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Wnat to raed smeohtnig cool? http://blogs.msdn.com/brucecowper/archive/2004/09/28/235284.aspx Ircnelidbe.
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A client ran into an intriguing problem the other day. The application under development has a number of web services the get deployed onto one server or another as different versions are released for client testing. Underneath the services, LDAP is used
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Looking to choose between SSL and WS-Security to secure your web service calls? This blog describes some of the advantages that WS-Security provides.
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If you are a believe in the power of Datasets, then you might be interested in the Dataset FAQ blog . This blog is posted to by all of the developers at ObjectSharp and is chock full of Dataset goodness. And some of the badness as well. :) If you are
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Once more my work took me into the bowels of Oracle. Okay, not so much the bowels as just deep enough to be up to my ankles. The following error took me about an hour of my time (and about 2 minutes of Marc Durand's), which is the reason for this post.
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I'm sure few of you know that my original background is mathematics. I actually have a Bachelor of Math and am one of those geeky people who think that proofs are actually beautiful. One of the minor frustrations I remember having back then (it has been
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This post describes how to solve the command Access Denied error that occurs when calling a web service method, as well as the reasons behind the error.
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If you are a regular user of Acrobat Reader, then you are used to the delay associated with the initial launch of the application. But if you follow this tip from John Roller , the start time can be significantly (and I mean on the order of 80-90%) faster.
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Launching the application associated with a file type is made easy by using the Process class.
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Need to hide the startup form when your application is launced? Check out this tip to see how it can be easily accomplished.
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If you have been itching to get your hands onto VSTS, the time is at hand. It can be downloaded from the Visual Studio 2005 web site here . For the moment, you have to be an MSDN subscriber. And as a word of warning, VSTS can only be installed on Windows
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