About Me

I am a commerce graduate and acquired my master degree in Computer Application (MCA). I am working as consultant for .NET technologies.

I love to develop websites, web applications, portals using ASP.NET. I choose C# as my favourite language for development. I also like to work around with Javascript, and jQuery. I got very much experience developing CMS, Job Portals and APIs.

My favourite pastime is playing FPS, TPS and strategic games, playing chess, love to travel, and also feel affection for photography.

Feel free to feedback me at hpblog@hotmail.com

13 Responses to “About Me”

  1. dale Says:
    July 5, 2008 at 12:21 am

    Hello, I have one problem to make reporting in asp.net. I want to use Jasper report in java, finally I see your blog that explaint the solution that I found.
    would you lets me show the password in your blog
    Creating and using Jasper Report in ASP.NET / How to create Jasper Report Web service and invoke it in ASP.NET? / How to create JRXML files using iReport 2.0.??

    thx

    Reply
  2. Sureshkumar Says:
    September 1, 2008 at 7:57 am

    Hi!
    I saw the article of itextsharp.dll, i am new bie in asp.net, i have few problems

    1. I created a program using itextsharp functions, it is working fine in my local system but when i host the same file it is giving some errors like your virtual directory is not configured and after configuring my vd it shows another error like itextsharp.dll is not found but i gave the reference and stored in the bin directory but still it is not working

    so please tell me how should i create program using itextsharp from the scratch so i could host the file in a server

    Regards

    Sureshkumar.C

    Reply
  3. Jitya Says:
    October 7, 2008 at 11:21 am

    Hi,
    I just want to know to incorporate Jasper reports in Asp.net.
    Will u provide me the tutorial or procedure?

    regds,
    Jitya.

    Reply
  4. Jitya Says:
    October 7, 2008 at 11:22 am

    Hi,
    Also would you lets me provide the password in your blog
    Creating and using Jasper Report in ASP.NET / How to create Jasper Report Web service and invoke it in ASP.NET? / How to create JRXML files using iReport 2.0.??

    Regds,
    Jitya

    Reply
  5. DIleep Says:
    October 18, 2008 at 6:06 am

    Hi sir,
    would you lets me show the password in your blog
    Creating and using Jasper Report in ASP.NET ???

    I need very much

    thanks regard
    dileep

    Reply
  6. Hi Says:
    October 28, 2008 at 11:16 am

    hi,
    Is is possible to have the password for blog : Creating and using Jasper Report in ASP.NET / How to create Jasper Report Web service and invoke it in ASP.NET? / How to create JRXML files using iReport 2.0.2?
    I have been searching so much in google for this topic:)
    Thanks in advance

    Reply
  7. Rafat Says:
    December 8, 2008 at 11:32 am

    Hi,
    I have seen your profile and found it intereseting as i am newbie in CMS and trying to learn Drupal,can you suggestme any good ebook or site from where i could easily start.

    Thanks
    Rafat

    Reply
  8. suman Says:
    March 5, 2009 at 4:47 am

    hi,

    I can see or access the following topic, it is asking a password. is it possible to make it public access.

    Creating and using Jasper Report in ASP.NET / How to create Jasper Report Web service and invoke it in ASP.NET? / How to create JRXML files using iReport 2.0.2?
    Posted by: hspinfo on: June 20, 2008

    Reply
  9. Alex Says:
    March 29, 2009 at 10:17 pm

    Hi…
    Would you lets me show the password in your blog
    Creating and using Jasper Report in ASP.NET / How to create Jasper Report Web service and invoke it in ASP.NET? / How to create JRXML files using iReport 2.0.2?

    Thx

    Reply
  10. Jung Says:
    April 2, 2009 at 8:33 am

    Hi.
    I really want to know about creating and using Jasper Report in ASP.NET.
    Would you let me show the password in your blog?

    thx.

    Reply
  11. Brian Quinn Says:
    April 26, 2009 at 2:35 am

    Hi,

    I am a legacy consultant (COBOL etc..) that has been working with .NET now for a couple of years. I am wrtiting an applicaiton that uses a GridView to edit and delete project tasks tied to training course lesson exercises. I use a persisted dataset pulled from SQL Server through a database component. I’m struggling a bit with keeping track of all these objects. Working with GridView controls can get confusing as well. After a little work setting up automatic edits on the grid I realized that I needed a way to figure out which row in my persisted table matched up with the currently edited/updated row in the GridView. I needed to compare the datakey values for the row being updated.

    You helped me get if finished by showing me how to get the key values for the row index being worked on. I finished my task. I grabbed the key values and threw them into my foreach datarow loop and sent the corresponding datarow to through my data component insert method.

    Thanks a million.

    Brian

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  12. Brian Quinn Says:
    April 26, 2009 at 2:38 am

    Slight correction I meant to say update and/or delete method.

    Thanks again.

    Brian

    Reply
  13. Marcelo Says:
    May 14, 2009 at 10:27 pm

    Olá,

    Como poderia criar uma senha, ou recebe-la para acessar o blog. Pois gostaria de ler texto sobre (Creating and using Jasper Report in ASP.NET )

    Reply

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