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Today I was trying to solve a simple technical problem. Given a specific XML, needed to clean it up by removing any elements of a particular type. < Attachment > < Name > file1.pdf </ Name > < Id > 1 </ Id > </ Attachment...
ASMX web services were a breakthrough when appeared on .NET platform. A lot of services were created to take advantage of web services technology. Now, that WCF is replacing legacy web services, we still have a lot of legacy web services running and being...
Our new system is entirely based of services (SOA solution). From the day one we had an issue with Visual Studio auto-magically generated proxies and management of those as system grew. Solution at that time was to create clients of the services dynamically...
Our projects are deployed with MSIs. Each MSI file is appended with the product version number (regular staff – major, minor, build number, revision number). While this is enough for deployment, in production, it is hard to determine what product version...
Update 2009-09-11 : I was playing with the sample provided in two comments, and has run into issue with chunking binding. See thread: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/msmqpluswcf/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=2265 Has anyone dealt with this issue before? We...
I was working on some code today, when run into a pitfall with Moq. This was probably my misreading of documentation. The component I was testing looked somewhat like the code below public class SomeOtherType { private readonly ISomeType someType; public...
I ran into a problem once in a QA environment, and it was unpleasant to handle. Amr ElGarhy has showed a way “baked into” .NET how to overcome issues similar to the one I had – write emails straight into file system. Solutions is elegant and done through...
Convention over is defined in Wikipedia as follow: Convention over Configuration (aka Coding by convention) is a software design paradigm which seeks to decrease the number of decisions that developers need to make, gaining simplicity, but not necessarily...
While reading Joshua Kerievsky book "Refactoring to Patterns" could not go silent about abuse of Singleton pattern he described. The question that was asked in the book "When is a Singleton unnecessary?" - "Most of the time"...
Ok, so I was really upset and spilled a bit more than probably should have to. ScottGu has picked my desperate yell from the blog and suggested a help (2nd time I believe - 1st one occurred when .NET 2.0 SP1 has broken our production web sites, wow, he...
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