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Akadia realizes most successfully highstanding IT projects in the domain of information processing.

Akadia plays a key role in the realization of information projects for various important companies in Switzerland. We have been established since 1991, so we look back on many years of experience in database design and software engineering.

Our activities are linux system administration, software engineering, database design, system integration, high-performance transaction processing, client/server and web application development.

Being a small company, we guarantee a lot of flexibility and we adapt quickly to the fast change in technology in order to offer our customers the most appropriate solution.


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Oracle Tips of the Week Unix, Linux & Apache Publications
Oracle Installation and Configuration Networking, Firewall & Secure Shell
Oracle Publications (PDF) SQL Server 2000 / .NET Framework
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.NET Tutorial using C#, Windows Forms, SQL Server and ADO.NET
Oracle 11 RAC Survival Guide

 

Building .NET Controls @ Runtime

Overview

.NET offers the possibility to create controls in Windows Form at runtime. Often we encounter a situation where we need to load controls dynamically on the form, as well as position and align them properly. Generally we do this when we are not sure about the number of controls to be displayed.

One problem you may encounter happens when you must register a specific event handler to each of the controls. It is not possible to add extra custom parameters to the registered event handler. However, in most cases there is a way to find out which control has fired the event and to react in a proper way within the event handler for the called control.

Example

In the example below we will demonstrate how to build .NET controls at runtime and how a central event handler can be used for all controls. We dynamically create 16 text boxes and attach a KeyPressEventHandler to each of the text boxes.

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Zyxel Router in Transparent Mode

Usually Zyxel Routers are used in Standard Mode, which means that the Router handles everything for you such as PPPoE, NAT and Routing. But besides this Standard Configuration, many Zyxel Routers can be setup in Bridge Mode and Transparent Mode. In this article, I will explain all three modes, the Transparent Mode is explained in detail, because there is no simple mouse click within the Router Configuration to switch to this very useful mode.

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