By Gary Woodfine on
26/05/2009 16:03
In this post I provide details on how to use the Service Factory, provided by the team at Microsoft patterns and practices. This is partly for my benefit and also for whoever would like the information. I will not be providing exhaustive information about this awesome bit of kit, but I will be supplying enough information to get you started on it
As I have mentioned previously I like to use...
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By Gary Woodfine on
22/05/2009 12:11
aspnet_wp.exe could not be started. The error code for the failure is 80004005. This error can be caused when the worker process account has insufficient rights to read the .NET Framework files. Please ensure that the .NET Framework is correctly installed and that the ACLs on the installation directory allow access to the configured account.
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By Gary Woodfine on
20/05/2009 09:13
In this post I provide instructions on how to set up a virtual network of Virtual PC’s on the same laptop.
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By Gary Woodfine on
18/05/2009 13:52
Somewhat confusingly, Visual Studio offers two ways to create an ASP.net-powered web application. In this post I discuss the differences between them and provide details as to which situation is best to use either.
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By Gary Woodfine on
10/05/2009 14:42
Visual studio provides great support for the software development using XML files. This quick tip illustrate how easy it is to generate XML Schema (.xsd) files from an existing XML file.
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By Gary Woodfine on
17/04/2009 21:32
In this post I quickly touch on some cool language features in C# 3.0.
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By Gary Woodfine on
17/04/2009 21:32
This post is the second post of a series highlighting some of the new enhancements of the C# Language. The first part can be found here
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By Gary Woodfine on
17/04/2009 10:22
If you are like me and like to have a look at the MSIL that the C# compiler generates you will no doubt be regularly accessing the ILDASM tool that comes with the .net framework. However it can be tedious having to navigate the file system in order o find the tool. In this post I briefly discuss the ILDASM tool and provide instructions on how to set it up as menu option and button on the VS toolbar.
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By Gary Woodfine on
16/04/2009 19:14
The C# language is progressing with every release and there are always nice little features that make coding using the .NET framework a real pleasure, today I would like discuss one of my personal little favourites, Automatic Properties.
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By Gary Woodfine on
16/04/2009 13:09
In this post I provide a brief explanation on how to use the new Visual Studio class diagram tool that is shipped with visual studio 2008
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