Finally after spending hours building 3 servers (to do the job of the primary, mirror and witness) and installing SQL Server 2005 Enterprise with SP2 all sitting in the same domain. I was ready to try out Database Mirroring which arguably is one of the main reason people can justify the cost of purchasing the Enterprise edition.
It should be easy, fill in the wizard and bob's your uncle, your trusty database is ready for instant uninterrupted failover goodness. In my case it all fell over with the...
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I want to have RadioButton with Image instead of text, that clicking on image the check-box will be selected
In the thread it is shown Radio button (without any text) and image on it's side.(but not inside radio-button)
<asp:RadioButton ID="RadioButton2" runat="server" GroupName="A1"
/><asp:image runat="server" id="Image2" /><br />
Radiobuttonlist Image Setting thread suggests to use code
RadioButtonList1.Items.Add(New ListItem("<img src=""" + s + """/>",...
If you are on the mailing list for the Melbourne SQL Server User Group you will already be aware of this, but I am doing a talk on Tuesday night on the new BI features in SQL Server 2008. You can find the details here: http://www.sqlserver.org.au/events/ViewEvent.aspx?EventId=332 If you are going to be in town feel free to drop by and say hello...
It was a nice day out today, so I decided to take my trusty old notebook out with me and work on some comic ideas. Here is what I have so far: Support Calls (hilarious ones related to SharePoint, if you have ideas e-mail me or contact me with them real life fuels the best stuff) Twitter Mockery and Fun Something related to how devs always have a ton of windows open and need a billion gigs of ram, especially when they need a SharePoint VPC Ability to create multiple alerts (user hilarity...
I'm all about trying new things, because I believe I am ADHD and get very bored at work sometimes. So my boss and one of my fellow colleagues threw at me a couple of requirements for our newest set of sites. We are working on some sites for various offices, which I think will be really cool. Some of the things that they wanted were the ability to see a set of global links and site specific links on the quick launch bar. They wanted something dynamic, so one of the other devs wondered if we could...
I've found in my source code library a few custom ASP.NET controls that could be useful for someone.
ASP.NET custom control TextFileViewerControl
ASP.NET composite control FromToTextBoxes...
Joel Neubeck back with more flipping tiles, BradleyB on VSLive Orlando Presentation, Shawn Wildermuth on Uploading, John Evdemon on User Context, and Dan Wahlin on DotNetRocks!
From SilverlightCream.com: Silverlight Flipping Tiles Animation Joel Neubeck wasn't satisfied with me sitting and clicking his flipping animation from the last time I posted about it... this time he has an entire page of auto-flips! Since I don't have an iPhone, I'm not familiar with this, but it's dang cool... and what's...
As one of my colleagues put it, "We all struggle to stay up to date on our new technologies." To that point, he let me know about a goldmine resource for learning ADO.Net Data Services quickly: Great Screencasts ADO.NET Data Services - Surfacing Data ADO.NET Data Services - Querying with URI's ADO.NET Data Services - A Basic .NET Client ADO.NET Data Services - A Basic AJAX Client ADO.NET Data Services - A Basic Silverlight Client ADO.NET Data Services - Querying with LINQ ADO.NET...
Richard Seroter published useful utility to store/retrieve configuration settings in Enterprise SSO database. I added some more functionality to it.
First, I added Export/Import functions allowing to actually save values in the external XML file (Richard's implementation allowed storing only field names, calling for extra work should you delete and restore SSO aplication). I kept file format the same so the usage scenarios are:
Saving configuration: 1.1 Create application; 1.2 Save to XML; 1.3...
Ok, myself and a couple of colleagues spent a ton of time today scratching our heads because of an odd behavior in Rhino Mocks. Basically, we set an expectation, set the expectation to repeat only once, and then were surprised to see a passing test when we knew the actual code was calling the expectation too many times. So we created the below example. The test in the example should fail, but it passes.
using NUnit.Framework;
using Rhino.Mocks;
namespace UnitTests
{
public interface IMyTestInterface
...
Written by: Michael Stephenson (http://geekswithblogs.net/michaelstephenson)
The Scenario
This is a common scenario with potential BizTalk solutions. You are implementing a process which needs to be triggered at specific points. The problem you have is that BizTalk doesn’t really do scheduling. There are service window features in BizTalk where you can control when messages can be received or sent, however this depends on a message being already there.
What you really want is a trigger to start...
You may have heard, some folks are wondering why they haven't received a stimulus check like everyone else. You may have even heard ME bitching about it, or maybe you're one of the ones affected. Here's what I got in my inbox today: Dear Valued Customer, We want to provide you with the most up–to–date information about the tax rebate to which you may be entitled. Recently, you may have received a letter from the IRS advising you when to expect your Economic Stimulus Payment (rebate)....
The Chicago Architecture Group will be holding a presentation on June 5th. Below is the information and a link to register. I hope to see you there.
Service Oriented Architecture Myth and Reality ; A Report from the Front Lines
by David Dickinson
Followed by open forum
http://chicagoarchitectsgroup.eventbrite.com/...
So its been 5 months since my last post...
My wife is expecting! We'll be a family of 4 sometime in November
Work is still cruising along pretty well
One of my sites, http://halocharts.com, has grown significantly in the last 5 months. It is now getting 2000-2500 unique visitors a day and is tracking over 45,000 Halo 3 players and counting!
Been learning WPF and Silverlight and really like it a lot. Not so sure I want to do anymore Flash work when I can write C#. ...
If you never saw Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show, you're obviously much younger than me, and you missed a great TV show. He did a bit with Doc Severinsen where he'd ask audience members to name a song that they didn't think the band would know. Of course, Doc and the band would always play *something*, making up words as they went, and that was the really fun part of the bit. Then they'd turn it over to the audience member to sing their song, which was generally unusual, but not nearly as entertaining...
I, together with the majority of the 60 million people living in the UK, watch TV on a regular basis, and I am not here to complain about the declining quality of TV over the years or the general quality of TV ads, as you might think due to the title of this article. I actually think that we do have good TV ads in place today, together with some bad ones as there will always be, and today's TV experience can be pretty selective, with satellite and on demand content, which makes watching good TV a...
While working on an ASP.net application, we had a certain page where we wanted to conduct a search that takes about 30-45 seconds to complete.
To desist from holding the page output for all that while this search took place, we decided to make it look more interactive for the user using some nifty AJAX.
The following are the steps we took..
Started the search on page load on a separate thread using BeginInvoke()
The IAsyncResult returned by BeginInvoke() was saved in a session variable.
...
Hey all,
Been busy working, working and working. I am moving most of the content here to my new blog, hosted by www.PlanetMagpie.com:
www.thesharepointinsider.com
Please come take a look. We are hosting this on Windows SharePoint Services (WSS 3.0) with the CKS:EBE solution deployed. Lots of good stuff.
Best wishes,
Will Pritchard
SharePoint Developer...
Well its not great but as they say...the shoemakers kids have no shoes....
I finally put together a website for my company. Unfortunately I don't have time to do it properly, yes I used one of those cheesy templates (what do you expect for 2 hours) and its still a work in progress so no laughing.
Central Florida Software Group, Inc.
http://www.centralflsoftware.com...
Authentication in the web.config. Authentication is the process that determines the identity of a user. When you log onto your machine at the start of the day and you are asked for your username and password you are authenticating yourself. Who are you? On the web, once you are authenticated you then have authorization. What are you as a user allowed to see on a particular site. You could log in and your role as a user could be Administrator. Having the role of admin allows you to see files, links,...
Here is a tool I use all the time. Get the update right here. Additonal Guest Operating System support: Windows Vista® Ultimate Edition with Service Pack 1 (SP1) Windows Vista® Business Edition with Service Pack 1 (SP1) Windows Vista® Enterprise Edition with Service Pack 1 (SP1) Windows Server® 2008 Standard Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 3 Additional Host Operating System support: Windows Vista® Ultimate Edition with Service Pack 1 (SP1) Windows Vista®...
