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simonech
4 hours, 27 minutes ago
singular.co.nz — Dave explain a better way to detect the response encoding accepted by the browser, parsing the accept-encoding string and taking into account all the ranking and preferred values. read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 3
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crpietschmann
2 days, 10 hours ago
weblogs.asp.net — Then last month while speaking at Orlando ASPConnections, I was demoing some AJAX calls on stage, and an audience member told me that Fiddler will work on 127.0.0.1 with a trailing . on the IP address. So the address ends up like ... read more...
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bradygaster
3 days, 9 hours ago
beefycode.com — Relatively pragmatic statement describing the major shortcoming of all the IoC thingamabobs out there. The main point - each requires special steps that eventually add to the complications. read more...
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category: Architecture | Views: 14
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crpietschmann
3 days, 15 hours ago
blog.madskristensen.dk — The new BlogEngine.NET 1.4 let’s you easily create and distribute widgets like the ones you see on the right hand side on this page. Widgets are basically just small pieces of content and you can leverage the entire .NET Framework to create them. They can pull data from BlogEngine.NET itself or from external sources like web services or remote XML files. Everything is allowed and possible. read more...
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category: Open Source | Views: 6
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crpietschmann
4 days, 19 hours ago
communitycodingcontest.org — Contest entries are now being accepted for the Community Coding Contest! Just register on the site, then go to the Submit Entry page to submit your entry. Remember, don't forget to review the entire Contest Rules before submitting your entry. Also, as soon as your entry is submitted it will be displayed on the website and made available for download for others to see and play around with. When submitting your entry, you will be given the option to enter a url where your project is hosted at, if your already hosting it somewhere, you be able to upload a ZIP file containing your project entry, and you'll be able to upload a screenshot to be displayed on the contest website. Happy Coding and Good Luck!!
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category: Community | Views: 4
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bradygaster
4 days, 22 hours ago
idunno.org — If you're in need of an event-based responsive system that will use WCF services this article is for you. I spent two days working on a way to build a WCF solution that would respond to changes on the server to no avail. Then I read this article, finally understood the way Publish-Subscribe SHOULD work in WCF, and made my goal a reality. Happy day... read more...
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category: Architecture | Views: 10
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crpietschmann
6 days, 18 hours ago
blog.madskristensen.dk — Basically, the IHttpAsyncHandler interface allows you to serve content asynchronously from a HTTP handler. This is great when you need to free up the worker thread to do processing like IO work etc. ASP.NET actually uses fewer threads when it runs asynchronously, which is great for performance and scalability. That’s because each thread is returned much faster to the thread pool. read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 5
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bradygaster
9 days, 10 hours ago
bradygaster.com — Quick custom view file that allows for prototype-js-based auto-rotation of post titles as links to the posts themselves. read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 11
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crpietschmann
9 days, 17 hours ago
pietschsoft.com — The Community Coding Contest will run from July 1 through Sept. 30, 2008. The community will vote to decide the winners. The top 3 entries will each be awarded 1 MSDN Premium Subscription with Visual Studio Team Suite, and the 4th place entry will be awarded Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 and Visual Studio 2008 Professional. Here's an awesome chance to write some code and win some awesome prizes! I am also looking for sponsors to donate additional prizes to give away. read more...
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category: Community | Views: 8
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crpietschmann
9 days, 23 hours ago
pietschsoft.com — The problem with using WebParts with UrlRewriting (or UrlMapping) is the WebPart PersonalizationProvider uses the path of the page being rendered to save/load the personalization state, not the path that was rewritten that the user sees. So, to fix this you just need to create a custom PersonalizationProvider and override all the methods that reference path, and call the base methods but pass in the path that was requested instead of the path being rendered. Here's a SqlPersonalizationProvider I wrote that does this: read more...
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category: ASP.NET | Views: 7
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crpietschmann
10 days, 16 hours ago
blogs.msdn.com — I worked on a more creative/reusable approach to hosting Virtual Earth in a WPF application. If you have looked at any of my previous samples showing how to host Virtual Earth in a WPF app, you'll recall I was using the WinForms WebBrowser control to host an html page that in turn hosts Virtual Earth. Additionally, I used the WebBrowser control's ability to enable communication between managed code and JavaScript. One of the frustrations with this approach is that when using WinForms interop, all WinForms controls take the highest z-order in your app which means you cannot render WPF elements on top of the map. The other thing that has always bothered me about my sample is although it showed how to implement the general approach, it did not wrap all the functionality into a reusable WPF Virtual Earth control. Good news! I have an updated sample. read more...
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crpietschmann
10 days, 16 hours ago
pietschsoft.com — Now that we've Made Sense of the U.S. Census ZCTA ARC/INFO Ungenerate (ASCII) files in Part 1 of this series, we are ready to import the U.S Census ZCTA Zip Code data into a database. In Part 2, we'll create database tables and import the Zip Code Boundary data into those tables in a MS SQL 2005 database. read more...
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category: Database | Views: 2
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