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aspEdit.NET is the successor of my popular aspEdit. This is a Online Website-Editor. You can (over the internet) create/delete directories, create/edit/delete files and a lot of other stuff. There are no server-side components needed. For using this code you've to create a new IIS-application, otherwise it won't work (with the current configuration)
This little sample shows the use of the ASP.NET form authentication. It comes with forms for registration/login/edit user data/logoff. The data is saved in a database using oledb. If you like this sample, please don't forget to vote...
This VB.NET console application connects to a NNTP server and downloads all Headers and Bodys of a Newsgroup and saves them to the local hard drive. Easy example for understanding TcpClient (and NNTP commands, of course).
aspEdit is a program which allows you to edit your website online. You can upload, create, edit and delete files and create and delete folders in a very easy way. This new version comes with a User-Manager to control the users who are allowed to edit your WebSite. aspEdit is a ready to use program, just upload it and start... This is the latest version here on Planet Source-Code, for later versions look on http://saxsucks.go.cc
aspEdit is a program which allows you to edit your website online. You can upload, create, edit and delete files and create and delete folders in a very easy way. This new version comes with a User-Manager to control the users who are allowed to edit your WebSite. aspEdit is a ready to use program, just upload it and start... This is the latest version here on Planet Source-Code, for later versions look on http://saxsucks.go.cc
This code shows some of the possibilities of WMI: You connect over a network (with username and password) to another machine; you can view processes, services and shares and execute command-line commands. There is a DataGrid used with DataBinding. It works under Win2k, WinXP and NOT under Win98 (I didn't try WinNT).
aspEdit.NET is the successor of my popular aspEdit. This is a Online Website-Editor. You can (over the internet) create/delete directories, create/edit/delete files and a lot of other stuff. There are no server-side components needed. For using this code you've to create a new IIS-application, otherwise it won't work (with the current configuration)
This little sample shows the use of the ASP.NET form authentication. It comes with forms for registration/login/edit user data/logoff. The data is saved in a database using oledb. If you like this sample, please don't forget to vote...
This VB.NET console application connects to a NNTP server and downloads all Headers and Bodys of a Newsgroup and saves them to the local hard drive. Easy example for understanding TcpClient (and NNTP commands, of course).
aspEdit is a program which allows you to edit your website online. You can upload, create, edit and delete files and create and delete folders in a very easy way. This new version comes with a User-Manager to control the users who are allowed to edit your WebSite. aspEdit is a ready to use program, just upload it and start... This is the latest version here on Planet Source-Code, for later versions look on http://saxsucks.go.cc
This code shows some of the possibilities of WMI: You connect over a network (with username and password) to another machine; you can view processes, services and shares and execute command-line commands. There is a DataGrid used with DataBinding. It works under Win2k, WinXP and NOT under Win98 (I didn't try WinNT).
aspEdit.NET is the successor of my popular aspEdit. This is a Online Website-Editor. You can (over the internet) create/delete directories, create/edit/delete files and a lot of other stuff. There are no server-side components needed. For using this code you've to create a new IIS-application, otherwise it won't work (with the current configuration)
This little sample shows the use of the ASP.NET form authentication. It comes with forms for registration/login/edit user data/logoff. The data is saved in a database using oledb. If you like this sample, please don't forget to vote...
This VB.NET console application connects to a NNTP server and downloads all Headers and Bodys of a Newsgroup and saves them to the local hard drive. Easy example for understanding TcpClient (and NNTP commands, of course).
This VB.NET console application connects to a NNTP server and downloads all Headers and Bodys of a Newsgroup and saves them to the local hard drive. Easy example for understanding TcpClient (and NNTP commands, of course).
This little sample shows the use of the ASP.NET form authentication. It comes with forms for registration/login/edit user data/logoff. The data is saved in a database using oledb. If you like this sample, please don't forget to vote...
aspEdit.NET is the successor of my popular aspEdit. This is a Online Website-Editor. You can (over the internet) create/delete directories, create/edit/delete files and a lot of other stuff. There are no server-side components needed. For using this code you've to create a new IIS-application, otherwise it won't work (with the current configuration)
This code shows some of the possibilities of WMI: You connect over a network (with username and password) to another machine; you can view processes, services and shares and execute command-line commands. There is a DataGrid used with DataBinding. It works under Win2k, WinXP and NOT under Win98 (I didn't try WinNT).
aspEdit is a program which allows you to edit your website online. You can upload, create, edit and delete files and create and delete folders in a very easy way. This new version comes with a User-Manager to control the users who are allowed to edit your WebSite. aspEdit is a ready to use program, just upload it and start... This is the latest version here on Planet Source-Code, for later versions look on http://saxsucks.go.cc
This VB.NET console application connects to a NNTP server and downloads all Headers and Bodys of a Newsgroup and saves them to the local hard drive. Easy example for understanding TcpClient (and NNTP commands, of course).