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In my last post I showed a possible scenario for the use off the authorization manager (AzMan). Last week this scenario was tested in a high load environment and guess what … problems … After proximally 5000 calls in 2 minutes sometimes...
After a fine research by Hedde van der Lugt we decided to use the Mindreef SOAPscope product to monitor and test the web services we developed. This is an absolute must-have tool for everybody who is developing/testing/sniffing/deploying/using or whatever...
For all the developers who are writing there NUnit (2.2.2) tests remember this rule: Never use the prefix ‘Test’ when creating private methods The previous version of NUnit requires that the test class inherit from a TestCase class and that...
Today I was running some performance tests on a brand new blade server . These are singe processor (can be two) 3Ghz Intel Xeon machines with 3Gb of memory running w2k3 sp1. I was wondering if there was a big difference in performance and server behavior...
When you’re creating an application which only contains webservices you’re demo to the client can be little bit disappointing. A lot of XML tags, SOAP headers and WSDL scripts, not a very slicky interface. As long as you’re using simple...
To prevent the saying ‘go away … it worked on my machine’ we decided to deploy the first version of an application on the implementation model which will be used at a production stage. This application uses .NET remoting to communicate...
When running long term queries or stored procs (batches or reports) on SQL server 2000 using ADO.NET you definitely want to change the SqlCommand .CommandTimeout. As a good developer you really don’t know how long the query is going to run, so you...
During the TechEd 2004 I followed some sessions which where covering the security topic. These sessions where the pre-conf day about Writing secure code by David LeBlanc ( nice article ); Anatomy of a Hack by Jesper Johansson and Windows forms code access...