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What are the Differences between asp.net 1.0, asp.net 1.1 and asp.net 2.0

Asp.net 1.0 & 1.1 version In these Asp.net versions IIS should be installed by user.   Asp.net 2.0 version In this version IIS comes along with dotnet installation no need to install separately and in Asp.net 2.0 many new features has came into picture like partial classes, master pages, skins and themes, roles and membership profiles, Generics and many new controls etc. I will explain each feature clearly. Main purpose of Asp.net 2.0 is used to increase productivity, use same controls for all types of devices, faster and better web application. Check below table for Asp.net 2.0 new features. SNo Feature Asp.net 2.0 1. Master Pages In Asp.net 2.0 we have feature called Master Pages by using this feature we can apply consistent look and feel for all the pages in website without writing same code on multiple pages. 2. Themes Asp.net 2.0 introduces new feature called Themes or skins by using this feature we can customize ...

How to create process Loader in Window Application

1.        Create   ModelLodingUI   Window Form and set the property : FromBoderStyle - None 2.        Drag & Drop Picture Box and set Loading Image. 3.        Paste following code: 4.   namespace LoadingProcess 5.   { 6.        public partial class ModalLoadingUI : Form 7.        { 8.            #region Constants 9.            public bool CloseMe = false ; 10.         #endregion 11.   12.         public ModalLoadingUI() 13.         { 14.             InitializeComponent(); 15.         } 16.  ...

How To Create Google Map In WPF

Gmaap.xaml -------------- namespace Test {     /// <summary>     /// Interaction logic for Window1.xaml     /// </summary>     public partial class Googlemaps : Window     {         public Googlemaps( string from , string to)         {             InitializeComponent();             txt_From.Text = from;             txt_To.Text = to;             btn_Search_Click( null , null );         }         private void Window_Loaded( object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)       ...