Hi, i don't know why this seemed not easy but here is how it goes Your XAML for the WPF Combo <ComboBox Name="ddlApplication" DisplayMemberPath="AppName" SelectedValuePath="ID" SelectedItem="App" Margin="92.709,56,220.46,0" VerticalAlignment="Top"...
This is a trick i learned today, if you have your web service returning JSON string to utilize on your ajax calls if you planned to connect to this service using server code (Web Reference) for internal facing app for example you have a problem. If you are using HttpModule to alter the content-type to...
This post is a follow-up to the previous BizTalk: Create Message based on deployed schema post. In the current solution I am working on, we are implementing the ability to run versions of the BizTalk application side-by-side. This will allow us to deploy early and verify the solution before any real...
For the people who spend more than 24 hours with no sleep ( not recommended ), I’ve discovered the magic of baring with the sleepy eyes, I tried working from a cafe instead from home trying to prevent expected fall to bed, and the waiter suggested a weird cocktail that will have me recharged right away...
Here is technique for generating an instance of a BizTalk message (a.k.a, XmlDocument) based on a deployed schema. It requires references to the following assemblies: Assembly Location Microsoft.BizTalk.Pipeline %Program Files%/Microsoft BizTalk Server Microsoft.BizTalk.ExplorerOM %Program Files%/Microsoft...
This is a basic feature that most of todays application provide the most widly used implementation make use of the Response object to write to all the page which dosn't go well with ajax calls that concerns with only a portion of the page. you can place the export button outside the girdview ofcourse...
Database versioning is always hard and here i will demonstrate an idea to make versioning of database automated and in only few minuets Setup the Environment: First head fast to SubSonic at CodePlex and download the bits Generating Database Scheme fire standard command line tool and run the following...
In projects that span over multiple teams and for other very reasonable architecture reasons you end up with multiple assembles for your current project or even if you want to reuse a library one of the other teams wrote you will find yourself using code from other assembly, now you have couple of choices...
Today's tip is a quick look at both not widely used C# operators and why prefer one to another.. Casting using is-operator: if(p is Product) // CLR?: Could i cast this to product? { Product x = (Product)p; // CLR again??: Could i cast this to Product? } This work but comes with performance cost so...
If you are lucky enough to not work with web project in VS 2003 don't read on. i have a massive amount of time trying to figure how to open a web project written in .NET 1.1/VS 2003 on another machine on couple of XP machines every time i got error and try to hack into it to get another one, all...
To do so just add this little snippet of code to your default page and you good to go. < head > < link rel ="alternate" type ="application/rss+xml" title ="Live From Cairo" href ="http://bloggingabout.net/blogs/adelkhalil/default.aspx" > </ head...