I’ve taken a lot of heat, here at home, since the man cave post. Although I have my geek’s permission and full support to write about his, um, idiosyncrasies, , it appears that the sharing of the feelings for the Dave Cave was too much. What upset him the most, however, was the fact that […]
Read MoreAs I already mentioned in a previous blog post, I?m kind of (re-)learning HTML and CSS. The best way for me to pick things up again is by getting my hands dirty and work myself through a simple example. So I decided to work on some sort of prototype of a web application without using […]
Read MoreWhen you create an entity model, a few mapping files are created for you; namely .cdsl, .ssdl, and .msl. Right about now you may be saying to yourself, I don’t see those files anywhere. That is because they are actually stored as a resource in the assembly you created your entity model. When you create […]
Read More{? Removed big long story about how I ended up writing this post which provides no value to the blog?} Summary of big long story to at least give a little context as to why (yet another post on optional parameters): I threw an idea out to the Moq discussion group of how we could […]
Read MoreA typical way for invoking a non-public method of a class is by using reflection. This can come in handy in a number of cases. One typical scenario that comes to mind is when the designers of the .NET Framework or another 3rd party framework decided to bury a class or a method as internal […]
Read MoreIf you?ve been using CSS for a while, then this post will probably teach you nothing new. I just wanted to state the obvious even if I?m the only one who benefits from it. While I was (re-)learning CSS, I came across these two properties called margin and padding. At first, they seem to be […]
Read MoreGiven: One Windows Service, written in C#, using SQL Reporting Services via the SSRS web services. MyApp.Service waits for work requests to come in, and when it finds them it uses SSRS to generate some PDFs (among a bunch of other stuff). The Windows Service code is in one project, “myapp.service,” and the code that […]
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