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Don't know about books, but there's lots of info here:     .NET Framework 3.5 [ ^ ] All this same info is in the local help in Visual Studio as well.

so..do u mean that..even we have more than one client..then all clients can connect with single end point..is it true??? Thanks, Srinivas Mateti

Interesting, I don't recall having this happen when I've used the <pre> tags in the past. My apologies, I have obviously missed an experience, or maybe my brain hasn't kicked in properly this morning.

Perhaps you could create a stack panel that contains a textbox and a popup? And that popup might contain a listview that displays users. You can populate that listview whenever the text in the textbox changes. Although I bet something like that already exists on CP... if not, then you could probably find something by googling a little.

Hi Mark Salsbery, Thanks for your reply. It helped me and now I am getting table without unnecessary features. But now the width of the table is fixed and I am unable to increase the width of the tableto the width of the form. Please reply me if you have any idea to solve this Thanks in advance.

IParameterInspector is an interface. The class which is implementing the interface will decide the order of the inputs/outputs in the arrays. Since, you would be writing the code, it is up to you to decide the order. The interface just demands an array. It does not cares what is the type of it or in what order the elements are inside it.

Control code: public class MathTester : Control, INotifyPropertyChanged { public static DependencyProperty ValueProperty = DependencyProperty.Register( " Value" , typeof ( double ), typeof (MathTester), new PropertyMetadata(OnValuePropertyChanged)); public static DependencyProperty DivisorProperty = DependencyProperty.Register( " Divisor" , typeof ( double ), typeof (MathTester), new...

Glad to help. What you're doing is similar to (if not actually is) the MVVM pattern. MVVM is short for Model-View-ViewModel. A ViewModel is basically a wrapper around a Model for a View to expose the model's properties to the view and to pass commands from the view to the model.

Yes, I am aware of article submission features. Thank you.

You can have multiple endpoint for a WCF Service. Using this Service can support multiple biding protocol like http, tcp and can communicate with Intranet and internet also. Here is the complete implementation of multiple endpoints : Exposing a WCF Service With Multiple Bindings and Endpoints [ ^ ]