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.NET Training, Consulting, Coaching & Development
September 2004 - Posts
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With my last blog about creating Word documents with XSLT I've shown an example to do a very simple document. Here I'm showing how to create a table using Word. The same XML file as before is used: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><Courses> <Course Read More
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Congratulations to the new Microsoft Regional Directors: Scott Watermasysk, Doug Seven, Drew Robbins and Jonathan Goodyear! Great to have you on board! Scott, thanks for the blogging tool :-) Christian Read More
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Last month I've missed a important blog from Matt Tavis: he blogs about deprecating the SoapFormatter for .NET 2.0. This is a good idea! The SoapFormatter is misleading to offer platform independence with .NET Remoting. With .NET Remoting the Read More
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I've received a copy of my newest book: Pro .NET Network Programming! This book once was a book with a red cover. The new edition (Apress) it not only updated for .NET 1.1, it also covers programming with raw sockets and IPv6. The chapters: Networking Read More
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Beat's core messages from his presentations at JAOO 2004. Christian Read More
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Visual Studio .NET 2003 only allowed referencing assemblies in the form of a library. With Visual Studio 2005 it is also possible to reference Executables :-) There's still no way to build modules with Visual Studio (csc /target:module) - but who needs Read More
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The XML Editor of Visual Studio 2005 shows the elements that are allowed according to the XML Schema. The editor not only shows the elements and attributes that are possible where the cursor is positioned, it also shows some documentation about the elements Read More
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Using the Office Schemas it is easy to create Microsoft Word 2003 documents.
Let's start with this XML document:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><Courses> <Course Number="MS-2524"> <Title>XML Web Services Read More
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Since my last blog about new user groups in Europe, INETA was growing again. Strong in Germany and the UK! Norway, NNUG Kristiansand Sweden, Sweden .NET User Group UK, Thames Valley User Group.net UK, VBug South West User Group UK, VBUG - UK Midlands Read More
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I've received a question how to convert multiple XML elements to a values for a single attribute. Here is the information about how this can be done with XSLT. The XML source: <Article> <Head> <Title>.NET Enterprise Read More
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