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March 2002 - Posts
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Dave wonders: "Ingo Rammer spotted another .NET developer who started a weblog. Something's going on here."
For clarification, yesterday's .NET bloggers aren't from Microsoft. They are just somewhat "well known" in the .NET community due to their great Read More
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And it's going on ... yet another .NETter who got a weblog. Welcome Tomas! Read More
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Ok. Now I read a little bit more of Web Services/SOAP and CORBA. It seems that the author tries to compare them for classic distributed applications (like customer management applications in a corporate LAN). In this case he is probably right that Read More
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Web Services/SOAP and CORBA: This paper is written from a CORBA point of view and the author tries to trash Web Services. I have to admit that I did not yet read the whole thing but I found one interesting bit: In section nine, the author talks Read More
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Sam Gentile seems to like Radio: Wow! 5 minutes to up and running! Ingo Rammer, you are right. This is much easier! Read More
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Another .NETter is about to start a WebLog. Welcome Sam! And by the way, you really should look into using Radio, it's just way more comfortable. Read More
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Ok. I figured out how to persuade Radio Userland to render the latest day's posts in a form that can be included directly on the main page of http://www.dotnetremoting.cc. If anyone's interested how this works, just tell me and I'll write a short summary Read More
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Gartner.com, 3/25, Note FT-15-9819: Gartner Warns Oracle Customers to Check License Fees. It seems as if some Oracle salespeople charged their customers a little too much. Just think about what would have happened if Microsoft did things like Read More
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[CNET] Hasso Plattner, co-chairman of SAP says "This industry will not survive in the next 20 years with applications built by a few big companies," Plattner said during his keynote speech. "This industry will only survive if there is a community Read More
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Just for your information, a Rotor mailing list can be found at http://discuss.develop.com/dotnet-rotor.html. Read More
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Some people recently discussed about the security issues of running Radio (or any other desktop webserver) on a machine which is accessible from the Internet. Well, I sometimes also want to blog while on the road. In this case I simply open a SSH Read More
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Oh yes, and maybe John and I will get a chance to see how fusion really resolves assemblies ... Read More
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Rotor is brilliant!
There are large parts of the .NET Remoting framework inside. The most interesting are in sscli\\clr\\src\\bcl\\system\\runtime\\remoting and in sscli\\managedlibraries\\remoting\\channels and remoting\\metadata. Wow! There is just Read More
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.NET Remoting: Today Peter posted his Jabber channel for Remoting. It allows you to use the jabber instant messaging infrastructure for distributed applications. Cool stuff, indeed.
[...] special thanks are due to Ingo Rammer for helping us out with some Read More
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The full source for a CLI implementation which is strangely similar to the CLR can now be downloaded, perused and extended [Peter Drayton's Radio Weblog]
Ok. I guess today's evening program has been defined with this release ... ;)
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I need an easy to use "todo" list. Maybe I just need to make a "todo" category. [deem] In fact that's exactly what I do. All the aggregator posts for which I don't have the time to read them (at the instant I see them) get posted to a "must Read More
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Annother Microsoft blogger: Wolfgang Manousek. This time it is an actual developer. [deem]
Welcome! Just be sure not to violate corporate policy by telling us too much about your heap corruption bugs. Well, in fact do tell us ... at least I like Read More
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Some days ago, Sami Jaber of http://www.dotnetguru.org asked me if he might translate my article on the performance of .NET Remoting vs. ASP.NET Web Service to French - of course I agreed.
So if you're French, you can now read this translated Read More
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The DevCon was great, I had a blast, .... [Simon Fell]
Somehow too bad that it's been too far away from here ... (if you wonder, I'm in Austria, Central Europe) Read More
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Cool! Dave now published a Text-editing cheat sheet. Thanks [Sam Ruby's Radio Weblog]
Thanks from here as well! Read More
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Wow! That's customer service. It's sunday and Jake from Userland fixed my bug in fewer than 24 hours. Let's face it, this software is $39 - and I somehow didn't expect this bug to be fixed that quickly. Incredible. Thanks!
Dave, you can really Read More
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While playing with Radio during the last days, I noticed what a lot of other radio users must have noticed before: There is no configuration setting for the date format but instead the date/time format of the local machine is used when rendering Read More
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Dave already has "[...] an idea what change caused this problem." - That's been fast. Read More
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I'm still playing around with Radio - and some problems really bug me right now. This is also the reason why the calender on the right side doesn't work yet.
Oh, and yes all the old links still work and will continue to do so! Read More
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I'm currently in process of migrating this weblog to Radio Userland.What I did not yet figure out is how to include the last day's posts directly on the main page of dotnetremoting.cc. [and btw, I'm not going to host the blog in the radio cloud Read More
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After KeithBa, there's a new Microsoft blogger in town. Welcome Mike! (hopefully he keeps it going with more power than Keith ;-)) Read More
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I'm on the train again. This time I'm travelling back from Linz, Austria where I did a talk on .NET Remoting at the computer science department on invitation by Dr. Moessenboeck [1]. There were about 30 to 40 people, mostly assistent professors and Read More
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Today I had a somewhat interesting discussion with one of my co-workers whom I really respect. He has been working in the IT business as a software developer and project manager for ages now [1] - in fact he's one of the guys who used punch cards Read More
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I currently have absolutely weird e-mail problems (for about two weeks now). Some outgoing mails just disappear without notice and some incoming mails get bounced to their senders just to work when resent some minutes later. If you sent me an email during Read More
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John "was away working on yet another secret project [...] life-changing [...]". I can only confirm. He told me a little about it and this one definitely will turn out quite interesting [that is, for the ones working there]. It's somehow Read More
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When questioning Emacs as a blogging tool some days ago, I knew that one of you would respond. I just didn't think that it would be Peter: "I might even be able to switch completely back into Emacs and declare this weblog a "Radio Free Radio-free Read More
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By the way, I just received some little gifts from Redmond. The best one is this signed T-Shirt from the development leads for Remoting and Security (Brian and Peter) and some of their developers:
This is just too cool. Thanks guys Read More
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As I'm currently on the train for the next two hours I finally got the time to post the first .NET Remoting vs. ASP.NET Web Services performance tests which I announced years ago. You can read this article here. Read More
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- BREAKING NEWS: Amazon has published the final price of my book. It's 30% off now. Click here to pre-order.
- 11:55 pm CET. While ego-surfing on Google, I noticed that some of my source code has found its way into IBM Websphere Portal Read More
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- 9:55 pm CET. Huh. I guess I should really look into Jabber. Today two people from the blog community contacted me independently and told me that they're working on a Jabber channel for .NET Remoting ;-)
We're in blogworld, you guys should Read More
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- 10:14 pm CET. As Peter mentioned yesterday, working ICorProfilerInfo::SetILFunctionBody is "Cool!". But it comes at a prize. What I did some days ago was to replace the IL body with a predetermined destination IL.
Of course this is not Read More
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Wow! In the last ten programming hours I learnt more about the C++ than ever before.
As I said yesterday, I'm currently playing around with MSIL-injection during the JITter phase. Unfortunately this is only possible with C++ which I've never Read More
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Somehow John's idea about intercepting the JITter to extend/replace a method's IL by using ICorProfilerCallback got me hooked.
The only problem is that I [don't laugh] have never written any C++ before, so I'm currently iterating my way in a trial-and-error Read More
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I finally managed to bring the complete introduction to my upcoming book Advanced .NET Remoting online. You can find it here. The book got a little longer than originally planned and is now a little more than 400 pages (I haven't seen the Read More
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