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Top 5 common programming mistakes .NET developers must avoid http://amazedsaint.blogspot.com/2010/02/top-5-common-programming-mistakes-net.html
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Hi, For your client application to programmatically connect to SQL Server 2005 database residing in a remote server, all you need in the client computer is the .net framework. If you use the classes in System.Data & System.Data.SQLClient namespaces in your code, you should be able to connect to the...
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Guys, checkout Silverdraw. Silverdraw is realtime white board that can sync information between various participants, using Silverlight + WCF Polling Duplex. Presently this is a just a POC implementation. Users can draw together in the white board, and may chat each other. How to start 1 - Read this...
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Thanks, Arun
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Is there any problem in this class design? public class Users : List<users.user> { public class User { public int UserId { get; set; } public string UserName { get; set; } public string Password { get; set; } public string Email { get; set; } } }
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Just published a new code project article, around System.Dynamic namespace and MEF This article is mainly around doing some fun stuff by scratching the back of System.Dynamic namespace introduced in .NET 4.0 System.CompositionModel namespace (Managed Extensibility Framework or MEF - http://mef.codeplex...
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Have you ever wrote an Operating System, even if it is very simple? If you've ever tried, you know that it is a fun thing to do. :) Just Blogged about Cosmos, if you want to develop an OS in C# - Have a look at the same here
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Hi All I am getting some following error from NUnit while loading an assembly. Assembly Not Loaded System.ApplicationException : Unable to load Sample1 because it is not located under the AppBase ----> System.IO.FileNotFoundException : Could not load file or assembly 'Sample1' or one of its...
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Hi All I am planning to write a Static Generic class, for Serialization. Is there any problem if I create a Static Generic class? Because some one in my team told that its not a good practise to make static classes Generic. Its utility class and chances of using this class as base class is less.
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It depends on your binding. If your binding supports session, then it'll be per session. I just wrote a quick WCF app, and drilled down in debug mode. As you might see, if you examine OperationContext.Current.InstanceContext and examine the Behaviour, you'll find useSession set to true, which...