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whitepaper Live From Redmond: Building Rich Internet Application Using Microsoft Silverlight 22008-07-16 Microsoft
  This webcast builds a Video Search Web Site using Silverlight 2. It will demo - how to use Visual Studio to create a Sliverlight applications, how to create UI using XAML markup and code, how to retrieve data from a web service, how to manipulate data with XML and LINQ, how to persist user settings using local storage, how to interact with browser using HTML DOM, how to use the SL OpenFile dialog etc.

Tags: Graphics Applications		   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: AJAX Support in Visual Studio 2008 (Level 200)2008-05-22 Microsoft
  Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) has become a great way to get more value out of the Web applications. This webcast explores how Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 empowers to use AJAX without having to learn all the low-level details of JavaScript.

Tags: Application Development, Programming Languages		   
whitepaper Live From Redmond: Binding Data to Silverlight 2 Controls2008-05-21 Microsoft
  Binding Silverlight 2 controls to business objects, databases, XML and binding collections. One way and two way binding, and implementing INotifyPropertyChanged.

Tags: Graphics Applications		   
whitepaper MSDN Webcast: geekSpeak: Inside LINQ to XML With Paul Sheriff (Level 200)2008-04-16 Microsoft Tips
  The presenter of this webcast, Microsoft Regional Director, explains how to put LINQ to XML to work in the applications.

Tags: .NET, Application Development		   
whitepaper Live From Redmond: VB9 - Working With XML in Visual Basic2008-04-04 Microsoft Tips
  XML permeates every modern application today from XHTML, XAML, RSS, SOAP, Office Open XML just to name a few. Even the Visual Studio project files and configuration settings are XML files. The latest version of Visual Basic in Visual Studio 2008 supports a new language syntax aimed at making the developers much more productive when working with XML. This webcast will walk through language features like XML literals, embedded expressions and axis properties in order to create, query and transform XML with this powerful but easy to use syntax.

Tags: Programming Languages, Application Development		   
whitepaper Secure XML Traffic at 10G2008-04-01 LSI
  SOA and Web Services have become central elements of enterprise traffic, and Web 2.0 applications using XML have become commonplace. New threats specific to this kind of traffic have fueled demand for enhanced enterprise security solutions. At RSA 2008, LSI demonstrated several responses to these threats and confirmed that fully networked, packet-oriented processing techniques combined with multicore platforms and an XML hardware accelerator can secure XML traffic at multi-gigabit rates. This paper examines these techniques and presents a logical and coherent argument for deployment of an effective threat processing environment for the high-speed enterprise.

Tags: Security Management, Web Services		   
whitepaper Live From Redmond: VB9 - What's New in Visual Basic 92008-03-14 Microsoft Tips
  Visual Basic is evolving in dramatic ways to help people be more productive when developing enterprise, data-aware applications. This webcast will cover the major new features in Visual Basic 9, and how these new features can help to write applications much more rapidly than ever before. The presenter will introduce to XML Literals, Object Initializers, Anonymous Types, Type Inference, Extension Methods, Lambda Expressions and much improved Intellisense. The presenter also takes a look at how these features tie into Language INtegrated Query (LINQ) and how working with XML in Visual Basic provides ultimate performance and productivity.

Tags: Programming Languages, Application Development		   
whitepaper Tips and Tricks for Creating Multi-Sheet Microsoft Excel Workbooks the Easy Way With SAS2008-03-13 SAS Institute
  Transferring SAS data and analytical results between SAS and Microsoft Excel can be difficult, especially when SAS is not installed on a Windows platform. This paper discusses using the new XML support in Base SAS-9 software to create multi-sheet Microsoft Excel workbooks (versions 2002 and later). One will learn step-by-step techniques for quickly and easily creating attractive multi-sheet Excel workbooks that contain ones SAS output, and also tips and tricks for working with the ExcelXP ODS tagset. Most importantly, the techniques that are presented in this paper can be used regardless of the platform on which SAS software is installed. One can even use them on a mainframe! The use of SAS server technology is also discussed.

Tags: Spreadsheets		   
whitepaper Live From Redmond: VB9 - Introduction to LINQ in Visual Basic2008-03-07 Microsoft
  LINQ stands for Language Integrated Query and it allows querying over things like objects, databases and XML in a standard way with a new syntax available in the latest versions of Visual Basic and C#. The attendee will learn how to get started writing LINQ queries using the simple but powerful query syntax available in Visual Basic. The webcast walk through a variety of basic queries as well look at aggregates and groups over different data sources. It show how writing queries over XML using specific Visual Basic syntax like XML literals and axis properties can help to be much more productive when working with XML.

Tags: Programming Languages, Application Development		   
whitepaper Ajax Overhaul, Part 1: Retrofit Existing Sites With Ajax and jQuery - Improve Your User Experience and Simplify Your Navigation With Modal Dialogs2008-03-04 IBM
  This first paper in a series on overhauling existing sites with Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) shows people how to eliminate pop-up windows and navigational dead-ends with simple modal windows. Ajax techniques have changed the face of large, commercial Web applications, but many smaller Web sites don't have the resources to rebuild their entire User Interfaces (UIs) overnight. New features should justify their cost by solving real-world interface problems and improving the user experience. This paper shows how people can eliminate pop-up windows and navigational dead-ends with simple modal windows. By using the principle of progressive enhancement, one can guarantee that such advanced UI features don't hamper the site's accessibility and adherence to Web standards.

Tags: Application Development, Programming Languages