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WebService Documentation: Using a custom Site Map

August 18, 2008 00:32 by jeff
Not long ago I started working on changing the look and feel of the default WebService documentation that is generated by asp.net.  While I demonstrated how to replace the default page template with a custom one I "glossed" over the details of what you can do with it.  By using... [More]

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WebService Documentation: Using a custom template

August 10, 2008 04:00 by jeff
Web Services: they are an easy way to make information accessible or use information from some other site.  For example, weather.gov's wsdl.  The beauty of web services is that not all web services are .net and we don't have to care.  Any web service that adheres to the w3's standards... [More]

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The returning event delegate

August 4, 2008 02:42 by jeff
pre {overflow:scroll;} Delegates have been a great help to developers everywhere; coupled with Events they form the basis of every asp.net web application.  Check out the page event life cycle, events are firing long before the code written by the sites developer.  But what happens when... [More]

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The woes of SourceForge.net and SVN

July 29, 2008 01:32 by jeff
It's no secret, I use SourceForge.net to work on an open source project ObjectHelpDesk.net and most of the code, patterns and nick nacks that I write about come from that project.  I also use TortoiseSVN coupled with VisualSVN to manage my source code.  Recently, as part of the Generics, I... [More]

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Beyond Generics, Interfaces, Providers and You : IReadByParentId

July 27, 2008 23:06 by jeff
Ok so in the Generics, Interfaces, Providers and You series, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 & Part 4, we made a flexible system of interfaces to make working with a data access provider model easier.  In Part 4, I listed some ideas where there was room for improvement in the interfaces/class that w... [More]

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Generics, Interfaces, Providers and You - Part 4: Building the Classes

July 27, 2008 20:53 by jeff
Now that we have our interfaces we need to make some changes to our existing objects.  Back in part 1 we defined an object tree for contact information.  For this example, a 3rd parting marketing system is loading new contact information into our data store and management does not want any... [More]

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Generics, Interfaces, Providers and You - Part 3:IProviderCollection & IProviderRepository

July 27, 2008 05:43 by jeff
In part 1 We talked about the web.config and the basic classes to get started with a provider model.  Part 2 covered the interface for the data object and the Provider.  Now in part 3 we will address the IProviderCollection and the IProviderRepository. Back in part one we added a provider... [More]

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Generics, Interfaces, Providers and You - Part 2:IDataObject & IProvider

July 27, 2008 04:22 by jeff
In part 1 we covered the web.config changes and the classes needed to use them.  We also created a ProvidersRepositoryGeneric class to load and manage providers.  But what good is a repository of providers if there is nothing to provide?  While the Provider model can be used for other... [More]

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Generics, Interfaces, Providers and You - Part 1:Getting Started

July 27, 2008 02:05 by jeff
There are many uses for providers with accessing a data store being one of the most common.  I'm not going to talk about why to use providers, I am going to address how to use generics and interfaces with providers to make using them a bit easier. For this series we are going to use a "Co... [More]

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The DropDownList, the DataBind and the Missing Value

July 9, 2008 00:39 by jeff
I sat there and blinked at the ArgumentOutOfRangeException.  It was just a DropDownList that had the selected value data bound inside a FormView.  How can we prevent this from happening?  I did a little digging on how to handle this odd "spot" and I found this article on a s... [More]

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