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I had a bit of a rant yesterday about the fact I have had to compromise naming member properties when I've inadvertently created them with the wrong data type. As I mentioned, I found a Dimension attribute collection method in the Planning client...
I'm building a generic helper class to flatten an ADOMD data set to a data table for easier consumption by default and third party .NET controls. I can't rely on the Load method of the data table, nor the CellSet object as in some cases not all...
Well, I'm glad I've been keeping an eye on this WinFX stuff... http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/archive/2006/06/09/624300.aspx
You can invalidate ASP.NET output level cache using cache dependencies. The ASP.NET webform should contain something like this: <%@ OutputCache Duration="60" Location="Server" VaryByParam="None" %> If you need to invalidate...
Saves having to calculate one.. http://montgomerysoftware.com/DLLBaseAddressGenerator.aspx
When deploying the enterprise library to a production server the following errors (or similar) can be fixed by running the 'InstallUtil' utility against the enterprise library assemblies. Failed to fire the WMI event 'DataConnectionOpenedEvent'...
Works with IIS6.0 Windows Server 2003 SP1... public static void Recycle( string host, string poolname) { using (DirectoryEntry apppool = new DirectoryEntry( string .Format("IIS://{0}/w3svc/apppools/{1}", host, poolname))) { apppool.Invoke("Recycle"...
If you are using the @ OutputCache directive on a user control that you are adding programatically you will not receive a reference to the control type directly when you 'LoadControl' . Instead you will be returned an object of type PartialCachingControl...