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Saw this on MSDN, has a great list on 10 add ins. Always wondered how people format up code in their blogs...now I have the answer! Also downloaded Firefox 2.0, gotta love the spell checker built in to Input fields in a web page...great for blogging!
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A very good book that is now freely available to read...you should check it out.http://gettingreal.37signals.com/toc.phpHas some interesting theories in there.
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Always a handy tip:In Visual Studio Choose "Options..." from the "Tools" menu.
Expand "Source Control" in the treeview.
Click "Visual Studio Team Foundation Server" in the treeview.
Click the "Configure User Tools..." button.
Click the "Add..." button.
Enter ".*" in the "Extension" edit.
Choose "Compare&qu
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I've been looking into the Exception Handling Block which is part of the Enterprise Library January 2006. There is a good article on DevX which goes over defining Policies, using the Enterprise Library Logging Block and also Custom Handlers. This article also covers the same thing but in more detail. This MSDN article highlights a use for this with a Critical Errors Database scenario.The diagram
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I've been using the new Web Services Factory and am looking into the arguments behind Exception Shielding the internal workings of the Web Service when firing SoapExceptions. Found some great articles from Eric that explain how you can shield but also extract more detail on the errors that happened in the web service.Write a custom ExceptionHandler to expose more details in SoapExceptionAn Excep
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was experimenting with Persistance and created some workflow instances
and unloaded them. these appeared in my database with appropriate
Guid's. I then closed the application and reopened it and returned the
State of the workflow fine using: StateMachineWorkflowInstance stateMachineWorkflowInstance = new StateMachineWorkflowInstance(w
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I've been investigating the Windows Workflow Platform for the last two weeks and have really been pushing it to it's limits with regards to custom State Workflows and persisting it to the database. Great introduction article on State Machines in Windows Workflow and this one on the Base Activity's and this on switching on SQL Persistance. We've been looking into the migration of existing instance
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