Agility eLetter February, 2004
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In this issue... In this issue, we have a
detailed article on Storing User Profile in .NET. Abstract: The .NET Security does not permit a .NET application running from a shared network drive or internet to access the local hard drive. How do we then store user specific information like user preferences? The .NET class library provides classes that allow us to access the so called Isolated Storage. Isolated storage is located under the “Documents and Settings” for each user. Different storage may be specified based on the user, assembly and the domain. Isolated storage may be used to store whatever information you please. In this article we look at how to use the Isolated Storage using a simple example. Please visit http://www.agiledeveloper.com/download.aspx to download the complete article from the Agile Developer web site. |
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Quiz corner While serializing using the
XmlSerializer in .NET, how do we make the namespace
appear in the xml document (as in xmlns:agile="http://www.agiledeveloper.com/ns1")?
Send your response to agility@agiledeveloper.com,
and you may become the winner of 2004 Agility special prize. The more quizzes
you answer, the better your chances are to be a winner! Quiz from the past issue If you do not set the apartment on a thread, what is
the default apartment of the thread in .NET? Answer! The apartment of a thread is relevant only if you make call into COM. When you make a call into COM, by default C# sets it apartment to MTA while VB.NET sets it to STA. The first (partly) correct response came from Keith! |
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