del.icio.us - links to your favorite

What is del.icio.us?

del.icio.us is a collection of favorites - yours and everyone else's. Use del.icio.us to:

• Keep links to your favorite articles, blogs, music, restaurant reviews, and more on del.icio.us and access them from any computer on the web.


• Share favorites with friends, family, and colleagues.


• Discover new things. Everything on del.icio.us is someone's favorite - they've already done the work of finding it. Explore and enjoy.

Where do I start?

Anyone can browse del.icio.us and see what others find interesting.

To keep your favorites on del.icio.us, you must
first create an account.

Ajax.NET Professional

Below you will find some example web pages that are using Ajax.NET to get rid of the postback in typical ASP.NET applications:

Microsoft.NET Framework 1.1
Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0

by Michael Schwarz
Google group Ajax.NET Professional.

Things you wanted to know about Microsoft Commerce Server

Commerce Server 2007: Development
by Jeff Lynch [MVP] Everything E-Commerce


I'm going to start a new series of posts related to Commerce Server 2007 to help other TAP and beta customers get started with their development work. All of these "tips" come directly from what I've learned (the hard way) over the past five months and are intended to save you time and effort.

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Microsoft Commerce Server 2000 Catalog Management System: Criteria for Selecting a Catalog Management System
by Philip Reilly
Senior Consultant, Microsoft Consulting Services
May 2001
Summary: Microsoft Commerce Server 2000's flexibility leads to the following question: "When should a business use Commerce Server's catalog management system, and when should it use an external catalog system?"

This article attempts to answer the question by providing a description of the integrated catalog management system, and offering a set of criteria that should be evaluated to determine whether a business should consider an external catalog system. (50 printed pages)

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.NET Class ReferenceThis section contains reference pages for objects and services used in .NET-based Commerce Server applications.

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Getting the most appropriate list of catalogs for the current user

I was looking at the documentation of CommerceContext.GetCatalogsForUser and there is surprisingly very little documentation compared to what the method actually does. Based on the user browsing the site this method attempts to retrieve the most appropriate list of catalogs for that user. And this is how:

by vinayakt