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Using ASP.NET application services from Silverlight
Tracking events with workflow 4
There was an error reading from the pipe: Unrecognized error
Inversion of control of ASP.NET pages using Unity
Working with parameter constraints in rhino mocks
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Using ASP.NET application services from Silverlight
Silverlight is a platform the behaves pretty much like any windows application. This makes sense when you think about where the application is actually running. It is deployed from a website, but doesn’t actually run on the web server. Because Silverlight...
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08-03-2010 20:32
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Tracking events with workflow 4
A few days ago Sander, Edwin and I published an article in the dutch .NET magazine on WF 4 and WCF 4. In the article we couldn’t quite talk about the more advanced concepts of Workflow 4. One of them being workflow tracking. It’s an interesting subject...
Published
15-12-2009 20:25
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willemm
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WF 4.0
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.NET Framework 4
There was an error reading from the pipe: Unrecognized error
Introduction When using a named pipe binding for WCF services one may come across errors that denote the very promising “The pipe has ended” with seemlingy random errorcode. These errors can be quite hard to debug as the error message itself...
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17-11-2009 19:51
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willemm
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Inversion of control of ASP.NET pages using Unity
Introduction Ever since I started using Composite WPF for both WPF and Silverlight, I’ve grown a liking towards Unity as a inversion of control container. It provides a clean way of injecting dependencies into components where I need those dependencies...
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19-10-2009 8:00
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willemm
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Working with parameter constraints in rhino mocks
Introduction Let me start off by saying that in general I don’t like the use of all kinds of weird frameworks in my unit-tests. They tend to make unit-tests more complex and more error prone than one might like in their unit-tests. Rhino mocks however...
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14-09-2009 21:32
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willemm
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Unit-testing
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Rhino Mocks
Normalizing unicode strings in C#
Currently I'm working on a tool that is going to migrate titles and other information into website URI's. Now there is something ugly about the URI that causes quite a bit of trouble when converting normal text into an URI. Spaces for example...
Published
27-04-2009 15:19
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willemm
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Using Spring.NET as IOC container for Composite WPF
Although Microsoft delivered Composite WPF with the unity container it is possible to use a different IoC container. In this post I will explain how it can be done and what caveats you are going to encounter when replacing the IoC container in Composite...
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16-09-2008 20:33
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willemm
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Introducing the dialog workspace for Composite WPF
Vacation is the best time to solve some serious puzzles, at least it is for me. The problem I was having with Composite WPF was the fact that I could create composite user interfaces, but there wasn't any support for showing views in dialogs. And...
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05-09-2008 9:14
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willemm
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Use case controllers, container hierarchies and services in composite WPF
Composite WPF comes with the notion of modules, but without any standard classes for controllers and/or viewmodels. This might sound weird to developers who have worked with the Composite Application Block before. In this post we will talk about how you...
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19-08-2008 17:04
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willemm
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Returning raw XML from a REST WCF Service
One of the new features in WCF for .NET 3.5 is the possibility to create REST Services. These services allow you to create services that eat raw HTTP requests with XML in them and return a raw HTTP response with XML content in them. Normally this only...
Published
04-08-2008 11:50
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willemm
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CompositeWPF – Installing modules on demand
One of the very cool features of modular application in my opinion is the possibility to install features when they are actually required by the application. Microsoft uses this since Office 2000 to provide the user with the possibility to install a module...
Published
28-07-2008 8:46
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willemm
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CompositeWPFContrib
Module status service for CompositeWPF
CompositeWPF offers modularity by making it possible to load modules from disk on demand or loading a set modules at startup of the application. One thing that I was missing with this was the possibility lookup the status of modules and which modules...
Published
17-07-2008 22:26
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willemm
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CompositeWPFContrib
Customizing regions in CompositeWPF
CompositeWPF works with regions to make the user interface composable. Standard you have the itemscontrol that can be used as a region for views. This control is already very flexible and best of all, there are a lot of WPF controls based on the itemscontrol...
Published
15-07-2008 22:04
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willemm
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WPF
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.NET 3.5
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C#
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CompositeWPF
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CompositeWPFContrib
Combining module enumerators in CompositeWPF
CompositeWPF is a new framework created by Microsoft to allow developers to build composite user interfaces and modular applications in WPF. Or as I like to call it, build higher quality WPF applications. The framework is quite easy to get running, I...
Published
08-07-2008 9:33
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willemm
Filed under:
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C#
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CompositeWPF
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CompositeWPFContrib
Customizing Windows PowerShell – Part 3
In this third part I'm going to show a demo of a powershell provider I created in dead moment on a Thursday evening (grin). This post is part of a series consisting of currently four parts (not all published, but that doesn't matter). The first...
Published
28-04-2008 19:00
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willemm
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PowerShell
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