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If you upgrade from Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX Extensions 1.0 to 3.5, and you have a TabContainer inside an update panel, like this: < asp : UpdatePanel ID = "UpdatePanel1" runat = "server" > < ContentTemplate > < act : TabContainer runat ...( read more ) Read More...
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We just recently created a project on CodePlex that is an Open Source Debugger Extension project called ODbgExt . This is an extension is going to be created by the community. So everyone will have a say in what happens with it. The...
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... or so says eWeek. [ HERE ] Scott is in fine company with 10 of the 100 most important (according to eWeek) being Microsofties. 3. Steve Ballmer CEO, Microsoft 6. Jean-Philippe Courtois President, Microsoft International, Microsoft 12. Kevin Turner COO, Microsoft 13. Ray Ozzie Chief software architect, Microsoft 26. Bob Muglia Senior vice president, Server and Tools Business, Microsoft 28. Scott Guthrie Corporate vice president, .Net Developer Platform, Microsoft 37. Michael Howard Principal security program manager, Microsoft 46. Tony Scott CIO, Microsoft 67. Bill Hilf Director of platform strategy, Microsoft 82. Bronwen Matthews Security program manager, Microsoft Now, we developers know Scott is WAY higher than 28 :) Read More...
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We spent a lot of time at Corillian (my last job) thinking about Identity, and a few months before I left I started getting into Cardspace and OpenID . This was a little over a year ago. We did a podcast on OpenID as well . At that time, I tried to take the only .NET implementation at the time of OpenID which was written in in Boo written originally by Grant Monroe and port it to C# causing me to go through the Programmer Phases of Grief . Andrew Arnott and Jason Alexander took the reins and we spend a number of late nights trying to get a good OpenID library working. I gave up, but they soldiered on and created dotnetopenid ( downloads ), including a client and server as well as Andrew's excellent ASP.NET controls . Fast-forward to now...
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This question that I got from a reader is something that I get asked pretty frequently... "I met a small problem during my dump analysis, our application is using .net 2.0. when I load 2.0 version of sos.dll, some of useful extension commands are lost, but sos.dll which is under clr10 debugging tool has. Do you know any way to use those extension command in 1.1 under 2.0 sos.dll?" After you have gotten used to the wealth of commands and functions in sos for .net framework 1.1 it can get a bit tedious to have to do these things manually when debugging 2.0 applications. The differences are not extreme but commands such as !aspxpages etc. are missing in 2.0, and the reason is basically that the debugging architecture in 2.0 is very different...
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sIf you are an avid reader, like I am, then you know that different publishers tend to have different styles and specialties. Murach is unique. They don't publish TONS of books, but the ones they do publish fill an interesting space. Take this one...... Murach's C# 2008: Joel Murach: Books ISBN : 1890774464 ISBN-13 : 9781890774462 I first read the 2005 version of both the C# and the VB books and loved them. I said then, and say again, if I were to teach a VB or C# book I would use these as text books. They are complete, but pleasant to read (unlike lots of textbooks.) Murach has updated this book to include the 2008 topics. I dug into to recently because I was doing some interesting things with Microsoft new Dynamic Data technology which...
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Jared Bienz has been working on getting some cool WPF transitions code posted to codeplex. The project, Transitionals , is now live! Transitionals is a framework for building and using WPF transitions which provide an easy way to switch between UI views in a rich and animated way. Think of transitions for applications in the same way you think of transitions for video editing. Wipe , Cut , Dissolve , Star, Blinds and 3D Rotating Cube are all examples of transitions supported by the Transitionals framework. The best way to get started with the Transitionals framework is to download and take a look at the TransitionalsHelp file. You can find it on the Releases tab and it includes a pretty comprehensive Getting Started guide. You can also...
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So lately I have been looking into these two web sites a lot more and it isn’t always easy to figure out which one is used for what. So I thought I would try to explain it here. Code Gallery is a community-enabled Web site where you can share developer...
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So while looking through a dump, you will sometimes come across an IP Address. For example, the System.Net.IPAddress: If you look at this output, you can see that we have the address in the m_Address field, but what is 1895899146? This is...
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Applied Innovations, Kentico Partner to Offer Unique Solution for .NET User Groups Kentico Software, maker of Kentico CMS, and Applied Innovations, a Microsoft Gold Certified provider of Windows-based Hosting solutions, announced today the two companies have partnered to offer a unique free Web site solution for .NET User Groups. Boca Raton, Fla. ( PRWEB ) April 8, 2008 -- Kentico Software ( http://www.kentico.com ), maker of Kentico CMS, and Applied Innovations ( http://www.appliedi.net ), a Microsoft Gold Certified provider of Windows-based Hosting solutions, announced today the two companies have partnered to offer a unique free Web site solution for .NET User Groups. The solution, available through Kentico's partnership with Applied...
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