I wrote a post last week about a memory leak i had introduced in my code due to not properly releasing resolved components through the Windsor IoC container. I wanted to try to make sure that i’d never make that mistake again and this is the approach i came up with. If you’re using an […]
Read MoreCreating a versionable ASMX Web Service is something that was really hard to do in .NET 1.1, mostly because it involved a lot of work and discipline. Creating versionable services has become quite easy with WCF because this is an out-of-the-box feature. But what about those web services you already created and that are being […]
Read MoreMy geek has been obsessed with getting a new laptop carrier. And of course, because he’s my geek, not just any carrier would do. Nope. He had to obsess, spend time on line, obsess out loud, spend more time on line, and drag me to both Idaho Camera AND Buck’s Bags. Nothing was quite perfect […]
Read MoreI had the opportunity to present at the MSDN Unleashed event here in Boise. Thanks to everyone who made it down, it was a great day packed with new technology. (unfortunately my stay was cut short) I was asked if I could make my slide deck and code samples available, so here they are. Enjoy. […]
Read MoreHere’s the situation: we have an application which is used by multiple customers. The application consists of various functional modules. Each customer can use one or many (or obviously all) of these modules. In the past we used to deploy this application for each customer. The configuration file contained various settings that could differ from […]
Read MoreIn my previous post i showed you how important it is to properly release the components you’ve resolved through the Windsor IoC container. At the end of that post, i showed an example where a disposable dependency of a component had to be disposed by the component. Basically something like this: public class Controller […]
Read MoreAgain lots and lots of interesting discussions during the recent Dutch ALT.NET meeting. My employer kindly lent us a nice meeting room to facilitate us geeks. Again, muchos gracias for that. Unfortunately, a number of people couldn’t make it but we did manage to talk about some AAA and BDD technicalities. The code we produced […]
Read MoreWe ran into a huge memory leak this week. A bit of memory profiling with JetBrains’ dotTrace quickly showed that the Windsor IoC container was holding on to a lot of references. It turned out that i actually forgot to release the components i was requesting Windsor to construct for me. I use the container […]
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