Listing 8-1. Customer System Interfaceusing ... shows NMock in action.First, you define the mock object using this line:DynamicMock maryJones = new DynamicMock(typeof(ICustomer));CHAPTER 8 ■ SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT TOOL: NMOCK 794 800 ch08.qrk ... the installation.CHAPTER 8 ■ SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT TOOL: NMOCK 70 4 800 ch08.qrk 5/16 /06 9:49 PM Page 70 Listing 8-3. The Flight Classusing System;using System.Collections;using System.Collections.Generic;using...
... DataUtilities.ConnectionString;try{OdbcConnection dataConnection = new OdbcConnection();dataConnection.ConnectionString = connectionString;dataConnection.Open();OdbcCommand dataCommand = new OdbcCommand();dataCommand.Connection ... magic by monitoring a sourcecode repository. When changes occur (new source code is checked in or existing sourcecode is changed or deleted), this tool will checkout all of the existing source ... connectionString = DataUtilities.ConnectionString;try{OdbcConnection dataConnection = new OdbcConnection();dataConnection.ConnectionString = connectionString;dataConnection.Open();OdbcCommand dataCommand...