Archive for June, 2011
Using the Azure ASP.NET Providers with ASP.NET Applications
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My previous post explained that changes that are necessary to run an existing ASP.NET application in the Windows Azure environment. This post explains about using Azure ASP.NET membership and role providers in ASP.NET web application. |
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1. Download the code asp.net providers for Azure from the MSDN Code Gallery.
Add the downloaded project to your existing ASP.NET Solution and add a reference to the Project as well.
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1 commentMOVING Web Applications to the CLOUD
| This post discusses about preparing the Web application to run in CLOUD (Windows Azure) Environment. We will create a new windows azure project in VS 2010 to move the existing ASP.NET web application. Process described below works for both ASP.NET Web and MVC applications. |  |
You need to download and install the following tools from here to move the applications to windows azure environment.
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2 commentsUsing Silverlight Web Part in SharePoint 2010
| Using Silverlight Web Part, You can add Silverlight applications and videos to SharePoint page. Users just need Silverlight runtime to view or run the applications. You must be member of default security group in-order to add the web part to the page. |
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You need to complete the below steps before adding the Silverlight application to SharePoint site.
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No commentsCreating Visual Web Parts using VS 2010 for SharePoint 2010
| This post discusses about how to create a visual web part for SharePoint 2010 using Visual Studio 2010. Visual Web Parts can be developed on Visual Studio design surface which is as easy as drag and drop controls in asp.net application.
The web part which we are going to create is standard asp.net tree-view control which shows Interview Events and candidates who attend those interviews. We are going to use two lists from the SharePoint site and joining those two lists using LINQ. |
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The two lists which we are using are Candidates list and Interviews list as shown below.
Candidates List
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2 commentsCreating a UML Model Diagram in Visual Studio 2010
| This post discusses about how to use UML models and diagrams in Visual Studio 2010 ultimate edition. Models are very useful to describe the requirements and design of the system. Models help you to visualize how system works and clarifies the user needs and finds the architecture of the system. |
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1. Launch the Visual Studio 2010 and create a new project by selecting the modeling from templates window as shown below
2. In this empty project , you will find an empty .uml file which is an xml document which holds all the UML elements
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1 commentCreating a database in SQL Azure
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This post discusses about setting up a windows Azure and creating a SQL Azure database. There 3 main steps to create a main database |
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Step1: Visit the Windows Azure website and select the suitable offer. For testing and knowing the features there is a introductory offer which is free to use as long as you do not exceed the monthly usage hours. visit here for offer
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No commentsCreating a Database Unit Test using Visual Studio 2010
| This post discusses about creating a database unit test case in Visual Studio 2010 which verifies the functionality of a stored procedure. Creating Database Test cases helps you to identify the code defects which in-directly effects the application behavior. In order to create a database unit test, you need to VS studio 2010 test suite or ultimate version. | |
Before writing a unit test case , define a schema file and create a database project and deploy to the database as shown below.
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1 commentVisual Studio 2010 IDE Tip–Highlight References
| Highlight References is a new feature in Visual Studio 2010 IDE which allows you visually to navigate between the references to a symbols in a opened file. This feature only available in Visual Studio 2010. | |
Highlight the symbol that you want to navigate in the opened file as shown below
Now press Ctrl + Shift + Down then your cursor shifts to all instances of the symbol in opened file. Please note this feature is available for active files that is opened files in IDE.
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2 commentsWeb.Config Transforms in Visual Studio 2010
| This post discuss about using Web.Config Transformations in Visual Studio 2010. It is a new feature in Visual Studio 2010. |
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You have a very simple web.config file as shown below. In this Config file we have a very simple connection string for NorthwindDatabase. It is pointing to the local SQL Server Express instance.
