New release of the Data Access Application Block (funny, I thought version 2 had already been released...). Got this from Michael Swanson's blog.
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Notice Darrellhas just created a new workspace for his 'Default Buttons' thing - nice! I posted the original version previously...
Looks like the FeedValidator people have finally fixed their tool...my feed now validates: I believe this should apply to any .TEXT users.
http://rss.com.com/2010-7345_3-5079603.html?part=rss&tag=feed&subj=news Gotta love this quote... "Unlike J2EE middleware, .Net doesn't do much beyond connecting information to the Windows desktop. Companies have moved beyond merely connecting applications but…
Okay, I realise that probably everyone and his / her mother knows this already, but if you want to log ALL errors in an ASP.NET application, the simplest way I've found to do it is in the Global.asax.cs (or whatever codebehind)...simply do this: protected void…
How did I miss this - a whole lovely article on blogs in ASP.NET in the October 2003 edition of MSDN magazine. As usual, you can download a CHM of it here. But MSDN will you PLEASE RELEASE A MS READER VERSION - would it really be that hard...?!
Looks like 411ASP.NET (a mediocre ASP.NET information / links site which used to be really good) has been defaced by a script kiddie...as of 10am (GMT) 22/09/2003
Though I'd post this...basically it'll take an RSS (or other any XML) feed from an external source and transform it using a specified XSLT script (try this one for a basic RSS transformer... rssTransform.xslt) Usage is pretty simple...for example :…
Just got home after a very long day, was meant to be a short day but...well... This was the day we planned to deploy the big site we've been developing for the past 8 months to its' final hosting environment. Unfortunately, the environment wasn't configured as…
Very simple and based on the one I blogged about previously (well not based on the code but based on the same idea). Anyway, hook this up to a link button, pass in a dataset and it'll provide a downloadable Excel compatible file... public class GetExcel {…
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