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SundriedCoder | 6/26/2009 | 0 Comments
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Templated User Controls in ASP.NET for Better Maintainability
Posted By: CodeSpeaker | 7/4/2009 11:27 AM | 0 Comments
More often than not i see redundant code for displaying popups with AJAX and encapsulated markup in copy/paste html containers. This might seem like an easy and fast way to program at first, but as soon as you need to change the popup location of those 50 dialogs, or change the blue backgrounds to green on those 30 rounded-corner containers, you (should) start thinking about how you can improve these tasks. Templating allows us to reuse our controls and to avoid the mess that copy/paste code creates....
How to use compare validator with dd/MM/yyyy format of date
Posted By: ptahiliani | 7/4/2009 2:35 AM | 0 Comments
There is no need to write any custom code if your are trying to validate your textboxes date values which are in UK format. You can use CompareValidator to perform this action. Download the attached project to see the solution in action. Make sure you have set up the page to use the desired culture with <%@ Page culture="your culture" %>. Default.aspx ------------------ <%@ Page Language="VB" AutoEventWireup="false" CodeFile="Default.aspx.vb" Inherits="_Default" Culture="en-GB" %> <!DOCTYPE...
70-503 Study Notes: Creating Services, Part I
Posted By: wes | 7/4/2009 12:03 AM | 0 Comments
/* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt; mso-para-margin-top:0cm; mso-para-margin-right:0cm; mso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt; mso-para-margin-left:0cm; line-height:115%; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:"Calibri","sans-serif"; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;...
Google Analytics in Geeks With Blogs
Posted By: Malcolm Anderson | 7/3/2009 5:56 PM | 0 Comments
Ok, that was cool and somewhat easy. Sign up for Google Analytics add your GeeksWithBlogs (GWB) url (mine is "geekswithblogs.net/geekusconlivus") You will be given a chunk of code. Log into your GWB page, select Options | Configure At the bottom of the page (underneath where it says "Static News/Announcement") paste that code in. Go to a couple of your pages, use some of the navigation. Go back to google analytics and click check status. You should be set. Oh, and if you haven't checked the thirty...
A simple Silverlight CRUD application – part 4: doing the D in CRUD
Posted By: PeterTweed | 7/3/2009 9:23 PM | 0 Comments
This is the final post in a four part series to demonstrate how to use the standard MSFT technologies to implement a CRUD data application in Silverlight. The steps in this post build upon those completed in part 3. The goal of this series is to show those of you who are relatively new to Silverlight how analogous building such an app in Silverlight is to say building it in ASP.NET, Win Forms or WPF. This app is built on Visual Studio 2008 SP1, SQL Server 2008, Silverlight 2.0 and the Silverlight...
Silverlight Cream for July 03, 2009 -- #628
Posted By: Dave Campbell | 7/3/2009 10:17 PM | 0 Comments
In this Issue: Andrej Tozon(2), Walt Ritscher, Chris Klug, Timmy Kokke(2), Koen Zwikstra, and Dan Wahlin. From SilverlightCream.com: Countdown to Silverlight 3 #6: System colors Andrej Tozon continues his Countdown discussing the ability to get to system colors with Silverlight 3B. Countdown to Silverlight 3 #7: Navigation In his latest, Andrej Tozon discusses the Silverlight Navigation aspects of Silverlight 3B and a quick walk-through of it's use. Disable Autoplay on Silverlight Video in Expression...
Using MessagueQueue - Episode 1
Posted By: ReDsKuLLS | 7/3/2009 9:07 PM | 0 Comments
Resumen MSMQ is a component of Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, and will be included in Windows Vista and future server versions of Windows. It allows cooperating applications to send and receive messages to each other—even if the intended recipient application is not running, or the computer on which the sender or recipient application is running is disconnected from the network. Messages are stored and forwarded by MSMQ until they reach the destination queue. A recipient application...
MSbuild Task FileUpdate to replace content in text files
Posted By: Michael Freidgeim | 7/3/2009 8:45 PM | 0 Comments
I wanted to replace some strings in files using my deployment MSbuild script. I've noticed that MSBuild Community Tasks Project has RegexReplace task. But when I've looked in documentation (By the way, it will be good if Reference help will be available online, not only from download) I've realized that the task is applicable for strings(e.g file names) not to content within a file. Almost accidently in one of the posts i've found a reference to FileUpdate task, that support Regex and does content...
Being Sensitive in an Insensitive World
Posted By: RockStarCoder | 7/3/2009 10:43 PM | 0 Comments
SQL Server allows you set a case sensitive collation at both the database and column level but often you will need to do a case sensitive search when everything is case insensitive. Not to worry, you can set the collation directly in the query. /* To test string equality including case when the DB is not case sensitive you must include collation as part of the test as follows: */ declare @mystring1 varchar(10) declare @mystring2 varchar(10) set @mystring1 ='abc' set @mystring2 ='ABC' -- by default...
A practicle guide to gateways on Geeks on a role S01E04
Posted By: Webgui | 7/3/2009 10:27 AM | 0 Comments
The forth episode of Geeks on a role focuses on gateways and how to use them when creating web & cloud applications with Visual WebGui. Geeks on a role is an online show for the Visual WebGui open source developers community. You can watch episode 4 here and previous episodes on the geeks on a role homepage...
My Thesis is Available for Download
Posted By: Victor Hurdugaci | 7/3/2009 5:03 PM | 0 Comments
I want to share with everyone my Bachelor’s thesis. It is called “Sisteme bazate pe reguli, o implementare moderna. Algoritmul Rete” (eng. “Rule based systems, a modern implementation. Rete algorithm”) and it is written in Romanian. Feel free to download it from its page and *please* provide feedback...
Bing VS. Google – A Spark of Search Engine Wars?
Posted By: kariemali | 7/3/2009 9:37 AM | 0 Comments
Bing is a new search engine from Microsoft that has been released exactly one month ago. During this month it has created a lot of buzz. Bing is advertised by Microsoft to be a “Decision Engine” and it seems like there is a general feel, or at least enquiry, about bing constituting serious competition to Google search. After reading Scott Hanselman’s recent blog post comparing Lenovo’s ThinkPad W700 with the W500, I decided to give bing a little try. Google VS. Bing I decided to use google-vs-bing.com...
The faculty is over
Posted By: Victor Hurdugaci | 7/3/2009 3:36 PM | 0 Comments
June was a busy month. I didn’t have time to write anything on blog, even though I wrote some tweets on Twitter. I managed to finalize the paper about Rete algorithm and expert systems. Will publish it soon. Also, I presented it at the faculty and I want to write about this presentation. The Bachelor’s presentation from the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics from the Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania is awful. First of all Read more >>...
C# Constants
Posted By: Jim Lahman | 7/3/2009 8:16 AM | 0 Comments
Moving from C++ to C#, I discovered that constants in the way I was using them are not supported; however, they can be emulated. they are now defined in their own class as static variables; I go a step further by making them private and only available through a property. Before I show a code example, let's explore static further. When a variable is declared as static, the variable is essentially global. All instances of the class share the same static variable. A static variable is initialized to...
A simple Silverlight CRUD application – part 3: updating the U in CRUd
Posted By: PeterTweed | 7/3/2009 12:16 AM | 0 Comments
This is the third post in a series to demonstrate how to use the standard MSFT technologies to implement a CRUD data application in Silverlight. The steps in this post build upon those completed in part 2. The goal of this series is to show those of you who are relatively new to Silverlight how analogous building such an app in Silverlight is to say building it in ASP.NET, Win Forms or WPF. This app is built on Visual Studio 2008 SP1, SQL Server 2008, Silverlight 2.0 and the Silverlight Toolkit using...
A simple Silverlight CRUD application – part 2: creating the C in CRud
Posted By: PeterTweed | 7/3/2009 12:00 AM | 0 Comments
This is the second post in a series to demonstrate how to use the standard MSFT technologies to implement a CRUD data application in Silverlight. The steps in this post build upon those completed in part 1. The goal of this series is to show those of you who are relatively new to Silverlight how analogous building such an app in Silverlight is to say building it in ASP.NET, Win Forms or WPF. This app is built on Visual Studio 2008 SP1, SQL Server 2008, Silverlight 2.0 and the Silverlight Toolkit...
BDUF? I want to go to Fiji!
Posted By: onefloridacoder | 7/2/2009 11:31 PM | 1 Comments
BDUF was especially interesting when I heard Peter Provost and Billy Hollis speak on this topic during their presentations at the PnP Summit last year. Both made points that I could definitely relate to. You see the (embarrassing) thing about this post is that I didn’t know what BDUF was, and was living it everyday, but waterfall was supposed to be OK? I never heard anyone say BDUF until I hooked up with .NET a few years ago (I wrote my first line in December of 2003), even having done a few tours...
TFS Unshelve Changeset Search Wildcard
Posted By: MikeParks | 7/2/2009 10:26 PM | 0 Comments
All of our developers have recently been dealing with a lot of shelving and unshelving in Team Foundation Server to share code. When unshelving shelvesets, we get prompted to fill in an Owner name text box. If you don't know the owners user name, an easy way to search through shelvesets is by entering an asterisk in the Owner name text box and then pressing the find button. This wildcard will bring up all the shelvesets available for you to unshelve. It's a handy little trick when you need to broaden...
Silverlight Cream for July 02, 2009 -- #627
Posted By: Dave Campbell | 7/2/2009 6:56 PM | 0 Comments
In this Issue: Erik Mork(2), Michael Washington, Faisal(2), Andrej Tozon(2), and Jose Fajardo. I feel like I went through a time-warp or something because there is a flurry of SL out there right now. And a couple of folks are just flooding me! Hopefully I can catch up this weekend. From SilverlightCream.com: Downloading Prism Prism apparently is not straightforward to get up on your machine (oops, kinda lets you know I'm not running it eh?) oh well..Erik Mork has a great tutorial links and all, no...
Convert Class Library to Database Project
Posted By: Chris Eargle | 7/2/2009 3:41 PM | 0 Comments
I’ve had this tendency to deploy CLR Functions manually by providing the dll and scripts to the data management team. This has generally worked out great, and I’ve always thought I’d have a dba available to perform the database duties. Imagine my surprise when I could not contact anyone today. Apparently database administrators take their holidays and vacations seriously (it’s Independence Day weekend for my non-American readers). Another developer asked me why I couldn’t deploy my clr functions...
CodeStock 2009!!!!
Posted By: Kirstin Juhl | 7/2/2009 3:09 PM | 0 Comments
I had the honor of speaking at CodeStock this year, and it was an awesome experience. The highlights of the weekend include: 1) Getting picked up at the airport by Alan Stevens with his awesome sign. 2) The pre-conference get-together where I met many of my tweeps FINALLY… and they were all as awesome in IRL! 3) Rocking “Thriller” in Alan’s van after we learned that Michael Jackson had died (RIP). 4) The impromptu pool party at the ghetto hotel where we dueled with the kiddies to see who could be...
Patterns & Practices: Acceptance Test Engineering Guide, Volume I – beta2 released
Posted By: Aaron Kowall | 7/2/2009 2:48 PM | 0 Comments
Microsoft Patterns & Practices group has just released some guidance around Acceptance Test Engineering. This is fortunate timing for me as I’ve been digging into the new testing tools with Team System 2010 in an attempt to incorporate the full testing cycle into my ALM thinking. Look forward to a few posts coming incorporating this work. Technorati Tags: P&P,Acceptance Test,ALM...
Create an ADODB Recordset in code from XML
Posted By: Anne Bougie | 7/2/2009 12:54 PM | 0 Comments
Recently I have been doing some work on an older system using ADODB recordsets. Every now and then we still have to support these old systems. I wanted to create an open recordset in code on the .NET side to pass to the older system, but ADODB really wants an open database connection in order to open a recordset. My first obvious attempt was to create the recordset object, then create the field objects and add them to the recordset. I could create the recordset this way, but I couldn't open it, and...
jQuery Grid Plugin
Posted By: Renso | 7/2/2009 11:52 AM | 0 Comments
Building web-apps using the new MVC-framework for ASP.NET can be challenging if you need to build the boiler-plate code for the SMART controls that come standard with ASP.NET, like the GridView, ListView, etc. However, jQuery's plug-in, jqGrid, makes this easy. Although it can be time-consuming to setup the template that specifies the requirements for the grid, it is easy to duplicate once you have it set up. So basically you specify the columns you want to see in the grid, specify the format for...
OutputCacheAttribute Override/Customization
Posted By: renso | 7/2/2009 11:51 AM | 0 Comments
The scenario: A web app is using the OutputCacheAttribute to set a cache duration for data that has different life spans. The IDE: ASP.NET MVC with Visual Studio 2008 The environment: Web-App on IIS The data that is being retrieved varies greatly in terms of their lifespan: Some data is very static like States, Countries Other data is more fluid, especially during end-user testing, like the load of scripts that have to be fixed occasionally and pushed to production during the day. Especially early...
Firebug Console Quick Reference Guide
Posted By: renso | 7/2/2009 11:48 AM | 0 Comments
Firebug adds a global variable named "console" to all web pages loaded in Firefox. This object contains many methods that allow you to write to the Firebug console to expose information that is flowing through your scripts. console.log(object[, object, ...]) Writes a message to the console. You may pass as many arguments as you'd like, and they will be joined together in a space-delimited line. The first argument to log may be a string containing printf-like string substitution patterns. For example:...
Firebug Network Monitoring Quick Reference Guide
Posted By: Renso | 7/2/2009 11:32 AM | 0 Comments
Network Monitoring Your web app on the server has plenty of tools and ways to measure performance, as well as tools like SQL-Server Profiler for SQL databases. But how do you trace, track and debug client-side code interactively? The use of alerts has been useful but does not support an interactive way for you to interact with the web-page on the fly. To make matters worse, even if you place some traces into your js code to help find the slow functions, etc, network latency may be another cause of...
Default Database Instance in WCF Adapter URI
Posted By: Paul Petrov | 7/2/2009 11:14 AM | 0 Comments
Recently during migration BizTalk project from SQL to WCF adapter had some rather confusing moment. After deploying to test environment WCF ports started generate errors like this: Failed to open Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Common.Channels.AdapterRequestChannel, Faulted Microsoft.ServiceModel.Channels.Common.Channels.AdapterRequestChannel, Faulted System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel, Failed to open System.ServiceModel.Channels.ServiceChannel After few frustrating troubleshooting sessions...
jqGrid Dynamically loading select options
Posted By: renso | 7/2/2009 11:14 AM | 0 Comments
Scenario: You are using the jqGrid to edit rows that contain fields that are of HTML tag type "SELECT". Problem: You do not want to hard code the values of the select tag like in the jqGrid samples. For example: editoption: { value: "FE:FedEx; IN:InTime; TN:TNT" } Solution: For example to load a list of countries dynamically, define the variable before the definition of the jqGrid: //get all countries var countries = $.ajax({url: $('#ajaxAllCountriesUrl').val(), async: false, success: function(data,...
Clearing saved passwords in IE6 and Windows XP
Posted By: Kelly Jones | 7/2/2009 12:07 PM | 0 Comments
I’m building out a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (SharePoint 2007) site for my client. The site uses two different methods of authentication, one for intranet users and one for extranet users. The intranet users will be logging onto their workstations using their corporate domain based username and password. We have one Url in SharePoint for these users, which is set to the out of the box Windows authentication. When the user goes to this Url, IE6 is set to send the credentials to the site, so...
How to stop a run-away SQL transaction
Posted By: renso | 7/2/2009 11:05 AM | 0 Comments
The Problem: Recently was testing my web-app against a SQL-Server 2008 database and got a time-out expired message from the SQL database. No matter what I did after that it just did not want to drop the transaction and I continually got the time-out. I needed to find and stop the SQL transaction. The solution: Sign onto the SQL-Server with the Enterprise Manager. Execute sp_who2 and look for rows that are blocked on another connection (the BlkBy column will have the spid of the blocking connection...
BizTalk Integration with any Java API.
Posted By: Vishal | 7/2/2009 11:13 AM | 0 Comments
Hello All, Recently I am engaged in an Integration project in which I have to Integrate BizTalk Server 2006 R2 with EMC Solutions product called Smarts Software. This Smarts Software exposes a Java API and a Web Service interface. Initially knowing that it exposes a Web Service I felt relief and it would make my life easy but then talking with the Smarts Software people they told us that the Web Service Interface is very naïve and it does not have all the functionality we need for the Integration....
My First BLOG Post
Posted By: JasonJames | 7/2/2009 4:03 PM | 0 Comments
Welcome to my first post. I’m not sure how much time I’m going to be able to dedicate to this BLOG, but hopefully I’ll have some interesting stuff to blog about during my c# development activities (I’m often working on some winforms or webforms stuff for work or even for fun). I’ll keep you posted...
Sorting A Gridview That's Bound To A DataTable
Posted By: Justin | 7/2/2009 9:52 AM | 0 Comments
Seeing as I wrestled with this topic for the better part of a day, I'll post the process here for posterity and for the off chance someone finds it useful. Pardon my lack of proper terminology here. I'd rather get the concept down quickly than look everything up. In your ASPX page, your GridView control needs an OnSorting setting. <asp:GridView ID="SomeName" runat="server" AllowSorting="true" AutoGenerateColumns="false" OnSorting="gvSorting"> Now, in your code behind, you need to have a code...
Justifications for buying a Surface machine
Posted By: Dennis Vroegop | 7/2/2009 2:09 PM | 0 Comments
Tags: Surface A lot of people come to me with the question “why should we, as an organization, invest in Surface?” Or, to be more honest: developers come to me with the question “What can I do to convince my manager to buy us a Surface Unit"?”, which is the same question but more honest. The answer is, of course, the same answer as I give to everyone who asks me for a justification for investing in hard- and software: there needs to be a business case. And in these hard economic times: there needs...
My MVP Award is Renewed!
Posted By: Mohammad Ashraful Alam | 7/2/2009 2:44 PM | 0 Comments
Yesterday I’ve been informed that I’ve gained the Most Valuable Professional award again for next year, in ASP.NET category. This is the third time I have received this award, which is pretty exciting. Here is my MVP profile: https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Ashraful Special thanks to few Microsoft employees including Technical Fellow Brain Harry, Sr. Program Manager Joe Stagner, Lead Product Manager Dan Fernandez and South Asia MVP Lead Abhishek Kant who encouraged and supported me in several...
Building Arduino Controlled Servo Robot (SERB)
Posted By: Szymon Kobalczyk | 7/2/2009 2:05 AM | 0 Comments
Few weeks ego we went to an exhibition in one of Kraków’s malls to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of robotics. Besides some nice exhibits there was also a place where kids could try to build a robot from Lego Mindstorms NXT and Fishertechnik sets. We spent few hours there with my older son Jaś and even managed to build a walking robot. It was fun for both of us so I started looking if we could continue playing with robots at home. Unfortunately most of the sets I found are pretty expensive (starting...
WPF Localization Guidance
Posted By: Adrian Hara | 7/2/2009 1:32 AM | 0 Comments
In case you missed it, a really good whitepaper by Rick Strahl and Michele Leroux Bustamante was published a few days ago on dealing with localization in WPF. At 66 pages long, I found the whitepaper really good, as it takes a hands-on, no-bull approach (in the familiar style of the authors ;) ) on the subject. There is also sample code for download containing examples and some goodies. For those interested, here's a quick summary of the paper (which is NOT supposed to replace reading it): you can...
UppercuT – Added Pre-Task Hooks for Custom Tasks
Posted By: Robz / Fervent Coder | 7/2/2009 12:28 AM | 0 Comments
Tonight I committed pre-task hooks for custom tasks in UppercuT. What has been available up to this point is only the post-task custom hooks. Now you can hook in before a task runs and run your own custom tasks! This is done the same way as the post run custom tasks. The naming convention here is *.pre.build in the name. For example _compile.pre.build would be the pre-task custom tasks for _compile.build. The post task custom tasks are now moving to a *.post.build naming standard. For now using the...
Snapshot of the Silverlight 4 Wishlist
Posted By: slria | 7/1/2009 11:32 PM | 0 Comments
It’s only been about 9 months since Silverlight 2 was released in October 2008, we are nearing the release of Silverlight 3, and already the momentum is building for Silverlight 4. A thread recently has been started on the Silverlight forum to capture people’s wish list. You can read the full forum thread here and add on your own wishes. I’m preparing to finish writing part of a chapter that talks about “The Road Ahead” for our soon to be released Silverlight 3 book so I had some help pulling together...
I am a Microsoft MVP
Posted By: Vincent Maverick Durano | 7/1/2009 11:22 PM | 0 Comments
Today I got a pleasant surprise when I received an email from Microsoft stating that I have been awarded Microsoft MVP Award (ASP.NET) for 2009!! I still can't digest the news !! It was like a music to ears! This is the email I received . Dear Vincent Maverick S. Durano, Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2009 Microsoft® MVP Award! This award is given to exceptional technical community leaders who actively share their high quality, real world expertise with others. We appreciate...
The Tools Do Make a Difference OR How to Justify a New Laptop to Your Wife!
Posted By: Robz / Fervent Coder | 7/1/2009 11:18 PM | 0 Comments
It doesn’t matter how good you are, the tools do make a difference. That is not to discount the skill of the person that is using the tools. That is not to say that the tools are more important than the person. The most important thing is still the abilities of the person. I recently got a new laptop with SSD. I can say this is the nicest thing I have ever had for a laptop. I can also say that I am definitely enjoying what I like to call “instant” Visual Studio. It’s not really instant, but it loads...
A simple Silverlight CRUD application – Part 1: putting the R in cRud
Posted By: PeterTweed | 7/1/2009 7:29 PM | 2 Comments
This is the first post in a series to demonstrate how to use the standard MSFT technologies to implement a CRUD data application in Silverlight. This post is beginners stuff - there’s nothing advanced here. Most readers with some experience of Silverlight will learn nothing from this post, but I want to start at the beginning so those of you who are relatively new to Silverlight can see how analogous building such an app in Silverlight is to say building it in ASP.NET, Win Forms or WPF. This app...
Building Silverlight Business Apps - presentations to Bay .NET User Groups
Posted By: PeterTweed | 7/1/2009 6:51 PM | 0 Comments
In January and March 2009 I presented to the East Bay .NET and San Francisco Bay .NET user groups respectively on how to build business applications in Silverlight. The theme of the presentations was to show how developing line of business applications in Silverlight is extremely similar to other technologies like Win Forms, WPF or ASP.NET. I demoed how to build a simple CRUD application in Silverlight hitting a SQL Server database over WCF. The building of the application during the presentation...
¿Twitter?¿Así, con doble t?
Posted By: José Marcos García Espinosa | 7/1/2009 7:53 PM | 0 Comments
Twitter es un sitio que se basa en la idea de permitir a sus usuarios decir qué están haciendo en ese momento y compartirlo con los demás usuarios que estén interesados en saberlo. Lleva un rato dando vueltas por ahí y cada vez es más mencionado. Ya ha sido adoptado por grandes empresas como una forma de mantenerse en contacto con sus clientes, más bien de forma promocional: Anunciando nuevos productos, descuentos, etc.; pero el verdadero atractivo de Twitter reside en el hecho de que muchas celebridades...
Silverlight Cream for July 01, 2009 -- #626
Posted By: Dave Campbell | 7/1/2009 5:55 PM | 0 Comments
In this Issue: Cristian Merighi, Walt Ritscher, Al Pascual, Vijay, and Faisal(2). Shoutouts: The Mashooo folks have the winning entries up for their S Prize contest. I'd like to thank them for the honor of participating as a judge. I didn't look at any of the games prior to going through the 10 finalists because I didn't want to be swayed. Since I was a judge I won't comment on the winners, but I will say I'm not disappointed :) Check them out ... the other 7 are all winners also! Mashooo S Prize...
XDocument Extension
Posted By: Athenz | 7/1/2009 5:38 PM | 0 Comments
public static class XDocumentExtensions { /// <summary> /// Saves the contents of an XDocument object into a XmlDocument object /// </summary> /// <param name="xDocument">Source document</param> /// <returns>Destination document</returns> public static XmlDocument GetXmlDocument(this XDocument xDocument) { XmlDocument xmlDocument = new XmlDocument(); xmlDocument.Load(xDocument.CreateReader()); return xmlDocument; } }...
Extensions to the OpenXml SDK - Document
Posted By: Athenz | 7/1/2009 5:36 PM | 0 Comments
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.IO; using System.Linq; using System.Linq.Expressions; using System.Xml; using System.Xml.Linq; using DocumentFormat.OpenXml; using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Packaging; using System.Text; using System.IO.Packaging; using DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Wordprocessing; /// <summary> /// DocumentExtensions contains functions to manage the creation, reading and writing of XDocument objects /// that come from an OpenXmlPackage /// </summary>...
SSAS: Creating a Rowset action with the ExecuteSQL .Net stored procedure
Posted By: Darren Gosbell | 7/2/2009 7:42 AM | 0 Comments
A few weeks ago I did a post introduced the ExecuteSQL .net stored procedure for SSAS. Chris Webb asked if this function can be called from Excel 2007 when it is set this up as a rowset action and I figured that this would make a good topic for a blog post. So the following screen shots show how you would go about setting up such an action. As a quick example I cheated a bit and set up an Rowset action that calls the sp_who2 system stored procedure. This way I did not have a depedancy on any particular...
Kudos ODUG
Posted By: Brian Scarbeau | 7/1/2009 4:42 PM | 0 Comments
Today marks the day when the Orlando DotNetNuke User group officially has 200 members. It was a year and half ago that I started this group with about 7 members who came and met on a Saturday morning to discuss issues relating to the best open source web portal, DotNetNuke. Will Strohl was there along with a co-worker. Will has been a great member and now great leader of the group. More recently, Will was in charge of putting together the Day of DotNetNuke held last month at the Microsoft Office...
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