More .NET Links
Amazon.com
Karl Moore, his “Querying the Amazon.com Web Service” documents the ubiquitous and the obvious for any nascent Web services programmer. It’s about time Bryan.
The System Tray
The System Tray is not the System Tray; it is the notification area. Right? So read “VBNET:SystemTray” for a non-answer. Also: “SysTray from .NET” is out there too.
“Five Things Wrong With SharePoint”
Hey, Mike Drips! SharePoint is written in Jscript—not JavaScript. I look forward to a version of SharePoint based on ASP.NET 2.0. In fact, I just look forward to ASP.NET 2.0.
“The Code Models of ASP.NET 2.0”
This article should update us on the fate of “code-beside” in ASP.NET 2.0.
Let’s not leave out Windows Forms 2.0
Is this optimism justified? “Using Threading to Build a Responsive Application with Visual Studio 2005” at MSDN.
What about Web Services and Office?
Wow, gee, what an innocent question. What do you know? Paul Cornell writes “Integrating XML Web Services into Microsoft Office Solutions.”
Do I have to worry about this?
Saumendra Poddar writes “Modifying the Web References for Visual Studio .NET” and I assume that he is addressing a problem that will go away in the 2005 product. Right?