The comments in the article link to a better solution. Virtual path utility - http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.virtualpathutility_methods.aspx

I didn't know about this, it looks very useful.

The sample includes:

* Using the XML data type to store RSS feeds
* Querying XML fields using XQuery with FLOWR statements
* Converting XML data into a resultset using the new CROSS APPLY syntax
* Using the new TRY/CATCH syntax
* Creating stored procedures using C# (shows using SqlContext as well as SqlMetaData and SqlDataRecord classes)
* Creating custom functions using C#
* Creating custom aggregates to convert deliminated data into a resultset (and vice-versa)
* Performing dynamic pivots using the new PIVOT keyword with a custom aggregate

This is a great post, I'll read it in full when I can spare an hour.

Ok, babelfish helped a bit : http://babelfish.altavista.com/babelfish/trurl_pagecontent?lp=nl_en&trurl=http%3a%2f%2fborn2code.net%2f%3fp%3d32

The blog post linked to a preview url of the site : http://preview.microsoft.com/en/us/default.aspx

It seems that the preview only works if you have IE installed (good job MS).

I tried it IE, and it is slow and ugly.

It is either a pity that I don't speack dutch, or that the article is not in english.

I would like to know what the blog post is saying. Maybe I'll try babel fish.

Hi Marcos,

I didn't mean to take a pop at you, and it is good that you added the article.

Rob

Some points are valid, but alot are just plain FUD.

Conclusion: This article is trash. No kick from me.

Looks good, I assume the Symbian dosent have the .NET compact framework?

The tagging feature is great, well done

The tagging looks good, I haven't tried LLBLGEN before but will take a look now.

Will we be able to view a list of our own tags or is it just per story?

Tagging!!! Woo Hoo!

Are there are other features in v2?

Very nice, I love the Office 2007 UI

This is a really great control. I am looking forward to using it in my next ASP.NET project.

I switched a couple of years ago, but this was still helpful.