Enterprise Development in C# and .NET

Requirement Gathering And Creating Initial ER Model

Yes of course before you start your work and make your hands dirty in database designing, it is very important to gather the complete requirements of the system. Because when you’re developing some...

Basics Of Enterprise Architecture - Part Two

In the last article, a few key terms like reference architecture, artifacts and types of artifacts were explained. That article also highlighted the need of having a reference architecture in place...

Basics Of Enterprise Architecture - Part One

In this article, you will learn the basics of Enterprise Architecture. In simple language, any laid out principle to design, develop, implement or/ and consume the Service or a product or a combina...

What And How Of Requirement Gathering - Part Two

Prototyping allows gathering information by faking the production environment. In this technique, quite a lot of tools can be used to collect information, such as software programs to monitor/recor...

What And How Of Requirement Gathering - Part One

This article series is about one of the most important phases in any SDLC process

Software Enterpise Architectural Patterns

This blog or series of blogs will let you learn the basics of a few Software Enterprise Architectural Patterns.

Who Is An Enterprise Architect

Earlier, I wrote two posts on the basics of EA, but in this post, I am taking a step back and trying to explain the difference between an IT Architecture and an Enterprise Architecture and sequenti...

Free E-Book Guide to Microsoft Enterprise Library Released

C# Corner released its new book on Microsoft Enterprise Library. DOWNLOAD FREE.

Enterprise Application Integration

This article explains Enterprise Application Integration.

If Computers Not Exists

In this blog you will learn about the fact what will you be if computers were not exists.

Auto-Paginated Dashboard in Enterprise Application

This article illustrates the Dashboards and their use in making of enterprise applications.

Extreme Programming

Extreme Programming is new development technique getting adopted in the software development and the key strength of this methodology is simplicity, team work, quality and testing.

Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)

WMI is a component of the Microsoft operating system that allows you to monitor virtually every piece of the system either locally or remotely.

Microsoft Enterprise Instrumentation Framework(EIF) - Quick Guide

The Microsoft EIF is a bunch of assemblies for .Net that make your life easy when it comes to instrumenting your program, by this I mean tracing facilities, writing to the event log, and many other...

Host Integration Server 2000 : An Overview

This white paper highlights some of the features offered by Microsoft's Host Integration Server 2000. This white paper also gives an overview of key benefits and features in Host Integration Server...

A Beginner's Guide to Microsoft's shared Source CLI (Rotor)

The Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) is the ECMA standard that describes the core technologies contained in .NET.

Extending Your Working Environment in Visual Studio - Advanced

In my previous article, you learned about how to create wizards and some simple objects such as DTE, Solutions, Project and Project Item. These objects help us to customize our Visual Studio workin...

N-Tier Development with Microsoft .NET : Part I

The purpose of this article is to examine a proof of concept on an architecture that follows the DNA pattern on concept only.

Data Access Layer based on dataSets

This article aims to introduce the reader to several conceptual problems encountered in the development of a generic Data Access Layer (from now on referred to as DAL).

N-Tier Development with Microsoft .NET : Part III

The last installment in this series detailed more on the middle tier – business – façade and how to create a Web Service Export Proxy to have a physically separated middle tier.

J2EE and Microsoft .NET for Enterprise Applications

The purpose of this article is to provide an introduction to and overview of both J2EE and Microsoft .NET and compare the both side by side.

In-depth Look at WMI and Instrumentation: Part I

WMI provides a consistent programmatic access to management information in the enterprise. It uses the typical provider and consumer concept where you have on one side components providing this man...