Projects tagged ‘csharp’ and ‘windows’

Caliburn is a framework designed to aid in the development of WPF and Silverlight applications. It implements a variety of UI patterns that are geared towards solving problems encountered in ... [More] real-world scenarios. Some patterns that are enabled by the framework include MVC, MVP, Presentation Model (MVVM), and Commands. Caliburn is based on several years of real-world development with WPF and aims to bring techniques developed in those projects to developers on both the WPF and Silverlight platforms. [Less]

Ensemble is an effort to write the next generation operating system using CIL compliant languages (currently only C#). The main focus of Ensemble is to write an consumer- and enterprise-level operating system that can be used in the real world.

Knack is a modular sound synthesizer with an intuitive user interface. It supports MIDI and graphic tablet input, additive and FM synthesis, 32bit floating point stereo realtime mixing. It is ... [More] developed using C#, the current version works only in Windows but it will become a cross-platform product. [Less]

Open source clients for the Tugs' Uptime Project. The Tugs' Uptime Project tries to be an alternative to the dead Uptime Project.

Cartoon Viewer for Mobile PC.

One-hand operation enabled Note application for Windows Mobile Devices.

The i20022 project is intended to create a software framework for converting, building, generating and processing ISO 20022 XML Messages Main features: Full implementation of 198 messages ... [More] covering: Payments, Forex, Securities and Trade Services business domains Provides direct mapping from XML to .NET Message Objects and vice-versa Detailed message reporting Reliable message persistence on database or file system with LINQ / Entity Framework support Message usage directions under Visual Studio 2008 with IntelliSense STP Authoring wizard for full source-code generation on C# Fully documented Royalty free Open-source [Less]

Cassia is a .NET library for accessing the native Windows Terminal Services API. It can be used from C#, Visual Basic.NET, or any other .NET language. What can I do with it?Cassia supports the ... [More] following operations on both local and remote terminal servers: Enumerating terminal sessions and reporting session information including connection state, user name, client name, client display details, client-reported IP address, and client build number (WTSEnumerateSessions, WTSQuerySessionInformation, and friends) Logging off a session (WTSLogoffSession) Disconnecting a session (WTSDisconnectSession) Displaying a message box in a session and getting a response from the user (WTSSendMessage) Enumerating all processes (WTSEnumerateProcesses) Killing a process (WTSTerminateProcess) Shutting down or rebooting the server (WTSShutdownSystem) In addition, Cassia supports enumerating all terminal servers on a domain (WTSEnumerateServers). So, how do I use it?ITerminalServicesManager manager = new TerminalServicesManager(); using (ITerminalServer server = manager.GetRemoteServer("your-server-name")) { server.Open(); foreach (ITerminalServicesSession session in server.GetSessions()) { Console.WriteLine("Session ID: " + session.SessionId); Console.WriteLine("User: " + session.UserAccount); Console.WriteLine("State: " + session.ConnectionState); Console.WriteLine("Logon Time: " + session.LoginTime); } }A sample console application demonstrating all of Cassia's functionality is included in the distribution. What platforms are supported?Cassia has been tested on Windows Server 2008 R2 beta, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2000. It should work on Windows Vista as well. But what about the standard .NET Framework library? (Or, why Cassia?)Well, support for the Terminal Services API in the .NET Framework is rather limited. Specifically, the only Terminal Services operations supported in the .NET library are: Process.SessionId, which retrieves the Terminal Services session ID for a given process. ServiceBase.OnSessionChange, which provides notifications of changes to Terminal Services sessions in a Windows service. SystemEvents.SessionSwitch, which provides notifications of changes to the session in which the application is running, provided that it is running a message loop. SystemInformation.TerminalServerSession, which tells you whether the calling process is running in a Terminal Services session. Questions?Post to the mailing list: cassia-users@googlegroups.com. Bugs and feature requests can be submitted to the issue tracker. [Less]

Rich Browser Platform provides tabbed web browser by default and plugin architecture. So everyone can extend for one's purpose under CC License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/). Now, 0.3 supports IronPython.

Overview.NET Assemblies that integrate and expands on various advanced solutions for DataBinding, Reflection, UI Wrapping and more. Fuel your .NET applications with RAD techniques and ready-to-use ... [More] code that picks up where the .NET framework left off. DevFuel.Core.dll FeaturesGeneric Tuple class for use in Collections "Lookup" Properties system. I.e. A DataRow uses its foreign key relationship to determine what values a field can have (in a PropertyGrid) Support for sorting and filtering collections of standard objects (As opposed to only DataRow objects) in DataGridView controls XML helper routines Validate (with or without error/warning logging) XML using an XSD file Transform XML using an XSLT scripts (with or without warning/error logging) ClickOnce deployment support classes Hash and symmetric encryption support classes/wrappers CredUI PInvoke Wrapper Threading Task object for use with asynchronous UI System.Version matching class for verifying and matching version strings of the form "A.B.C.D" DevFuel.Core.V3_5.dll Features.NET Framework v3.5 Support Advanced strongly-typed Data Support through extension methods DataTable Merging Generalized TableAdapter handling of Fill, Update, Transactions, etc. DataRow "wrappers" for customizable use of DataRows in a PropertyGrid control or other data binding scenario. DevFuel.Core.UI.dll FeaturesAn augmentation of the System.Windows.Forms Namespace UITypeEditors for PropertyGrid designer support Lookup Property Support (DataTable and DataRelation awareness) Open file dialog editor for string type Save file dialog editor for string type Generic Modal Dialog editor using ellipsis button and launching designer generated form Generic drop down style editor displaying designer generated UserControl Double-buffered TableLayoutPanel ExceptionBox for displaying exceptions in a user-friendly format (better than MessageBox) InputBox for collecting user input in a customizable way MessagesBox for displaying multiple messages in a coherent manner PropertyGridBox to allow display and edit of the public properties of any object in a dialog PropertyGridEx to workaround some of the shortcomings of the PropertyGrid control ReportViewer to nicely display XML+XSLT=HTML style reports (Beats Crystal Reports all to heck!) RichTextBox to add formatting enhancements and time-savers TaskProgressBox for displaying the progress and status of asynchronous tasks Theming support for assemblies called from native applications DevFuel.Core.Net.dll FeaturesAn augmentation of the System.Net namespace PInvoke wrapper for Querying Network Adapter details (Such as MAC address) DevFuel.NAnt.Tasks.dll FeaturesCustom NAnt Tasks Google Code Upload VersionFile task to read and optionally increment a file containing a version of the form "A.B.C.D" YuiCompressor task to utilize a .NET port of the YUI Compressor to minify CSS and Javascript files to reduce size Custom NAnt Functions file::read-all-text(path) to allow for templating files using filtersets file::read-all-xml-escaped-text(path) which does the same as the previous function, but uses XML escaping to sanitize any special XML characters in the file [Less]