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.NET Training, Consulting, Coaching & Development
Data & XML
Data & XML
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I've stored an invoice from the Internet as XPS for later printing. Now printing with the XPSViewer.exe fails with an exception because it demands permission for UnmanagedCode.
Instead trying to find a fix for the application I've written a small program Read More
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The AMD Server Workstation Roadmap lists processors with 6-core (Istanbul, 2009), and twelve-core (Magny Cours, 2010).
Parallel computing is becoming more and more important, e.g. Parallel LINQ.
Christian Read More
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Bei der .NET User Group Austria geht's am Donnerstag, 27. März um SQL Server 2008:
usergroups.at
New Data Types (DATE, TIME, FILESTREAM, Spatial, HierarchyID
Table Valued Constructors
Table Valued Parameters
Data Compression
MERGE T-SQL
Change Read More
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It took some time after the first alpha (which was available for Beta 1 of Visual Studio 2008) - now a new version of LINQ to XSD is here:
LINQ to XSD Alpha 0.2
Christian Read More
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Dan Wahlin posts about LINQ and Lambdas and Sprocs... Oh My!
With his post he defines a complex LINQ query to join several tables from the Northwind database:
public IEnumerable
GetOrderDetails(int orderID)
{
NorthwindDataContext db = this.DataContext; Read More
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Scott Hanselman likes the VB 9 support of integrating XML in the language. That's why he found a way to create mixed language assemblies.
Another option to get strongly typed XML support to C# is by using LINQ to XSD. Using this is there still an advantage Read More
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In der aktuellen Ausgabe der dotnetpro gibt es ein dotnetpro.tv Video zu LINQ! Read More
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Scott Guthrie has some great information on using LINQ with ASP.NET. Read More
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LINQ Part 5: how to use custom extension methods with query expressions. Read More
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What's the difference between XQuery and LINQ? Read More
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LINQ part 4 shows what's behind query and lambda expressions. Read More
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LINQ part 3 shows filtering and sorting XML data using XLINQ and XSLT. Read More
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Part 2 of the LINQ series shows show to filter and sort using data from the database.
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Today accessing object lists, databases, and XML requires a different syntax for every of these technologies. LINQ (Language Integrated Query) makes it possible to use the same syntax accessing all of these technologies.
In this and some follow-on blog Read More
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Did you miss something like activity diagrams with Visual Studio? Visual Studio 2005 includes some cool designers such as a class designer, application designer, system designer... There's a good reason an activity diagram is missing. A diagram that can Read More
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Office 12 was one of the products that was demonstrated at Bill Gates PDC keynote.
When users have been asked about the features they would like to have in the new Office version, 9 out of 10 users asked for features that are already available. So the Read More
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At PDC keynote Microsoft Max was shown. Jim Allchin asked a team of six developers to create a sample application using WinFX. The result is Microsoft Max, a cool picture sharing application! This application makes use of WCF for peer-to-peer communication, Read More
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Yesterday evening I arrived in Los Angeles (some hourse later than expected because of a cancelled flight). Sunday morning I checked in at PDC. In the bag there's an interesting poster about the major namespaces of WinFX.
Here I'm skipping Read More
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Lately I've posted about creating Word documents with XSLT. Office 2003 has another cool XML feature: I needed data from an Excel sheet in a special format for processing. With XML schemas this can be done very easily: Create an XML schema With the Excel Read More
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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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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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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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Andrew Conrad has some good notes about ObjectSpaces transparency and delay loading.
Christian Read More
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Tim Sneath blogs about ADO.NET 2.0 features.
Christian Read More
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Matt Warren blogs about why the ObjectSpace team did the move from XPath to OPath: The Power of the Dot. Great post!
I think ObjectSpaces is a great technology that will play an important role with enterprise applications. See my blog about Enterprise Read More
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Filling a DataSet with multiple tables can be done by sending multiple requests to the database, or in a faster way: Multiple SELECT statements can be sent to the database server in a single request. The problem here is that the tables generated from Read More
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