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Sydney .NET User GroupWednesday
16th October
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month Adam Cogan
will be talking on building Pocket PC 2002 Applications with C#. PDAs are a
really convenient device for many business uses. This session shows how you can
use the .NET Compact Framework to create real world applications. We'll also
look at using SQL Server on a handheld device. Along the way Adam will
highlight some of the features and technologies that you need to be especially
careful with and show how you can overcome their limitations.
In
addition George Doubinski will be talking about his recently
enhanced portal site, which now has the ability to specify
human-readable URLs for pages. The subjects covered are:
- HttpFilters and HttpModules in ASP.NET: what they are for
and how they placed in the architecture
- global error handling in ASP.NET including HTTP errors such
as 404 Not Found
- interaction between IIS and Framework runtime
Wednesday October 16 2002, 5:45 pm at Microsoft, 1 Epping Road.
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SSW Tech Breakfast - The Best 3rd Party Tools for SQL
Server - Friday 18th October |
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In this session we are going to introduce the best
SQL Server tools from Lumigent, Leccotech, Red-Gate, Lockwoodtech, FMS and
others. Adam Cogan will be showing you live demonstrations on how each tool
works and where it can add value for you.
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