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Realizou-se a semana passada o DevDays 2009 , o evento anual da Microsoft Portugal destinado a juntar profissionais e curiosos em torno das tecnologias da casa, que este ano foi organizado no campus do Tagus Park do Instituto Superior Técnico . Para mim Read More...
Recently I needed to create a .NET class (C#) that when serialized should contain a CDATA attribute similar to this: <? xml version ="1.0" encoding ="utf-8" ? > < RootNode Type ="zzzzz" Version ="1" > Read More...
This week I participated in the Architect Forum 2008 in Portugal. The event was all about Cloud Computing and the agenda had two sessions: Microsoft’s Cloud Computing Platform : What it is and when to use it, by David Chappell Windows Azure, Padrões de Read More...
Interfacing with Excel Services by means of WCF can be somewhat difficult at first and very subject to a trial and error experience. On my development environment I started by generating the Excel Web Services proxy using svcutil.exe . One of the key Read More...
This next post about WCF will show how to integrate Fault Exceptions and Fault Contracts in your service. As written in MSDN Fault Exceptions are used for "... mapping managed exception objects to SOAP fault objects and SOAP fault objects to managed Read More...
In the first part of this topic, I showed you how to develop a WCF service. In this next part I will show how to implement a client application that calls the exposed service methods, and how to make some enhancements to your service hosting. Ok, so he Read More...
It is typical to have projects based on a client-server architecture where the server publishes a number of services. These services are normally Web-Services, and as so are available through the SOAP protocol. The "traditional" way of implementing Read More...
In a previous post where I talked about using log4net I used one of the alternative ways to initialize and configure the logging services. This post will summarize these alternatives.   1. Programmatic initialization The programmatic initialization Read More...
Continuing from my last post, one thing that you also may want to do when programmatically creating a list is associating a workflow with a given configuration (e.g. Approval workflow when a new item is created in a document library). In the SharePoint Read More...
Folders can be added under a list or under another folder and the way of adding in each case is very similar. Below another example of sample functions. public SPFolder AddFolder(SPList parentList, String title) { // Enable folder creation on the list Read More...
Adding a list is done very much in the same way as a web. You just have to pay attention to were you should get your list template from, because depending if it is a native or a custom list template the place where to get it is different ( SPWeb.ListTemplates Read More...
For my first SharePoint post I wanted to start by some of the basics related to working with the SharePoint Object Model. For sure there are other posts about this on the net, but I think that my blog should also reflect my SharePoint learning experience, Read More...
Recently I had to develop my first Windows Service in C#. I had already done Services in C++, and I was used to launch and debug the Services thru Visual Studio (just by normally hitting F5). I was surprised to see that the normal C# Windows Service code Read More...
Whenever you have the need for debugging some application that by whatever reason cannot be properly debugged in Visual Studio, or even because your application requires some kind of logging/auditing functionality, instead of developing your own tool Read More...