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Body: You can never have enough naming standards guides. I've been working on a project for the last nine months with about 15 other developers. We're coding in C# in VS2005 and the standards that were provided covered camel casing, pascal casing...
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Body: <NoteToSelf> I had some issues with SelectedValue() on a WinForms ComboBox when adding values dynamically to it and used this: public class ComboValues { private string _key; private string _value; public string Value { get { return _value;...
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Body: We've been doing a lot of work with DataSets recently on this project and have had some issues on standards for creating new DataTables and TableAdapters. We have tried to enforce having DataTables with TableAdapters that directly reflect the...
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Body: I have been doing a lot of work recently with Strongly typed datasets and table adapters. We have found that the standard 40 seconds for some methods just wasn't enough...mainly due to big batch processes that call in large amounts of data in...
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Body: I'm sure this is an obvious one, but this is a nice use of the new List with Generics: List < DirectDebitsRequestPayment > payments = new List < DirectDebitsRequestPayment >(); DirectDebitsRequestPayment payment = new DirectDebitsRequestPayment...
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Body: I was looking for a way to call a stored procedure asynchronously and Keyvan Nayyeri's article which does just that. This can come in handy where you do not want to increase the timeout of a stored procedure but have some serious processing...
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Body: You
can add your own custom shortcut to build only the current project (and its
dependencies). Go to Tools | Options and under Environment, click Keyboard.
Type Build.RebuildSelection in the ‘Show commands containing:’ text box. Then
type in your...
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Body: Cursors are the bane of performance life for me at the moment! I've been looking at rewriting some stored procedures with temp tables and found this article which clarifys things for me a bit more between variable tables and temp tables. Category...
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Body: Big talk around this area which I have recently experienced first hand on the project I am on... this article has a great explanation of it. Most definately the way to develop code. Category: Microsoft .Net Development Published: 11/7/2006 12:00...
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Body: I've been looking into Release management and versioning assemblies in .Net 2.0. Joshua shows a good way of using a nant script to do this automatically. Joe's blog explains how you can do this in one location using a SolutionInfo.cs file...
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Body: Being having some fun with ClickOnce deployment using Mage and some certificate signing. Found a good article by Brian Noye's discussing this. Category: Microsoft .Net Development Published: 11/5/2006 12:00 AM Read More...
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Body: Was looking for the quickest way to list all the web servers on a server with their IDs: C:\Inetpub\AdminScripts\adsutil.vbs enum w3svc /p Category: Microsoft .Net Development Published: 11/2/2006 12:00 AM Read More...
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Body: Saw this on MSDN, has a great list on 10 add ins. Always wondered how people format up code in their blogs...now I have the answer! Also downloaded Firefox 2.0, gotta love the spell checker built in to Input fields in a web page...great for blogging...
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Body: Always a handy tip: In Visual Studio Choose "Options..." from the "Tools" menu. Expand "Source Control" in the treeview. Click "Visual Studio Team Foundation Server" in the treeview. Click the "Configure...
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Body: I've been using the new Web Services Factory and am looking into the arguments behind Exception Shielding the internal workings of the Web Service when firing SoapExceptions. Found some great articles from Eric that explain how you can shield...
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Body: I've been looking into the Exception Handling Block which is part of the Enterprise Library January 2006 . There is a good article on DevX which goes over defining Policies, using the Enterprise Library Logging Block and also Custom Handlers...
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Body: Found this article and it's well worth a read...hit some high notes with me and I'm glad I'm on the right track by knowing these things so early on. Category: Microsoft .Net Development Published: 9/25/2006 12:00 AM Read More...
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Body: Found lots of talk from TFS community about a new Mailing List which Grant Holiday has set up in the East. I've never been a big fan of mailing lists due to the way I use my inbox as a kind of read and archive style approach in GMail or tag...
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Body: I've been trying to set up my development machine with DotNetNuke 4.3.4 and get it debugging in Visual Studio. I can't find too much documentation on standards for where this should be placed or configurations for new modules or debugging...
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Body: "REDWOOD SHORES, Calif. 14-JUN-2006 Today, in an event hosted by Oracle President, Charles Phillips, Oracle unveiled plans to help customers and partners more easily control, secure and manage large volumes of unstructured content. With Oracle...
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Body: I've been doing some .Net 2.0 development with a Web Service to communicate with the DM server via the COM API. I have written a Class Library which both a Windows Forms app uses and a Web Service uses. I've deployed these to a standard...
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Body: Was reading Steve Sofian's blog on his journey with Hummingbird to IBM Document Manager ingetration and wondering about whether Microsoft will bother to integrate with IBM DM themselves. Hummingbird are making mad efforts to integrate with Sharepoint...
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Body: In the last major web application development I worked on we auto generated a whole data layer based on a defined database schema. Microsoft have popped their heads up now with ADO.NET advancements and are offering up their own Entity type objects...
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Body: Not a bad
little site on Enterprise Content Management: http://www.aiim.org/index.asp An interesting plug for RedDot CMS too: http://www.aiim.org/article-docrep.asp?ID=31517 Oh, and if
you were ever confused what ECM is…have a look at this: http...
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Body: Slowly the wheels at M$ are turning now that Sharepoint 2007 release gets closer. There's a good article that's just been published on Sharepoint for CMS 2002 users which clears up a few unanswered questions I had. I'm downloading Vista...
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