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Newest Articles Collaborating with the BizTalk 2006 R2 SharePoint Adapter By Jeffrey Juday - Published 10/08/2007 SharePoint 2007 has become one of Microsoft's hottest collaboration products. Learn how to integrate it with BizTalk 2006 R2.
Combining an Oracle Database with PHP to Manage Data By Deepak Vohra - Published 10/05/2007 PHP is the most commonly used scripting language and Oracle database is the most commonly used commercial database. See what you can do by using the two technologies together.
Introducing Mobile Media API (MMAPI) By Vikram Goyal - Published 10/04/2007 Take a look at MMAPI, an optional package for the development of MIDlets that have embedded audio/video capabilities.
Importing Data into SQL Server By William R. Vaughn - Published 10/02/2007 Having problems importing large amounts of data? ADO.NET has only one method designed to help with this task: the SqlBulkCopy class exposed in ADO.NET 2.0.
Visual C++ Class Designer By Nick Wienholt - Published 10/02/2007 The release of Visual Studio 2008 brings support for using the Visual Studio Class Designer with Visual C++ projects. Look at the differences in how the Class Designer works with C++ compared to purely managed languages, and learn about the range of functionality available to C++ developers.
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A Primer to Windows Communication Foundation By Jeffrey Juday -
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Roles Within The Development Community By Robert Bogue -
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The Java Framework Landscape By Michael Nash -
Review a few frameworks available as open source, and observe some of the techniques and patterns used when choosing frameworks and putting frameworks to use.
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The Basics of Manipulating File Access Control Lists with C# Published 09/26/2007 By Jani Jarvinen - Learn about file access control lists and how to use C# to read and modify them to improve the security of your applications and your IT infrastructure.
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The .NET Micro Framework: A First Look Published 09/25/2007 By Bradley Jones - Take a look at how you now can use your C# skills to create an embedded application. No hardware is required to get started!
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