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Unit Testing ASP.NET? ASP.NET unit testing has never been this easy
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stefan.sedich
Unit Testing ASP.NET? ASP.NET unit testing has never been this easy. Typemock is launching a new product for ASP.NET developers – the ASP.NET Bundle - and for the launch will be giving out FREE licenses to bloggers and their readers. The ASP.NET Bundle...
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New Year Means A Change!!
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Hello All, I am happy that next year is going to be a time of great change for me, I have decided it is time to move on from my home town of Perth, Australia. And am making the 4,000 odd KM journey to Brisbane, as depicted in my map kindly donated from...
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Long time no post, here is something for fun, any object to a dictionary using an extension method!
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Long time no post again :(, I will be getting back into it very soon if I can :). I was a little bored tonight so I thought I would share my extension method for converting an object to a dictionary, mainly used to converting an anon type to a dictionary...
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Lazy Loaded One-To-One With NHibernate
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UPDATE 20081114 The one-to-one solution I had posted turned out not to work for updates, :(, in the end I had to use a many-to-one map with a unique foreign key association to get this to work, the updated example is below. Sorry for my EPIC FAIL :)....
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Day Of Frustration
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<Rant> I am in the process of playing around with the routing library for my current project, and I am playing around with using routing for web forms. I was running in IIS7 Classic mode (Don't ask why integrated works fine but I was seeing how...
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Avoid Memory Leaks When Using Windsor And Not Releasing Objects
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I just had this issue in a project I am working on (ASP.NET Webforms Application), yesterday I ran a load test and watched my memory climb rapidly and max out not long after. I am using Castle Windsor for my IOC and mostly transient instances are registered...
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Bug with Latest Google Chrome and ASP.NET Validation
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Hello, This is something that drove me insane today, I have a dropdown control with a required field validator on this control. the dropdown is also set to autopostback. Now up until after lunch today this was working fine in chrome but after lunch it...
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Extension Method Competition
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I plan on holding an extension method competition, basically the idea is that you submit your favourite most useful/elegant/sexy extension method and these will be judged by a selection of judges (to be picked) and there will also be some form of reward...
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Enhanced Validation Control Which Provides Adding Multiple Validation Rules + NHibernate.Validator Support
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Hello, I am toying with something at the moment which I thought I would briefly share and see if there is any interest, my current sample is very raw and I will not post any code. But the idea is that you would do something like this for validation: First...
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Paging with NHibernate using a custom Extension method to make it 'easier' :)...
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Update 20081022: I have updated the articles code to reflect the bug fixes kindly suggested by Paco :). I have now used this in my project and have had no issues with it yet. The fixes included clearing order by's on the count query and also returning...
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