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What FTP libraries come with .Net C#?
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Note though that they are not supported by the .NET Compact Framework... .
MSDN also features some tutorials on how to use them .
The only one that I know about that is included in the Base Class Library are the FtpWebRequest / FtpWebResponse classes.
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What .NET libraries are available for sending instant messages? If you have experience with them, what were your impressions?
Started by dmo on
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Http://code.google.com/p/jabber-net/.
I've used Jabber-Net (for XMPP) and it has worked fine.
It worked quite well and was easy to use.
I've used DotMSN for MSN Messenger.
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Are there any half decent mouse gesture libraries for .Net? Have found very few and no decent ones.
Started by myutwo33 on
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Haven't ....
How that would interact with a mouse, I don't know .
That's one place you need to look.
Beta 2 of Visual Studio 2010 is available on MSDN, and will be in public beta October 21 .
I believe that gesture and multitouch support will be in .NET 4 .
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Are there any thoroughly tested .NET libraries out there to sanatize input from things like script/sql injection?
Started by Dana Holt on
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.Net parametrized queries will not protect.
To NEVER do sp_exec @query within T-SQL stored procedures.
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Do you know any libraries that would handle displaying of graph structures in .NET? I'm looking for something similar to java libraries: jgraph or Netbeans Visual Library . I'd like to display objects as nodes in the graph.
Started by bibix on
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NodeXL is a .Net network / graph API.
There's an example of it being used in this Reflector add-in .
GraphViz libraries that provide a number of difference layout options (hierarchical tree, radial, and so.
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Does anyone know any good Ruby, Rails or .Net specific libraries for working with barcodes?
Started by Laz on
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For ruby there's the barby gem and redux for rails
Even though you didn't ask for Haskell, and you didn't ask for an explanation of how barcode software works, for pedagogical reasons it would be wrong for me to not point you to the barcode recognition... .
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We started to develop a new application using .NET 4.0 Beta 2. Should we recompile our existing libraries targeting .NET 4.0 framework even if they do not use new features?
Started by alex on
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The libraries in .NET 4.0
.NET 4.0 uses a new CLR, so assemblies built for .NET 2.0 or 3.5 cannot.
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Please ignore. DUPLICATE to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/662956/most-useful-free-net-libraries
There's a similar question on SO for Java . I didn't see one for .NET. What are the best can't-live-without free (gratis and/or libre) .NET libraries?...
Started by Cheeso on
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I highly recommend checking it out is a library of generic collection classes for C# and other CLI languages and works with Microsoft .Net version not provided by the standard....
Actually, this question does list free libraries for .net .
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As per the title.
I think .Net libraries would definitely benifit from some sort of community development; perhaps something like the Java Community Process. This is where an analogue would be very helpful.
EDIT: I think people are believing that I need...
Started by TraumaPony on
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There doesn....
Not sure about the Boost libraries,
but there are a large number of open source .NET projects that helps!
I haven't worked with the Boost libraries, but the obvious open source/community to add new libraries to the BCL.
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Seeing all the UNIX guys have memcache (PHP, Python, etc.), are the .NET libraries stress tested and equally efficient? (or more?)
Started by mrblah on
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But I would agree that it's the right technology for people to evaluate from Microsoft... .
Velocity is still in Cummunity technical preview (CTP).
It'll probably be the one that gets the largest support and stress testing .
Consider Microsoft's Velocity cache.
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