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Is anyone aware of an ASP.Net control that allows a user to create a visio-like form on the internet? I am looking for a not-so sophisticated control to create architectural layouts on the web. Something where you could drag a symbol for a chair, wall, etc onto a form, then save it.

I am interested in this too. Specifically for GIFs. I cannot find any source of internal (that I can understand) formats for animated Gif.

Dose anyone have code to merge in-memory bitmaps into a single animated GIF? I have multiple GIF, now want to put them into a single graphic (even though I cannot display it). I don't want to use any other helper programs, just .net code. Or if someone can point me to a simple-to-understand explanation of how the animated gif is stored, that'll work too. thanks, j

Is there an easy way (utility, something in Visual Stuio, etc) to generate class files based on tables in SQL server?

Ah, cool, thanks.

anyone? I am just looking for some code to load an image into memory and copy a portion of that image to another image in memory.

I am pretty new to GDI. I have a image set up ok. Now I have another image (on a GIF file on disk) that I want to copy a portion of to my first image. How is this done? ANyone have a link to something similar? Also looking for any good web pages showing all the different kinds of textual graphics that can be done.

cool thanks

I am grabbing a web page using the WebRequest class. Anyone have any code to parse the a page (the page received) looking for all the links on the page? I guess kind of like a web spider would do (but I am not doing that). Thanks J

Possible? Any examples?

thanks!

I'll check them out, many thanks.

And this is used for both reading and writing data? So you have a DLL component registered on a .Net web server, somewhere, not necessarily the same web server that is serving up your web presentation, correct? This is a new one for me. They are using a 'DMZ' where I am at. So the user via the internet goes through the firewall to the web server. the web server does the presentation. but for data access it goes through a DMZ (demilitarized ?? this is the new one to me) then on to an 'App' server via web services, which is really another web server the way I understand it. that final web server then connects to the database (directly) so it sounds like the same thing you are referring to. anyone know of any urls explaining this maybe? does this last web services server then handle both the writing and reading of the data? reading obviously because it is tossing back datasets via XML, but what about writing? AH! I am guessing that is why I saw the serialize tag in all the data access components. So they can serialize to XML for another server or something like that?

Thanks for the info!

Has anyone seen data access tiers ran via web services? I am not really sure what I am asking actually, so this sounds weird. Something like IIS is used for the presentation and business objects, but the data access is passed off to another server via web services? What is the concept here? The system in which I am told this is happening is very data access intensive.