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This document describes how custom controls can be designed and coded for iOS. A universal design can be adapted for iPhone and iPad using appropriate auto sizing parameters for the UI Controls. (more…)...

Every Screen needs to have an Activity associated with it. the activity's oncreate() method is called when the activity comes into existence. The UI for the screen should be defined in the layout xml and may be initialized in the oncreate() method. The following sections describe the Activity and some Custom Controls in detail. (more…)...

This document describes the various aspects of wincvs. The following are the instructions for iusing the tomcat web server (more…)...

This document describes the various aspects of Tomcat Administration. The following are the instructions for iusing the tomcat web server (more…)...

This document describes what a Setup project is and how they can be created in Visual Studio. C# is a simplified form of C++, which has a Java like syntax. It is very easy to use compared to C++. All the memory management is taken care by .NET (more…)...

This document describes the Tips and the lessons learnt from C# development. C# is a simplified form of C++, which has a Java like syntax.  It is very easy to use compared to C++.  All the memory management is taken care by .NET (more…)...

This document describes the various aspects of mysql administration and development. The following are the instructions for using the mysql data server (more…)...

This document shows some examples of validation using javascript. It talks about Date Validation, Moving Items between lists and ways to verify checking of checkboxes. (more…)...

This document describes the usage of JavaMail API, It also describes the usage of property/xml file to set the JavaMail API's environment variables. The JavaMail API is designed for sending and receiving emails. It includes the following classes, which encapsulate common mail functions and protocols. (more…)...

Eclipse Plugins are extension of third party functionalities made available within the Eclipse IDE. Standard plugins like CVS, ANT etc are already available within Eclipse. Eclipse SDK provides a Plugin Developer Environment (PDE) for ease of plugin development. Plugins can be created as perspectives or views (more…)...