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CODE Magazine - 2001 - Issue 1
This 2001-Issue 1 of CODE Magazine focuses on Data Access, Xpath Queries and Web Services using SOAP.
Table of Contents:
*) Keeping Up
*) Building Data Access Components in C#
*) XPath Queries in SQL Server 2000
*) Taking Advantage of ADSI
*) Building and using a SOAP Web Service with West Wind Web Connection
*) Configuring IIS via code
*) Add Speech Recognition to your Applications
*) XML, XSL and HTML in Windows Applications
*) Customers vs. Code: Keeping Your Cool with the Essential Component
Table of Contents:
*) Keeping Up
*) Building Data Access Components in C#
*) XPath Queries in SQL Server 2000
*) Taking Advantage of ADSI
*) Building and using a SOAP Web Service with West Wind Web Connection
*) Configuring IIS via code
*) Add Speech Recognition to your Applications
*) XML, XSL and HTML in Windows Applications
*) Customers vs. Code: Keeping Your Cool with the Essential Component
162 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 15, 2001
About the author
David Stevenson
57 books10 followersDavid Stevenson is Professor Emeritus of Scottish History at the University of St Andrews.
Stevenson was born in Largs, Ayrshire, Scotland and studied in Dublin and Glasgow. He was a lecturer (1970-1980), senior lecturer (1980-1984), and reader Scotland, (1984-1990) at the University of Aberdeen. He was Professor of Scottish History at the University St. Andrews, Scotland (1991-1994), and has been honorary professor Scotland, since 1994. He was Chairman of the Company of Scottish History, 1991-1994.
He was a Member of the Scottish Records Advisory Council, Scotland, 1989-1994.
Stevenson was born in Largs, Ayrshire, Scotland and studied in Dublin and Glasgow. He was a lecturer (1970-1980), senior lecturer (1980-1984), and reader Scotland, (1984-1990) at the University of Aberdeen. He was Professor of Scottish History at the University St. Andrews, Scotland (1991-1994), and has been honorary professor Scotland, since 1994. He was Chairman of the Company of Scottish History, 1991-1994.
He was a Member of the Scottish Records Advisory Council, Scotland, 1989-1994.
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