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.NET Training, Consulting, Coaching & Development
March 2005 - Posts
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ASP.NET 2.0 has great features for WebParts built in. The next version of SharePoint will be based on ASP.NET 2.0 WebParts. Mike Fitzmaurice has the roadmap for SharePoint and ASP.NET 2.0 WebParts, and what can be done now. A short Read More
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Rory Blyth and Scott Hanselman have done a cool video for TechEd 2005: Revenge of the Sith is number two of the saga. Here is a link to number one. Christian Read More
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With C++/CLI it is possible to use the interior_ptr<> keyword for using pointer arithmetic with value types that are embedded in a managed class. The array keyword is used to create .NET arrays. Here the array consists of 8 int values. array<int>^ Read More
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In a previous blog entry I've shown the transformation of the Accumulate method from a traditional implementation to a generic implementation where the action is passed. This was the result of the last version that does something to every object in a Read More
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Ingo Rammer has done it again - the second edition of Advanced .NET Remoting is available! This time with the help from Mario Szpuszta, a new author from Austria. Mario helped Ingo to update and extend the book to 580 pages (from 404 Read More
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Bart De Smet has some Longhorn milestone dates. Christian Read More
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Microsoft outlined the roadmap for Project Green: Wave 1: 2005-2007 Common role-based shared user interface with Office integration Interoperability with service-oriented applications SQL Server Reporting Services as the default reporting environment Read More
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Following my blog about Generic Delegates and Anonymous Methods, here is more: Generics and anonymous methods can make code a lot more flexible. Following I show different ways to accumulate the balance of Account objects. The Account class is a simple Read More
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Generics and anonymous methods are great improvements of C#. Having a generic collection persons of type List<Person>, the objects of the collection can be accessed with a simple foreach statement: foreach (Person p in persons){ Console.WriteLine(p);} Read More
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Mark Fussell announced the release of WSE 2.0 SP3 on MSDN. With SP3 .NET 1.1 is not required, it also installs with.NET 2.0. Christian Read More
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