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Create roaming profile in server 2008
How to create roaming profile in server 2008? If any screen shots step by step
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Memory
Explain Virtual Memory, Logical Memory and Cache Memory. How do they differ from one another?
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ASP.NET Design Patterns
Explain various ASP.NET design patterns and the advantages of using them.
bkktppi
- Jul 18th, 2011
Design Patterns Design patterns are recognized solutions to common problems defined originally by the Gang of Four programmers. Design patterns are used throughout the ASP.NET Framework. The various ...
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Release Independent Files in ASP.NET
Why CSS, Images, Javascript, XML can be used as release independent files in ASP.NET? What are the other types that can be release independent?
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MSI Build
How can we perform an MSI build? What is the advantage of the same w.r.t other deployment options?
vivek1311
- Sep 1st, 2010
You can use Windows Installer or latest versions of Install Shield.MSI installers are Microsoft recommended for installations, and its advantages are silent/ network installations, automatic repair of deleted components/ files, and alleviated user rights during installations.
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Embedded Resources in ASP.NET
What is meant by embedded resources in ASP.NET? What are the advantages of using the same?
vaishalibharat
- Mar 18th, 2010
Embedding resource is the way using which we can deploy the image file or javascript file as the part of assembly. These files can then be easily accessed without having to worry about deployment issu...
PhilipChao
- Jan 1st, 2010
The ability to make the file or image accessible from your server control’s assembly.By this way, We can put related javascript/image all togather to avoid deployment problem
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SOA in ASP.NET
Elaborate on why we should use SOA in ASP.NET
santodip
- Feb 11th, 2010
SOA is used so that a particular functional module can be treated as a separate service. Any other module can access that service. So a bigger application consituting many modules does not have to think about integration, it's all about accessing the service
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What is cache?
pritamde
- Dec 16th, 2009
Caching is the mechanism that allows frequently requested pages to be stored in the primary memory for faster retrieval. It helps to reduce network traffic.
Saravanan nethaji
- Mar 4th, 2007
Cache is used to store the values of the oftenly used values. It will store the value in cache memory and when ever we want that values we can get the required value from the cache if we stored the value in the cache.
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The characters entered through keyboard gets converted to equivalent ASCII code & stored on RAM in the binary form. What is exact procedure to happens on hardware that converts the ASCII value to equivalent binary form?
adaptiveint
- Jul 1st, 2009
The keyboard itself sends a binary signal to the keyboard driver of the OS, which then interprets the signal from the keyboard as the OS sees fit - in Windows, these values are generally stored as 2-byte ANSI Unicode values based on the language code page in use.
kanwal_hans
- Apr 14th, 2006
Not exactly, the keys from the keyboard are not directly converted to ASCII values, keyboard generated a specific key code for every key pressed which is not the ASCII equivalent of that key. This key...
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The number or character entered through keyboard gets converted to equivalent ASCII code & it get stored on RAM in the binary form. What is the exact procedureon hardware that converts the ASCII value to Binary?
Does not Know
Jackkkkk
- Jun 2nd, 2009
Through logic gates one can convert the ASCII value to corresponding binary value.You can prepare a look up table (of say 4 inputs and 4 outputs), then make a K-map to reduce the binary expression relating the inputs and outputs. Than make the logic gate corresponding to the binary expression.
tguclu
- Oct 31st, 2007
There must a kind of shift register that converts the hexadecimal representation character of ascii value to series of ones and zeros
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What is pipelining?
KishoreDodda
- Nov 10th, 2006
Hello,I found this interesting article on Pipelining...go through it...good info.http://www.mozilla.org/projects/netlib/http/pipelining-faq.html
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In designing component package / framework using Interface programming, where is the best place to put the Interfaces to reduce dependencies? In a single assembly that is referenced by other assemblies. In the domain assembly near the class that inherits the interface? or In the client assembly where the interface is being used?
dubouku
- Jul 26th, 2008
One of the Architectural goal of the interface is to create rules/contract for defining of what needs to be done in the component/implementation and most of the time you end up creating for specific l...
AryanTah
- Mar 14th, 2007
I believe this depends on the kind of interface and component you are designing. If you indend to share your interface among different assemblies then it makes sense to place the interface in a client assembly.
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Explain what is DMA?
p.godnil
- May 24th, 2008
DMA(direct memory acesses) it is used to transfer the data from the memory to i/o devices or vice versa without the intervention of processor. &nbs...
CCs
- Jul 9th, 2005
I think this is about hardware architecture, so DMA stands for Direct Memory Access -- transferring the content of the memory to a I/O device (or back) without using the processor. Sending network packets, palying music etc
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What is AutoEventFireup ?
vijayhari
- May 12th, 2008
Some cases we may need to set this event to true. In those cases we need to handle the events within the postback check.
Damodar
- Mar 27th, 2007
It will set a value to false or true which tells whether the ASP.NET pages are automatically connected to the event handling functions or not.By default it will be set to False.If it is set to true handlers will be executed twice.
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What is a managed code.Is 'Dim fs as filestreamobject' is a managed code?
Jagtar
- Nov 2nd, 2006
Managed code it that which must be care by any intermediate manager. for eg. in dot net it is a interpreater based language. Allocation of memory is done by CLR. Garbage collection also plays a valuable role to manage the memory. and other featuers like security etc are also taking care by CLR.
balajifortest
- Sep 28th, 2006
Hai, Managed Code that is executed under the control of CLR which uses .net BCL in it.FileStream Class is present in System.IO namespace so that it also falls under Managed Code.
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What is aliasing?
arindam.mallik
- Oct 24th, 2006
When considering the reconstruction of a signal, we are familiar with the idea of the Nyquist rate. This concept allows us to find the sampling rate that will provide for perfect recons...
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