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re: List paging via LINQ to Objects

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re: File System search via LINQ to Objects

Richard Thomas — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 15:32:36 GMT

Nice example, thanks!

However, it doesn't seem to scale very well. Trying to get a list of files (over 600) by descending LastWriteTime takes forever or doesn't complete at all:

Dim di As New DirectoryInfo(path)

Dim result = (From files In di.GetFiles(wildCard) _

Order By files.LastWriteTime Descending _

Select files.Name, files.LastWriteTime).First()

For Each myFile In result

Console.WriteLine("{0} {1}", result.Name, result.LastWriteTime.ToString)

What I was trying to do is get the file with the latest LastWriteTime. Any LINQ or non-LINQ ideas?

Thanks.

re: System.Data.GenericClient : A custom Data Access Component

jaycent — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 13:23:03 GMT

@IsToFix

The enterprise library DAAB works fine until you try to deploy your components to your web site running on a shared box. Normally, the enterprise library doesnt run "out of the box" in a shared hosting environemnt.

System.Data.GenericClient works out of the box.

re: System.Data.GenericClient : A custom Data Access Component

IsToFix — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 12:51:53 GMT

"Don'r invent the wheel" you can use a more richer class from Microsoft patterns and practices group. Try to use DAAB -Data Access application Block-

check this: msdn.microsoft.com/.../cc467894.aspx

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re: Generate RSS/Atom feeds using FeedManager.dll

jaycent — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 16:13:05 GMT

The RSS toolkit is very useful...but it presented major headaches when you try to port it between asp.net web site and asp.net web application project types respectively. You also most often than not end up making modifications to your web.config file to get it to work.

The FeedManager.dll works equally well regardless of the application type you select for your web app, and no configuration is required.

re: Generate RSS/Atom feeds using FeedManager.dll

Uwe — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 14:10:48 GMT

The Rss Toolkit at www.codeplex.com/ASPNETRSSToolkit was very useful to me in the past.

re: File System search via LINQ to Objects

ashutosh — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 12:15:56 GMT

It is really good.