Tuesday, 20 October 2015

Introduction     Starting with IIS 7, we can have IIS hosting application which can run on separate App-domain. Running application on separate App-domain is required when we need application to work in isolation i.e. to prevent applications in one application pool from affecting applications in another application pool on the server. An application can have several virtual directories, and each one will be served by the same App-domain...
Introduction     In this post we will see how we can identify if the application has been maximized or it is restored to normal state. We will use the Resize event equivalent in WPF which is SizeChanged event. We will subscribe to this event and will check the window state to identify if the window has been maximized or it is restored to normal. Application.Current.MainWindow.SizeChanged += WindowSizeChanged; private void WindowSizeChanged(object sender, SizeChangedEventArgs e) { this.HandleWindowState(); } private void HandleWindowState() { ...