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Because of the lack postings on this weblog, below is a little heads-up on whatever I have been doing recently. During the second half of 2006 I’ve been fairly busy implementing a “ software factory ” strategy (whatever that means J ) for one of the bigger...
The first of august has passed and the winner of the 'help me find issues'-contest (and the US$ 100) is... Dfriedel . Dfriedel has some good suggestions from a sys-admins viewpoint including: 1) Automatically backing up the configuration file before saving...
Bug bashing the .NET Configuration Manager for the past week or-so has lead to interesting insights: RouteCoder, who found a bug in the .net framework itself (the entry in LadyBug can be found here ) dfriedel, who had some insightful feature requests...
To gain better insight in issues people have when using the ".NET Configuration Manager" I decided to give away USD $ 100 to the person that reports the most/best issues in the Issue Tracker on the SystemWeb preview-release . Don't worry, there's enough...
I've put out a preview release of my ".NET Configuration Manager" on its CodePlex site . This gives you the possibility to manage system.web configuration in a similar way you already could with Enterpise Libraries "Configuration Console". Cool screenshots...
Before starting the development of a general purpose configuration management environment , I wanted to take my experiment with WCF a little further… I not only wanted to proof myself able to manage big configuration schemas in EnLib’s configuration console...
In order to realize my ambitions and create a configuration management environment for .NET 2.0 it would be crucial to: 1) Be able to manage big configuration schema’s 2) Have a generic mechanism to add configuration support for configuration settings...
After having my share of success with developing the “Enterprise Library Extensions”, I started thinking about how to take this further.... and conquer the complete .net configuration schema! In the past months I silently developed 2 ‘proof of concepts...