Contents tagged with .NET
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Programming Microsoft LINQ in Microsoft .NET Framework 4
It is available my latest book about LINQ in .NET 4.0. You can find it here. It is a complete reviewed edition starting from the previous one. We (I and Marco Russo) wrote 6 new chapters and updated 5 already existing chapter.
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Handling custom SOAP headers via WCF Behaviors
A few days ago a customer of mine asked me how to define a WCF behavior to add a custom SOAP Header to sent/received messages.
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WCF Security Full Demo
Here you can find the last version of a sample application showing many of the security features and configuration of WCF in the fields of security.
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Working with Dynamic C# 2.0 Generics
Yesterday I was involved in working with dynamic generic types for a project I'm working on. At least I achieved this solution to dinamically create a Generic Type for instance reading a .config file:
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Handling transactions working on Windows Sharepoint Services lists
One of the features I miss on WSS and SPS is the capability to change lists contents and configuration transactionally.When you work on complex scenarios often it should be usefull to change data on an "application/service/support database" and on WSS/SPS lists/contents, but the Object Model of Sharepoint doesn't give us a way to handle transactions. So you have to do it manually, with compensating transactions.
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.NET 1.x/2.x, Assembly, StackTrace and possible bug...
Yesterday I spent one hour to investigate a problem in a software I developed. The issue is about a strange behaviour that happens when I build the project in Release mode, rather than in Debug.
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CryptoAPI and DPAPI are not thread-safe :-( !
Today, while stress-testing a Web Application of a customer of mine, I discovered an issue in a piece of code working with DPAPI: CryptoAPI are not thread-safe!
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Creating Efficient, High Performance XML Web Services (DEV319)
It was a very good session Christian, one of the best in this TechEd! I'd like to see a little bit more of demos, just to convince the people in the room, not for me :-), that I already totally agree with you. I really apreciated the agenda of the session and the ideas expressed. You confirmed in my mind many of the ideas that I've already had and suggested to my customers, but above all you confirmed me that I'm on the right way. Here are the main rules expressed:
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Web Services, XML Serialization and Networking in .NET 2.0 (CTS2001)
I've just attended this session. Not so exciting, probably because I was already aware of many of the contents. The interesting thing is that it's confirmed the support for IXmlSerializable in .NET 2.0, even if the GetSchema method will be ignored by XmlSerializer, that instead will call a method defined through a new attribute called XmlSchemaProviderAttribute (something like [XmlSchemaProvider("MethodName")] on top of the class...).
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Express Editons of VS2005 and SQL2005 available for download
Microsoft has just announced: SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, Visual Web Developer Express Edition, Visual C++ Express Edition, Visual C# Express Edition, Visual J# Express Edition, Visual Basic Express Edition!