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Odd behavior in ASP.NET
So after wasting about an hour and a half debugging why in the world I kept getting an invalid cast exception, I discovered a quirk in the way ASP.NET loads assemblies. Apparently, the .NET framework loads everything in the \bin directory that even looks...
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May 04 2004, 11:08 PM
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More Training... this time on SharePoint
So after my complaining about SharePoint documentation you might be wondering how to get some good SharePoint training. Well the answer is pretty clear cut. You get training from Barracuda.NET , a company run by Ted Pattison and Jason Masterman both former...
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AssemblyResolve event of an AppDomain
I got a comment from a gentleman by the name of Anthony DeRosa asking for more details relating to how to load an assembly from a network location from my earlier post regarding the GAC . So even though I found that this is addressed elsewhere when I...
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SharePoint and EIF: Sore point for Microsoft documentation
So as I've stated before, my new role is partially focused on SharePoint. Coming into this role, I had no experience with SharePoint and I really wanted to hit the ground running when I started my new position because a lot was expected out of me. I quickly...
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Validator Control that will validate all Controls on a section of a Page
Ever find yourself creating an input form in ASP.NET that required a lot of Controls to be validated? Well, I have. It's tedious. You have to add at least one validator to each Control you wanted validated. Apparently after discussing this with other...
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Great article to get you up to speed on SharePoint and WebParts
I finished training and started new position. My official title is “SharePoint Developer” but I knew nothing about SharePoint coming into this job. My boss therefore sent me this article to get my SharePoint knowledge to a working level. I...
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Global Assembly Cache (aka GAC) is a Misnomer: How "global" is it?
In every .NET programmer's life, he/she must come to terms with (at least one would hope) the Global Assembly Cache , aka the GAC. Simply put, the GAC is place for strongly named .NET DLLs to be placed so that they may be shared across multiple applications...
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Hardware-based Byte-code Interpreters: Are they all they are cracked up to be?
Today I was made aware that Intel is amidst an initiative to create chips capable of interpreting Java byte-code in the same way a normal ship would interpret assembly. Now I really don't know much about chips but upon hearing this I thought to myself...
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Mar 10 2004, 11:30 PM
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ASP.NET DataGrid's AutoGenerateColumns doesn't add the BoundColumns to the Columns collection... WHAT!!
While I ordinarily set AutoGenerateColumns = false on ASP.NET DataGrids, I finally found a pretty good use for them. I had a result set that was coming back with a variable number of columns all of which need to be display. I thought what a perfect use...
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ASP.NET Exposed Roadshow
Today I attended the NYC session of ASP.NET Exposed presented by Rob Howard . While the “sneak preview” of Whidbey was very cool and very interesting (I can't wait to get my hands on it now) the presentation, in general, was introductory....
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