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For a while now, this has been my catch phrase for situations where stuff is about to hit the fan. Thanks to a colleague , it turns out that the end really is closer than I thought. http://tv.ksl.com/index.php?nid=5&sid=135591 For the culturally stiffled,
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How to easily integrate proxy server settings into web service method calls.
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Another post about the deserialization of objects after a web service call. In this particular scenario, the web service method was returning an ArrayList. On the client side, I was expecting to see a number of different types of objects. But one of the
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An unusual problems results in a detailed examination of how DataSets are marshaled across a web service call.
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I don't know about you, but I am eagerly anticipating the beta 2 release of ASP.NET. Why, you say? Because it's the one that contains a go-live license. The go-live license gives the ability for production systems to use the technology outside of the
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Tomorrow is Halo2 day. And why would you want to spend the evening being shown the goodness that is Visual Studio Team System by my colleague Barry Gervin ? Because at the end of it, you get a change to win not only an XBox console, but also a copy of
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Well, not completely. You have to read a little bit into this post , but it appears that the only support for refactoring in VB.NET Whidbey is the Rename Symbol function. To me, this means that one of the major differences between C# and VB.NET in Whidbey
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Are you having a problem with apparently random application restarts in your ASP.NET application? Does your session information mystically disappear with no discernable pattern? Well, the following may help you out. One of the things that ASP.NET does
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Yet another question that has come across my inbox more than once in the past week. Which is a good enough reason to become the topic of a blog. The question: "Can a SqlDataReader by return by a web service method?" The short answer: No If you attempt
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