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Optimistic locking strategy
When a user gets an optimistic locking exception, his usual behavior is to confirm the changes he made overwriting the existing ones.
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Redmond and notebook batteries
I'll be in Redmond next week. As each flight to SEA-TAC is a long one, and the time I spend in planes is good for coding because noone interrupts me, and most of the times I get an upgrade to Business Class in United the seat does not have a notebook plug, I bought a Valence N-Charge battery.
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ObjectSpaces PDC Mapping Utility
ObjectSpaces PDC 2003 Samples and Mapper Utility This is the ObjectSpaces samples and tools that we distributed on the ADO.net samples CD at PDC 2003. Requires the PDC release of Visual Studio.
[via GotDotNet: Samples]These are the tools Luca Bolognese used during his presentation on ObjectSpaces. One of the tools lets you create a database schema based on a set of classes. The other lets you create the XML files to map an existing schema to a set of .NET classes. -
Managed LDAP
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Improving DataSet Serialization and Remoting Performance
There's a new KB article on the subject.
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WinFs, Aero and Hailstorm
Remember Project Hailstorm (later called My Services)?
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Solving the Object -Relational impedance mismatch the other way
Ted Neward suggests solving the object-relational impedance mismatch by adding relational features to languages, instead of mapping relational databases to objects.
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Avalon is a Luxury item
Let's face it.
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VSIP Extras - VSIP Extensions in managed code.
Now you can write VSIP code in C#! I hope this will reduce the number of times I hear 'it was an extra AddRef' ;)
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Object Relational Mapping BOF
When you have a booth in a MS conference, you get 3 'Exhibitor Staff' badges and one 'Attendee' badge. I usually get the Attendee one, but as this time we wanted to be present in most conferences, and I needed to be in the booth when the Exhibit Hall was opened, someone else from the DeKlarit team got the Attendee badge.
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Smart Client BOF & Managed InfoPath
I was in the Smart Client BOF. Peter Provost blogged about it (and I missed the Westin because I was too tired).