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Archives / 2009 / December
  • Mole : Visual Studio Visualizer

    Visualizer’s are of great help when debugging your application.Visualizer’s essentially provide a the complete view of the data in separate modal dialogue window.I guess almost all of us have worked with DataSet’s and in order to see the data contained inside the DataSet , we hover our mouse cursor over the dataset variable and then select the magnifying glass.This in turn opens up a separate window , showing the content of DataSet.Visual Studio debugger comes with visualizer’s for plain text , HTML , XML based data , DataSet and its corresponding dependents.If you haven’t understood what visualizer’s are actually , then refer to the following screenshot.

  • Web.config file in VS 2010 and .Net Framework 4.0 website

    With every new framework of .Net , the size of Web.config file kept on increasing.Initially the size was quiet minimal but then came Asp.Net Ajax and it brought along with itself its own set of config section entries , corresponding HTTP Handlers and HTTP Module.With .Net 3.5 framework the size increased even more by the addition of other tags like <system.codedom> , <runtime> etc.And once .Net framework was done with its addition of entries in web.config file , we developer’s added our own set of entries.If you are working with winFx technologies like WCF or WF then further more additions are required in the Web.config file.

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