Windows Azure: Developing and Managing Applications Training Course:
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Dynamically add and display external Image in RDLC Report from code behind in ASP.Net | ASP.Net, C#.Net, VB.Net, AJAX,JQuery, JavaScript, GridView,SQL Server, RDLC, SSRS, Crystal Reports, XML, JSON, FaceBook, Twitter, Google Maps, example, sample
Dynamically add and display external Image in RDLC Report from code behind in ASP.Net | ASP.Net, C#.Net, VB.Net, AJAX,JQuery, JavaScript, GridView,SQL Server, RDLC, SSRS, Crystal Reports, XML, JSON, FaceBook, Twitter, Google Maps, example, sample: "string imagePath = new Uri(Server.MapPath("~/images/Mudassar.jpg")).AbsoluteUri;"
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Unraveling the Mysteries of .NET 2.0 Configuration - CodeProject
Unraveling the Mysteries of .NET 2.0 Configuration - CodeProject:
With .NET 2.0, the days of writing your own (probably complicated, poorly-performing and tedious) code to manage custom XML configuration structures are over. The custom configuration capabilities of the built-in XML configuration subsystem in .NET 2.0 have been greatly revamped, boasting some extremely useful and time saving features. With relative ease, just about any XML configuration structure you might need is possible with a relatively minimal amount of work. In addition, deserialization of the XML in a .config file can always be overridden. This allows any XML structure necessary to be supported without losing the other advanced features of .NET 2.0 configuration.
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With .NET 2.0, the days of writing your own (probably complicated, poorly-performing and tedious) code to manage custom XML configuration structures are over. The custom configuration capabilities of the built-in XML configuration subsystem in .NET 2.0 have been greatly revamped, boasting some extremely useful and time saving features. With relative ease, just about any XML configuration structure you might need is possible with a relatively minimal amount of work. In addition, deserialization of the XML in a .config file can always be overridden. This allows any XML structure necessary to be supported without losing the other advanced features of .NET 2.0 configuration.
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