Borland Developer News - .NET Edition, August 2004

Abstract: Your source for Delphi and C# related news. Covering mostly .NET, but some Win32 development as well.

Borland Developer News .NET Edition

August 2004

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What's New in Delphi
Get Ready for Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
Delphi Tips and Techniques
Building Database Applications with ADO.NET
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Building and Consuming Web Services using Delphi and .NET
Reflection in Delphi and C# for the Microsoft .NET Framework
Threading in Delphi and C# with the Microsoft .NET Framework
.NET Remoting with Delphi 8 and C#
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New Borland Blog Blitz
It's blogging mayhem over at Borland BlogCentral where we now have about 31 Borlanders blogging their brains out. You'll hear from developers, QA, developer relations, product management, and more.
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Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) Blogs
Malcolm Groves, Product Line Manager, Asia Pacific, has organized a nice set of blogs with screenshots and directions on how to use ECO for optimistic locking. Expect more from "Mal" as he provides more ECO information.
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ClientDataSetGrid updated!
ClientDataSetGrid dynamically sorts any ClientDataSet by clicking on the column headings. It can be used anywhere a TDBGrid is currently used.
Available on CodeCentral

More runtime flexibility and future proofing; GOF Structural Patterns with C#
This is the second article in a series upon the GOF Design patterns from a C# and .Net Framework perspective. It examines the STRUCTURAL Patterns. It focuses upon the benefits that would be obtained from their use. Find out more

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