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We just spent far too long on what turned out to be a stupid problem ... we kept getting an error telling us that the view did not inherit from System.Web.UI.Page ... unfortunately the guy who was working on the particular view and controller could not...
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Expecting it to be painless to move from Preview 4 to Preview 5 was probably hoping a little too much ... but it certainly wasn't the worst thing in the world. A couple of things did catch me that I didn't find in the notes for upgrade, so I thought...
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A long while ago I got a licence for NDepend ... I had used it previously but only on the trial version, where it had proved very useful in giving me a some pretty graphs that made sense to managment when my words did not. I haven't actually got around...
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I recently got brought on board to a new client where, true to form, a project was in a state of failure - everybody sort of knew it, but nobody would say it out loud. What Was Going Wrong? After my initial assessment, I made a quick decision that the...
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Instead of repeating amongst us why the Entity Framework concerns us, an open letter has been written to hopefully persuade Microsoft to reconsider the Entity Framework, or at least some major aspects of it. To save me repeating it, here is what Dave...
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As the discussion on the altdotnet list continued ( some of it around my blog yesterday ), it became apparent that some people didn't want to use an IoC container - but more confusing was that their objection to the whole pattern was that they thought...
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A discussion on the altdotnet list just came up around logging. After some various suggestions, I asked what was wrong with using optional dependencies and the built in logging facility in Castle Windsor . It seemed the most obvious answer Of course,...
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Oren just posted a link to a presentation that he and Hamilton did at JAOO, explaining Castle ActiveRecord and giving some basic examples of its use within an application, and also touching on some trickier aspects of using an ORM. I cannot recommend...
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As I have just been asked to prototype the front end application for the reference architecture that I have recently designed, I was in need of some help. Here is the thing, I really, really suck at Winforms coding. Give me a web application and I can...
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Oren always amazes me - I think he is psychic! Whenever I have a problem, I almost always find Oren blogged about it a few days before - and today's bugbear is a perfect example. I started the day off with a really weird timeout exception in WCF....
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As it sort of came up via a previous post, and on the altdotnet mailing list ... I thought I would share a little secret with you ... abstracting out legacy systems can be pretty darn simple with a bit of Reflector magic! Step One: Get Reflector You can...
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Update: Re-published from old blog I found a need yesterday to test some code in particular security contexts. After some (as always) prompt guidance from the altdotnet mailing list, I had the (as it turns out) all too simple solution. xUnit includes...
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Update: Re-published from old blog I've done it before, but my mind went totally blank yesterday ... due to some typically quick responses from the Castle Users Google Group ... here is the code to do it for future generations to avoid my same silly...
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