Archives
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.NET Framework install failing
Though I haven't encountered this problem (yet) I wanted to keep this link around in case I run into it with our clients...
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SOA/OO/WS
Great post about the basic premises of SOA:
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How cold is it?
It's so cold here in Manitoba that one of the towns nearby had its natural gas supply line freeze up:
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SQL Server Reporting Services - playing with the released bits
In feedback of my previous blog, Thomas asked:
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Joel Spolsky needs a comment feed...
Reading Joel's blog entry “Please Sir, may I have a linker?” today, and it sparked a memory of a tool that the Joel I work for mentioned a while ago...
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.NET Reality Check...
I agree with Frans Bouma that there is a significant amount of hype around Whidbey, Yukon, Longhorn, etc, and it isn't all that useful for what we do today.
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SQL Server Reporting Services
SQL Server Reporting Services has been released, but the download is for a time-bombed 120 evaluation version.
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Regional Directors
Now I know two Regional Directors : Joel Semeniuk (my boss), and Derek Hatchard - a good friend of mine, former co-worker at ImagiNET and now in New Brunswick.
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Xen and the Art of Objects and Data
Erik Meijer from Microsoft Research is working on a new CLR language that incorporates C#, XML, and relational data.
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SQL Server Reporting Services
I'm a long-time Access developer, and when I saw SQL Server Reporting Services, I was quite interested.
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IE cache settings - not applicable!
Further to my earlier post where I thought that weird postback behaviour was due to some client side cache setting, I think I have the issue nailed down.
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ASP.NET and SQLClient Connection pooling
I should know this I suppose....
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Sales/Marketing/Technical Rant
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Typed Dataset Annotations
Shawn Wildermuth has a great blog entry on annotations in your XSD that affects the code generation in typed datasets. Fabulous stuff, especially the null value handling!
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Service Oriented Architecture
Udi Dahan, the “Software Simplist” has recently commented on my questions about shared/static methods. Today he added a blog entry on “How to do SOA?”
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ASP.NET application and Internet Explorer cache settings
I built an ASP.NET application that has a number of query criteria fields that the user enters data in, then clicks the Go button to postback to the server to fill a grid.
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static/Shared methods
One of my co-workers is designing an enterprise software architecture and is finding that most of the method calls in classes that form the Business Facade layer are stateless. He is proposing, then, to use Shared methods (in VB.NET, or static methods in C#) as a coding standard.