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I am trying to get the Ajax.NET library working against DotNetNuke. If you have had any luck in doing this, please share your experience. It seems that as of right now, DNN is not very conducive to working properly with the library. I think this may take a little work(around) ;-). On another note, this blog post was of interest to me. The author of Ajax.NET has posted that his project is now open source. If you go to the sourceforge.net project site for this library you will see that in fact there...
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I recently saw this article on TheServerSide.NET and thought it was a very well written article on AOP implementation with .NET. The author also did a nice job of discussing the basics of AOP including terms associated with and the overall purpose of the paradigm. A very long time ago I had come across an introductory article in Software Development magazine that focused on AspectJ. Touted as the the world's first Aspect-Oriented compiler, it seemed (at least to me) to speak of the next revolution...
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I have been trying to solve a little problem I have with controlling the serialization of a class I have inherited from CollectionBase to create a strongly typed collection. The class that drove the need for my strongly typed collection is of type HeadlinesArticle and the collection class is HeadlinesArticleCollection: [XmlRootAttribute("Article")] public class HeadlinesArticle { ... } [XmlRootAttribute("Article")] public class HeadlinesArticleCollection : CollectionBase { ... } As you can see in...
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