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  • Commerce Server 2007 MSDTC errors and NetBios

    So i'm working on an e-Commerce project with Commerce Server 2007 and we had one developer machine that was having issues with the MSDTC transactions used by the pipelines. We took a look at all the obvious stuff like the DTC settings on each machine, turning off the local firewall (at least for...
    Posted to Curtis Swartzentruber (Weblog) by cswartz on 10-07-2008

  • Digging into ASP.NET MVC - Part 2

    I got a bit sidetracked from the MVC stuff as I didn't have as much time between projects as expected, but had a chance today to play around with it a bit more at home. I don't really have any earth shattering things to share, but I did run into a couple of beginner gotchas here and there. Still...
    Posted to Curtis Swartzentruber (Weblog) by cswartz on 04-26-2008

  • Digging into ASP.NET MVC - Part 1

    So I just rolled off a project I've been on for awhile and I'm taking a few days to dig a bit into the ASP.NET MVC framework, now in Preview 2. Some good material came out of the MIX conference, including a particularly great presentation from Scott Hanselman. If you are starting from scratch...
    Posted to Curtis Swartzentruber (Weblog) by cswartz on 03-18-2008

  • Coding4Fun: YeahTrivia client & server using WCF & WPF

    I spent the last couple of weeks creating a posting for Coding4Fun's blog site, called YeahTrivia. The demo consists of a WCF client & server communicating via the wsDualHttpBinding channel. I used the article to learn quite a bit about implementing WCF to abstract service communication outside of...
    Posted to Steve Holstad's "the bright lights" (Weblog) by sholstad on 10-29-2007

  • WhatWG, W3C and HTML 5.0

    It's an interesting exercise every once in a while to take a look at the technologies we use in everyday development, and how they evolve over time. I started out writing HTML 4.0 & ASP 3.0 apps in high school, then watched as .NET 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 became entwined in our vocabulary. Sitting here...
    Posted to Steve Holstad's "the bright lights" (Weblog) by sholstad on 08-15-2007

  • Using AppDomain to Load and Unload Dynamic Assemblies

    Recently a project I was working on required us to dynamically load an assembly at runtime, and invoke a method on the newly loaded assembly. After we had this working, I noticed that when we tried to then load a newer version of the dynamic assembly, the newer bits weren't being picked up, and old code...
    Posted to Steve Holstad's "the bright lights" (Weblog) by sholstad on 06-28-2007

  • Microsoft MIX 2007 Keynote announcements

    Wow. We just finished up the Microsoft MIX 07 keynote address, and as Ray Ozzie and Scott Guthrie were detailing the latest announcements from the Microsoft dev front, some eyepopping demos and incredible platform announcements were made public. As I took notes, everytime I saw something I couldn't wait...
    Posted to Steve Holstad's "the bright lights" (Weblog) by sholstad on 04-30-2007

  • Remoting De-bloating with .Net 2.0

    The .Net 2.0 framework has baked in some new remoting capabilites that, in my opinion, no remoting solution should ever hit production status without. Today I'm focusing on the new binary serialization format available for datasets. In a nutshell, remoting datasets can be a cumbersome and bandwith-costly...
    Posted to Steve Holstad's "the bright lights" (Weblog) by sholstad on 11-16-2006

  • Is OO oversold?

    Jeff Atwood posted this article on Coding Horror, which details his (and others') views on object oriented programming. A very interesting debate, since most of us were taught that OO is the king of kings... like everything, it looks like too much of a good thing can turn ugly. I call it the Berenstein...
    Posted to Steve Holstad's "the bright lights" (Weblog) by sholstad on 08-07-2006

  • WCF Master Class - Concurrency Management

    We just finished up a Windows Communication Framework (WCF) Master Class taught by Juval Lowy, President of IDesign. Juval has been deemed a Software Legend by Micrsoft, and his knowledge of the WCF was impressive. I was interested in WCF before this class, and now I'm itching to start cranking on some...
    Posted to Steve Holstad's "the bright lights" (Weblog) by sholstad on 08-03-2006
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