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Learn how Microsoft's integration server, BizTalk Server 2006 can be used to connect applications to define business processes, and to manage and monitor business processes across the organization.
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Insight into a new RFID infrastructure based on Microsoft technologies, that includes all a developer needs to build successful, plug-and-play vertical applications more efficiently than ever before.
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Discover how Microsoft Dynamics and Microsoft BizTalk Server can control information across an extended enterprise but allow branch offices and subsidiaries the flexibility to innovate and grow.
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What's in Visual C++ Whidbey
Rating: Kate Gregory - 10/28/2003 Learn about some of the changes to Visual C++ .NET, the compiler, and related developer tools coming in "Whidbey."
Mixing and Matching: Using STL with the Base Class Library
Rating: Kate Gregory - 05/19/2003 If you're writing a new Managed C++ application and you're thinking of using collections in that code, you may be unsure whether to use STL collections or a class from the Base Class Library. Learn your choices.
Managed, Unmanaged, Native: What Kind of Code Is This?
Rating: Kate Gregory - 04/28/2003 With the release of Visual Studio .NET, many developers are now willing to consider using the new technology known as managed code. But especially for C++ developers, it can be a bit confusing. That's because C++ is special.
Windows Services
Search Entire Directories for Specified Files with Managed C++
Rating: Tom Archer - MSFT - 04/22/2005 Tom Archer presents a generic Managed C++ function that searches a directory hierarchy for all instances of a specified file name, utilizing the .NET DirectoryInfo and FileInfo classes.
Managed Extensions: Combining IEnumerable and IEnumerator
Rating: Tom Archer - MSFT - 09/02/2004 In some situations, it is beneficial to have a single class implement two interfaces. Tom Archer illustrates this technique and explains when you would want to use it.
Versioning Serialized Files with Managed C++
Rating: Tom Archer - MSFT - 05/26/2004 Learn about a step-by-step technique for versioning your serialized files so that your application can handle current and older file formats, as well as properly deal with situations where the application is older than the file format being read.
Using Timers in a Windows Service
Rating: Mark Strawmyer - 04/05/2004 Learn how to create a Windows Service that takes an action on a scheduled interval by using classes in the System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase and System.Timers namespaces, among others.
Writing a Windows Service in Managed C++
Rating: Kate Gregory - 12/29/2003 For years, writing a service meant writing in Visual C++. Well, now you can learn how they are super easy to make in Managed C++ as well as VB .NET or C#!
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