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Articles by Natty Gur (Articles: 12)

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ASP.NET

Replacing the Internet Explorer context menu with a custom built context menu
Posted: 6 Apr 2003   Updated: 6 Apr 2003   Views: 133,293   Rating: 4.68/5    Votes: 21   Popularity: 6.19
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This case study describes how to replace the default context menu shipped with the Internet Explorer, with a context menu that allows the programmer to set pop-up items for each HTML tag, or HTML element with a name attribute and menu items that will always be displayed. (such as Add, Back…).
Behind the scenes of ASPX files
Posted: 19 Jan 2004   Updated: 19 Jan 2004   Views: 137,777   Rating: 4.58/5    Votes: 31   Popularity: 6.83
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Describes what goes with ASPX files and how ASPX files affect the page life cycle.

Session State

Offering a better (ODP Compliant) ASP.NET Session object
Posted: 1 Apr 2003   Updated: 1 Apr 2003   Views: 124,761   Rating: 4.89/5    Votes: 31   Popularity: 7.29
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This article discusses the problems and the available solutions for maintenance and utilization of ASP.NET session state of the .NET session object.

View State

Yet, another ViewState viewer
Posted: 7 Mar 2004   Updated: 7 Mar 2004   Views: 99,577   Rating: 4.45/5    Votes: 24   Popularity: 6.14
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In the following lines, I'll show how to create a very simple viewer that displays the contents of the controls store in view state. It's NOT just a tree holding all the ViewState data as stored in __VIEWSTATE field, but a list of all the controls storing data in ViewState and the saved data.

.NET Framework

DevGlobalCache – A way to Cache and Share data between processes
Posted: 31 May 2003   Updated: 31 May 2003   Views: 168,773   Rating: 4.87/5    Votes: 60   Popularity: 8.66
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A way to Cache and Share data between processes
COM+ and .NET - A practical approach - Part 3
Posted: 2 Mar 2004   Updated: 2 Mar 2004   Views: 58,372   Rating: 4.83/5    Votes: 18   Popularity: 6.07
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A look at COM+ and .NET
COM+ and .NET - A practical approach - Part 1
Posted: 2 Mar 2004   Updated: 2 Mar 2004   Views: 101,395   Rating: 4.74/5    Votes: 27   Popularity: 6.79
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A look at COM+ and .NET
COM+ and .NET - A practical approach - Part 2
Posted: 2 Mar 2004   Updated: 2 Mar 2004   Views: 57,098   Rating: 4.50/5    Votes: 13   Popularity: 5.01
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A look at COM+ and .NET

Design and Architecture

Development of web application using MVC II design pattern or why following MVC II will help me
Posted: 4 Dec 2004   Updated: 4 Dec 2004   Views: 85,348   Rating: 4.16/5    Votes: 21   Popularity: 5.50
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MVC infrastructure that dosen't harm ASP.NET mechanism.
The “Natty” method for monitoring and encouraging systems compliance with the enterprise architecture
Posted: 11 Oct 2005   Updated: 11 Oct 2005   Views: 33,938   Rating: 3.11/5    Votes: 8   Popularity: 2.80
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A proven method for enterprise architecture governance.

Installation

Project \ Assembly dependencies viewer
Posted: 11 Jan 2004   Updated: 11 Jan 2004   Views: 111,399   Rating: 4.50/5    Votes: 15   Popularity: 5.29
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This simple application gets any VS.NET project or assembly and displays all the assembly / project dependencies. All dependencies are shown in a tree view with images that indicate the assembly location (Bin, GAC or registered as COM+ component).

Scrapbook

The perplexed guide for the new codenames of Microsoft
Posted: 1 Dec 2003   Updated: 1 Dec 2003   Views: 43,839   Rating: 4.32/5    Votes: 41   Popularity: 6.97
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The last Microsoft PDC in LA, California revealed a series of new codenames for the evolving OS and projects of Microsoft.. My goal in this article is to generally describe these codenames and these forming products.
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Natty Gur is the founder and CTO of “The enterprise architects group” an international enterprise architecture consulting group based in Vestal, NY. Natty has 13 years of experience in the IT field, 7 of them focused on running enterprise architecture in companies and governmental bodies. Natty has written many articles and is a well known speaker on EA topics. You can reach natty at: natty@theeagroup.net



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