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2+ yrs .Net Interview Questions and Answers for Quick Reference

Hai Friends, In the continuation of the series of the Interview Questions in the Microsoft Technologies, I am posting few more questions which will be helpful for the Quick reference in learning the concepts related to WCF, Assembly,  SQL Server,Interface & Abstract Class etc. 1. What is the difference between Web Services and WCF. Ans.   A.   WCF Services = Web Services + Remoting + Security + Reliability + Messaging Queue B.   Not only that, hosting is also one of the powerful feature in WCF where the service can be hosted in Self Hosting, Hosting in Windows Services, Hosting on another Service etc. C.   Supports DataContractSerializer which is fast and can serialize fields and properties. D.   Integrated Logging mechanism. 2. What are the different ways of hosting a WCF service. Ans. A.   Hosting on Console application B.   Hosting on Windows application C.   Hosting on Windows services D.   Hosting on IIS E.   Hosting on WAS(Windows Activation Serv

Windows Application using 3-tier architecture

Hi Friends, Do you have fear of thinking the layered architecture?? How to create it? What kind of project we need to include for creating layers?? How the layer communicates to each other?? How we can create the architecture by our own. Is this the job of architect? What all the things we should be consider while creating the layered applications. How the layers will talk to each other etc. All of these questions come to our mind when we think about the layers architecture. So Today I am going to show all of these things in my article. You will see the practical implementation of all including the coding with the standards so that you can adapt the similar things when writing the actual code in the projects. below is the link where you can find the detailed description with the snapshots for all the steps of create in the windows application using 3 -tier architecture: http://www.dotnetspider.com/resources/45768-Windows-Application-using-3-tier-architecture.aspx

Creating application using ASP.Net MVC 5 with Visual Studio 2013

Hi Friends, This article is related to ASP.Net MVC. Here we will see what all the new features available in terms of ASP.Net MVC 5 under the Visual Studio 2013 IDE. I have tried to explain the default template structure which gets created when we start a new project of ASP.Net MVC 5 in Visual Studio 2013.  In this article, I also tried to create a new small application by making use of existing template and the application will have the functionality of CRUD operations for each of the menu items. In this article, i am using the Code First Approach to create the application so it will be helpful for those who wants to know about the Code First Approach and creating the database automatically by using the Model classes. We will see each of these things step by step from the installation of Visual Studio 2013 express edition free and then we will go on to create the new application. I also explained the new feature of Visual Studio 2013 in terms of ASP.Net MVC so it will be help

Most Confusing Questions in C# and OOPS

Hi Friends, This post is regarding the Most Confusing Questions in .Net, C#.Net, ASP.Net and Sql Server. As I have seen that lot of people whether they are searching for jobs, already in the job or they try to understand the things, gets lot of confusions and there are very rare sites where they explain the things in  more detailed and example way. So I thought to write such post which will be helpful for all of us to try to understand the things in better manner and it will be helpful whether we are in search of job or in actual implementation in our projects: 1. Abstract classes provide a simple and easy way to version your components. By updating the base class, all inheriting classes are automatically updated with the change. How? Ans . Abstract class is the collection of abstract and concrete members. I am not calling here method or function but members because members can be methods or properties or indexers etc. A concrete member means non-abstract or general mem