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Lately I’ve been doing some tests on migrating our TFS 2008 installation to TFS 2010, coupled with a machine and domain change. One particular topic that was tricky is user accounts. We installed first a new machine with TFS 2010 and then migrated the projects in the old server. The work items were migrated with the projects. Great, but if I try to edit one of the old work items I cannot save it anymore because some fields contain old user names (ex. OLDDOMAIN\user) which are not known in the new...
Suppose you have three tables in your database where one of them specifies a many-to-many relationship between the other two (example from AdventureWorks): Suppose also that you have a method such as GetVendors(int productID) that will retrieve all the vendors for a given product through the ProductVendors table (that is , the many-to-many table). Now, if this method is exposed via a WCF service, when your client calls it you will see an exception like this one: "System.ServiceModel.Commun...
Just to clarify the different tools that you can use to update/recreate the Team Foundation Server warehouse (relational database and OLAP cube). Warehouse Web Service You can browse and invoke it here (always locally from TFS): http://localhost:8080/Wareh... The Run operation will launch processing of the warehouse (you can check the status of the warehouse with the GetWarehouseStatus operation: it goes from ProcessingAdapters, ProcessingOlap and finally Idle). Processing...
It has been a while since I last posted, but I haven't stopped working :) I am currently on a project involving WPF and WCF. While I am not a big fan of WPF, but I quite like WCF. During the development of our project we run into a very annoying problem with WCF. After some help from Microsoft, we found a solution at last. The problem is very easy to describe. On the one side, we have a WCF service running. On the other side, we have a client with a reference with to this service. Now and then, we...
I have spent quite some time latetly creating two SQL Server Reporting Services reports that read data from a Web services. Given that I had to solve a couple of non-trivial issues and that I did not find much documentation, I have written a few tips in this article. Tip 1: How to specify the value of the WS complex type parameter? Tip 3: How to pass another dataset as XML to the Web service? Tip 2: How to read XML from a database without truncation of the results? Technorati tags: SQL Server, SSRS,...
I have spent quite some time latetly creating two SQL Server Reporting Services reports that read data from a Web services. Given that I had to solve a couple of non-trivial issues and that I did not find much documentation, here are a few tips. Tip 1: How to specify the value of the WS complex type parameter? My Web service received some XML as input and returned some other XML. To create the data source, just specify XML as type and the Web service URL as connection string. This is well documented...
While preparing a demo on BizTalk 2006 I have learned something important abouthe rules. I had created a pretty simple policy with two rules. Both of them changed a field in an XML document according to a field in a database. Whenever I tested the policy all went well. I gave a data connection and a file sample as input to the test and both rules did what they were supposed to do. However, once I started using the rules in an orchestration nothing happened! My first error was the following: 1st....
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) = cryptographic protocol which provides secure communications on the Internet (application layer) [TSL (Transport Layer Security) = SSL successor. SSL 3.0 and TSL 1.0 remain substantially the same] HTTPS = HTTP over SSL HTTPS = URI Scheme indicating that HTTP is to be used but with a different default port (443) and an additional encryption/authentication layer between HTTP and TCP (SSL). Uses SSL as a sub-layer under the regular HTTP application layer and uses port 443...