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Tools, utilities, presentations and articles that professionals at ELLKAY have written and built for the community.

.NET Tools and Utilities

Convert VB .NET to C# [New!]
Convert VB .NET to C# is a utility that receives a VB .NET code block and returns equivalent C# code. The converter looks for patterns of code in the VB .NET code block and attempts to convert each one into its equivalent C# code. The supplied VB .NET code can be a single line, a block of lines or an entire file. (more...)

StoredProcBuilder [New!]
StoredProcBuilder is a utility geared towards developers using stored procedures. It generates the CRUD (Create, Insert, Update and Delete) stored procedures for tables in your database and provides a jump start to development. (more...)

StoredProc2DotNET [New!]
How much .NET code are you writing today to fetch, update or delete data? If you think it is a bit too much, this is the utility that you need. StoredProc2DotNET identifies all stored procedures in a specified database and generates .NET source code that allows calling these stored procedures as methods of a class. Executing stored procedures now becomes a single line of code. (more...)

FxLib: Extended Functions Library for .NET
FxLib is a free class library that simplifies development tasks and improves productivity significantly. When converting a file to a string or vice-versa using the .NET Framework requires quite a few lines of code. This is now simplified to a single line of code; FileToString() and StringToFile(). The library implements 52 functions including DirectoryPicker(), GetWordCount(), LinesInString(), InStrN() etc. The zip also includes CHM and dynamic help files.
GotDotNet.com Runner's up: Best Featured samples August 2002


Convert C# to Visual Basic .NET
When Microsoft release the .NET Framework, there were very few samples targeted towards Visual Basic .NET developers. This utility was developed for the community to convert the C# sample codes to Visual Basic .NET. It is available as a Web Service so you can build your own interfaces to call and run applications while we maintain it for you freely.

By popular demand we have now made the full source code available as an offline tool. It includes the source code for conversion, a WinForm exe and a DLL that performs the conversion.

Visual FoxPro Toolkit for .NET
The Visual FoxPro Toolkit for .NET is a class library that contains over 225 VFP functions implemented using the .NET Framework. This was developed to help Visual FoxPro developers get a jump start at using .NET. The Visual FoxPro Toolkit for .NET is free and public domain available in Visual Basic .NET and C# .NET at http://www.GotDotNet.com/team/vfp.

Ken Levy(Microsoft Visual FoxPro Product Manager) introduced the Visual FoxPro Toolkit on Friday, April 26, 2002 in his Keynote address, "Visual FoxPro with .NET", at the Essential Fox Conference in Kansas City, Missouri.

 


Articles and Presentations

Querying ADO.NET  DataSets
Microsoft introduced ADO.NET as a new model for accessing data through the .NET Framework. Like most new models, ADO.NET has its share of limitations. Unfortunately, the current architecture in ADO.NET does not support set-based access to the in-memory DataSets: in other words, it is not possible to execute SQL statements against DataTables in a DataSet. This article explains how to create a tool that provides set-based querying capabilities on DataTables in a DataSet.

Convert Field to Property
This is a very simple macro that converts a declaration/field into a property. Simply highlight the line and run the macro.

Develop Apps with MS Mobile Internet Toolkit
Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit allows us to build powerful web applications easily that target mobile devices, from cellular phones to personal digital assistants. In this session we will look at how the .Net Mobile SDK allows us to create a web pages that can be viewed by virtually any browser including WAP-enabled phones, Windows CE devices and HTML browsers. The session will focus on understanding the .Net Mobile controls and how to use them to develop database-oriented applications for wireless devices.
(Presented at XML Connections Conference Scottsdale, AZ)

 


 
  
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