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.NET components, controls and assemblies used by developers to create .NET Applications

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• Compression
• Content Management
• Database
• Image Rendering
• Reporting
• WebForm Controls
• WinForm Controls
• XML

Resources in This Category

• Alvas.Net

  http://www.alvas.net/
  Offers components including Alvas.Suite, Alvas.Audio, Alvas.FileControls, Alvas.ShapeForms, Alvas.Controls, Alvas.Scriptor, and Alvas.Labels.

• BotDetect

  http://captcha.com/
  .NET control to protect website from spambot (form robots) with asp.net captcha code image. ASP.NET security solution to prevent automated registrations.

• CenterSpace NMath

  http://www.centerspace.net/
  .Net components suite contains interfaces to BLAS and LAPACK, random number generators, anova, regression, probability distributions, sparse matrices, hypothesis tests and descriptive statistics.

• Coalesys, Inc.

  http://www.coalesys.com/
  Focusing on .ASP.NET User Interface controls.

• Dart Communications

  http://www.dart.com/
  Offers a web-based HTML editor which enables users to create rich-text content in a browser as well as TCP and SNMP components.

• DataDirect Connect for .NET

  http://www.datadirect.com/products/datadirect-connect/adonet-providers
  .NET data provider suite built with 100% managed code, delivering data connectivity for Sybase, Oracle, DB2 and SQL Server.

• decloak

  http://www.decloak.com/Products/NET/
  .Net components including: dual listbox with re-ordering, dependent listboxes, click click e-mail reports.

• EaseSoft Barcode

  http://www.easesoft.net/
  .Net Windows Forms control and ASP.NET control for creating barcode images.

• Industrial DOT NET, Inc

  http://industrialdotnet.com/
  Local IO assembly provides generic access to instrumentation data.

• InRule .NET Rule Engine

  http://www.inrule.com/
  A rule engine that provides a framework for non-technical logic maintenance and deployment within server, web-based, and desktop applications.

• Limilabs Products

  http://www.limilabs.com/products
  FTP, mail and bacrode components. Contains overview and downloads. [Proprietary]

• MimeKit

  http://www.mimekit.net/
  Site of cross-platform libraries to work with mail. MimeKit is a MIME creation and parser with support for S/MIME, PGP, DKIM, TNEF and Unix mbox spools. MailKit is a library for IMAP, POP3, and SMTP. [Open source]

• NLinAlg

  http://nlinalg.sourceforge.net/
  A .NET class library for working with algebra structures such as matrices and vectors. [Open source, GPL]

• Perpetuum Software LLC

  http://www.perpetuumsoft.com/
  Specializes in the development of .NET reporting, charting, OLAP, gauge and instrumentation components for Visual Studio developers.

• Quantum Whale

  http://www.qwhale.net/
  Editor.NET component is an advanced code editor allowing integration of a highly flexible edit control in your .NET applications; Outbar.NET is a component pack allowing incorporate a side bar control into any .NET applications.

• Subsembly

  http://subsembly.com/
  .NET components based on e-Banking standards (FinTS, HBCI), e-Government standards (OSCI) and smart cards (PC/SC, CT-API).

• USPExpress Math Parser .NET

  http://www.unisoftplus.com/uspexpress/
  Parse and evaluate scientific, engineering and mathematical expressions on-the-fly. BY Unisoft Plus, Ltd.

• XHEO

  http://xheo.com/
  Site of company providing tools for copy protection, code obfuscation and encryption

• Xtras.Net

  http://www.xtras.net/
  An online reseller of third party .NET components.

• ZXValidator

  http://zamov.online.fr/zxvalidator/
  .NET component for credit card numbers validation. It currently supported credit card types: Visa, MasterCard, Amex, JCB, Diner's Club, Discover/Novus.

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