November 2004 - Posts

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Back to NWAF. by nattYGUR

My family has been expanded two month ago so I don't have much time to deal with NWAF. in the last days I managed to go through the last (unread :-)) article that I wrote and to make it readable and hopefully understood. You can find it at : http://weblogs...
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Assemblies aren’t being downloaded to client machine. by nattYGUR

If you use <OBJECT> tag to download assemblies and embed them into HTML document you should download and use SP 1 of .Net CLR. Due to a bug in mscorie.dll, this is part of the .Net download mechanism. It appears that sometimes certain or all assemblies...
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The future of Microsoft and Google. by nattYGUR

http://letitblog.com/epic/
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Two models for sharing enterprise data. by nattYGUR

Our Information architecture group has been discussed models for sharing enterprise data. The following lines summarize of our discussions. Each and every enterprise systems deal with data entities for certain enterprise users group. That system target...
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Page compilation and regular expressions that might be useful. by nattYGUR

I’m working on asp.net page compilation for new webcast. As part of the work I found out that page compilation mechanism is using System.Web.RegularExpressions to parse ASPX file. Actually there are some useful regular expressions there for analysing...
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"Why they are so expert with what will come and can't help me with my current problems." by nattYGUR

One of our development teams summoned for open architecture day in our local MS office. MS want to present how they think certain project architecture should be. Well they don’t know nothing about our business architecture nor information architecture...
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System architecture team – what we have been done by now. by nattYGUR

As you remember, as part of the enterprise architecture process we formed teams to deal with system architecture (and development methodology). Until now we went over business and information architecture outcomes and kind of approve them. I think this...
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Cache Application and RPS (request per second). by nattYGUR

I’m maybe the last one to discover it :- ). As part of improving web application from 3 RPS to 120 RPS we cache some VO’s (value object) that shared between application pages. Just to check the impact of caching VO’s we add them to the Application items...
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And… don’t forget enterprise politics! by nattYGUR

You might be the brilliant architect in the world with firm grasp of architecture and solutions but you doomed to be failed if you will neglect the human aspect of enterprise. Yes, enterprises based on people and when dealing with people politic always...
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Heavy use of XML and controls cause slow web application. by nattYGUR

Today I was called to help web application that failed to pass sniffer test (pass too much bytes on network) and performance test. After discuss the system with the team leader that manages the development I found to major problems: 1) They use XML heavily...
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