When Silverlight databinding evaluates a binding expression, it does one of two things. If the object it is bound to inherits from FrameworkElement and there is a DependencyProperty matching the binding expression, it uses FrameworkElement.GetValue to retrieve the value [simplified]. If not a FrameworkElement and not a DependencyProperty, Silverlight falls back to using reflection to retrieve the values. This is problematic if you attempt to data bind to an anonymous type. Continue reading here...

Standard stuff (pulled off our website):Candidate must be highly motivated, innovative and able to work independently. Applicant must be able to communicate effectively and work well in a high performance, fast paced, team environment. Applicants will be tasked with Testing our Software Development Kit, .NET API's, interfaces and class templates for our RFID and Sensor Platform. Candidates will also be testing application user interfaces and may be assisting Technical Support with second level technical...

Standard stuff (pulled off our website): We are looking for a software engineer to join our world-class product development team, which is responsible for the architecture, design and development of GlobeRanger's flagship product, iMotion. This position requires a creative, passionate, and technically strong individual that excels in challenging projects and team environments. * Five or more years experience developing object oriented products and solutions* Two or more years of experience developing...

Since I originally posted this in July, I've gotten absolutely nowhere with Microsoft. I have, however, had a couple hundred google searches for things like “IE7 beta process.start error“. Since then my bug was closed, someone else reopened it, and I've found another similar bug where the IE7 beta and RC take over shell execute and deny programs from being launched. Luckily for me, our workaround was to simply not use the shell (ShellExecute=false) but that definitely isn't an option...

UPDATE (9/7/2006):Microsoft closed my bug without really looking at it. I got “not an IE problem“. Luckily, someone else has picked up the cause and resubmitted with a bit more information for me. If you are having this problem and want it fixed (because ShellExecute=false may not work for you), then go here and vote/validate the bug:https://connect.microso... UPDATE 2 (9/18/2006):Microsoft closed the new bug again without really looking...

A link between event controls in the iMotion Edgeware Platform represents the flow of data in the form of an event and delivered through a method invocation and is the primary way for event controls to “talk” to each other. This in-band communication may not always be the most appropriate way for one event control to execute another event control and an out-of-band method of communication may be more appropriate. ... (more) ...

Scott Guthrie is posting that they're developing a new project type for ASP.NET projects in Visual Studio 2005. I still have no idea why that crackpot (note, "crackpot" is meant to be funny) thought that removing the concept of a project from ASP.NET would sit well with people who had been creating ASP.NET applications for four or more years (with another year for betas). Enough people have complained publicly about it (I have, though not very vocally) that they're putting it back in. And I don't...