November 2006 - Posts
One of the questions that came up when I was in South Bend is what is the best way to use CLR Objects? Assuming that your solution needs a CLR Object, should you use a Dataset, Generic List (what I tend to show), or a TSQL/CLR integrated solution. Honestly, I don't have an answer to that question, right now. However, I should have something in a couple of days. I have just completed writing the three scenarios that I have. I am going to do some testing and I will be posting my findings after I complete my testing.
Hint: I am seeing a difference in the speed depending on how I structure things.
Cross posted from: http://morewally.com/cs/blogs/wallym/archive/2006/11/27/505.aspx
After watching my beloved Georgia Tech Ramblin' Wreck have a train wreck against Georgia, I started on updating the site for the ASP.NET Podcast from Community Server 1.1 all the way upto CS2.1. The site is updated and appears to be properly working now. Thanks to the folks at Orcsweb for their help in backing up my database.
I ran into two issues during the upgrade. These are:
- I forgot to test pictures. As a result, pictures were not working correctly. I had to upload my backup from the storage and cache directories. Once I did that, the problems went away with images not displaying correctly.
- I wanted to add some advertisements to the site. Wow, this was much more complicated than I thought. Working with David Silverlight(many thanks to him), we finally figured out a way to do it that meet my needs and in turn, it helped him figure out some thing that he could do for his Community Credit site.
I still need to get email up and going on the site, but all of this stuff is a work in progress. :-)
Wally
Original post: http://morewally.com/cs/blogs/wallym/archive/2006/11/24/502.aspx
Jim Minatel of Wiley has a good post on plagarism. It is at http://wroxblog.typepad.com/minatel/2006/11/an_authors_view.html. His post is built on Nicholas Zacharias' post at http://www.nczonline.net/archive/2006/10/385.
The bottom line is that it is important to not read someone else's work
when you are working on the same subject. I remember a couple of years
ago, I was talking to Bob Beachemin. We were talking about Sql Server
CLR Objects. he offered to send me a copy of his book on Sql Server
Yukon beta2. While I have always appreciated it, I told him at the
time it was probably not a good idea because I was working on our
ADO.NET book and specifically the part on Sql Server CLR Objects.
So, the bottom line is that I agree with Jim 100% on his statements.
This link isn't meant foir the front page............
Anyway, I was in a big hurry on Monday and did not check my links for the podcast web site. Of course, I screwed them up. Anyway, the are fixed now. No more 404 errors (I hope).
http://aspnetpodcast.com/CS11/blogs/asp.net_podcast/archive/2006/11/20/748.aspx
Subscribe to the feed - everybody's doing it.
Download.
Show Notes:
- Atlas/ASP.NET AJAX - accessibility/control toolkit future plans
- WPF/E - What and when? Flash Competition
- Windows Workflow
- Windows Cardspace
- Blinq, Script# - Microsoft thoughts on these products
- Visual Studio SP1 - When?
My son showed my
www.linerider.com. This is so cool. You draw lines and then ride the lines. This is so wild.
That was a pretty good game on Saturday. It was so good, I want a rematch.
With Georgia Tech's 49-21 victory over Duke, its now Georgia Week. Beat the rush, Hate Georgia Now!
This year, the game will be in Athens. Tech's last football victory over UGA was in Athen's in 2000. George Godsey ran 27 yards for the game's first score on an option play. The funny part of it was that Godsey was not very fleet of foot so no one covered him as he ran the option. This was Jim Donnan's last game as the coach of Georgia. He was officially fired on the Monday morning, but word has it that the axe started to fall at halftime as GT opened up a 27-3 lead. Since that game, Mark Richt, the new head coach at Georgia, has owned Georgia Tech by going 5-0 against the Jackets. Hopefully, Reggie Ball, Calvin Johnson, and Tashard Choice can lead Tech to victory this year.
My buddy Greg Beamer has authored a free ebook on the DaVinci code.
http://www.lulu.com/content/524631
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