New .NET FRAMEWORKS
Controls…
(Here I will tell you the new
controls of .NET framework which are introduced in .NET Framework 2.0)
.NET FRAMEWORK
.Net Framework 1.0 was released on
January 16,2002
which was its first version. After that version 1.1 was
released on April 24,2003 which was released together
With Windows 2003 Server.
Latest version is .net framework 2.0 which was
released on November 7, 2005 with Visual Studio 2005
and SQL Server 2005.
New Controls
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Debugger Edit and Continue Support
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I/O
Enhancements
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.NET
Framework Remoting
Ø
Click
Once Deployment
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Masked
Text Box
Ø
Sound
Player Class
{After source code edits are applied do not need this
first argument and is similar to
the use of instance method calls.
In addition, the invocation of methods through
the use of delegates is now
more efficient.}
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Debugger Edit and Continue Support
- The
.NET Framework 2.0 reintroduces the Edit and Continue feature
that enables a
user who is
debugging an
application in Visual Studio to
make changes
to source code while executing in
Break mode.
{Improvements have been made to the
Usability and functionality of various I/O
Classes. It is now easier for users to read and
write text files and obtain information about
a drive. }
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I/O Enhancements
- You
can now use the classes in the
System.IO.Compression namespace to read
and write data
with the GZIP compression
and
decompression standard, described in
the IETF RFC
1951 and RFC 1952
specifications.
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.NET Framework Remoting
- .NET Framework Remoting now supports
IPv6
addresses
and exchange of generics types.
{ClickOnce deployment allows you to deploy
self-updating Windows applications that can be
installed and run as easily
as Web applications.}
Ø
Click
Once Deployment
- You
can deploy Windows client and commandline
applications.
There is new Publish Project
Commands on the Build
and Project menus in
Visual Studio
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Masked Text Box
Uses a
masked definition to distinguish between a valid
and invalid user
input.
[The Windows Forms
SoundPlayer class
enables you to easily include sounds in your
applications.
Tell about the [DLLImport (“winmm.dll”)] importation to
play .mp3 files. ]
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Sound
Player Class
The
SoundPlayer class enables you to play sounds file in .wav format and enables
you to load or play sounds asynchronously.
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Table
Layout Panel
ú
The TableTayOut panel control arranges its
contents in a grid. Because the layout is performed both at design time and
run time, it can change dynamically as the application
environment
changes.
For
example, clicking
an
application's .exe file from within the
Windows
shell causes the shell to load the
Common
language runtime (CLR) and call a
Well-known
entry point within that .exe file's
Assembly
. For example, the manifest contains the security requirements of the
application, which enables the user to decide whether to allow the application
to execute before downloading the code. The manifest also contains information
about the application dependencies.
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