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VB.NET 2005 Tutorials:
E-Commerce applications
Microsoft.net framework
A common task in N-tier .NET
Creating Multiple-Document
require mechanisms for
provides the developer with
web application development
Interface (MDI) Applications
payment. Although more
more advanced controls.
involves compiling
In this tutorial you will
commonly than not e-Commerce
Among those are the
components. You can compile
learn about Creating
sites will use full credit
Calendar, AdRotator and the
components in several
Multiple Document Interface
card processing gateways,
Xml Control. In this
different ways, from using
(MDI) Applications. In most
giving PayPal as an
Tutorial we will see how we
commands executed at the DOS
real time applications we
additional option of payment
can make use of the rich
command prompt to using
often find that multiple
provides additional payment
controls provided by the
methods available through
windows open within another
options for your customers,
framework.
the Visual Studio .NET
window. This kind of need is
especially those that don't
 
Integrated Development
satisfied by implementing
want to pay by credit card
 
Environment. This tutorial
Multiple Document Interface
over the Internet. If you
 
provides detailed steps for
(MDI) Applications. You can
run a Web shop that uses
 
using each of these methods.
create a class and designate
direct credit card
 
The first method is for
it as a MDI window by
processing and want to
 
those who only have the .NET
setting its IsMDIContainer
integrate PayPal seamlessly,
 
Framework installed and are
Property as true. Set the
you'll find that using
 
comfortable with working
value for WindowState as
PayPal as a processing
 
from the command prompt.
maximized.
service is not as straight
 
The second method also
 
forward as using a payment
 
involves working from the
 
gateway. In this article I
 
command prompt but employs
 
describe how you can
 
special tools installed with
 
minimize the external PayPal
 
the installation of Visual
 
interaction and work the
 
Studio .NET. In the third
 
PayPal payment into the
 
method, you'll be introduced
 
order processing workflow to
 
to compiling components
 
provide a seamless interface
 
using the visual interface
 
using ASP.NET and C#.
 
of Visual Studio .NET.
 
However, the principles used
 
Whether or not you have
 
here should be applicable to
 
Visual Studio .NET
 
any Web programming
 
installed, you'll find the
 
environment.
 
steps for compiling your
 
 
 
components here.


Date: Jul, 22 2005


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ASP.NET pages are dynamically
This tiny demo source code
In this article we will
In this tutorial you will
compiled on demand when
will give you a hint about
discuss providing a
learn how to add Web Parts
first required in the
how to query data stored on
programmable method of
at run time and To test the
context of a Web
your server via XMLDB Engine
securing files on for your
Web Parts catalog.
application. Dynamic
Lite (XMLDBelt), create new
ASP.Net applications. This
 
compilation is not specific
files, insert data into
code could come in handy
 
to ASP.NET pages (.aspx
existed, update data, delete
where you have an
 
files); it also occurs with
and etc.
application hosted on an ISP
 
Web Services (.asmx files),
 
and you do not have access
 
Web user controls (.ascx
 
to a folder outside of your
 
files), HTTP handlers (.ashx
 
Web directory structure, and
 
files), and ASP.NET
 
you are not able to change
 
application files such as
 
permissions on folder in the
 
the global.asax file. But
 
Web. This method does not
 
what does it mean exactly
 
require storing your file in
 
that an ASP.NET page is
 
a binary field in your
 
compiled?
 
database, thus reducing cost
 
 
 
of having to buy database
 
 
 
storage from your ISP, and
 
 
 
with no impact on the
 
 
 
network traffic between the
 
 
 
database and web servers.
 


Date: Apr, 22 2004


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