Posted on May 13, 2009
Listened to The Zen of Architecture by Juwal Lowy… He has some very interesting points. Everything can be found in the iDesign.net website. Read and learn. I think the principles makes sence, but it might be a little over engineered for the relatively small projects that im handling. If i implemented his thoughts, I would… Continue Reading The Zen of Architecture
Posted on May 13, 2009
I didn’t make it to the blog yesterday, but I will try to put a little info on later about the stuff that happened. Today is going to be an exiting day. There is so many sessions I would like to follow but too little time: Slot 1: Zen of architecture – with Juwal Lowy…… Continue Reading TechEd 2009 Day 3
Posted on May 11, 2009
The TechEd conference of 2009 is kicked off. I am attending with two colleagues from D60, Thomas Garp and Henrik Drachman. The stored procedure panel I really had high expectations to this one. Finally we were going to end the battle between the T-SQL and SP guys. The panel discussed the various problems with both… Continue Reading First day at Tech Ed 2009
Posted on February 6, 2009
Its early morning and a long day is ahead… I thought this might start me up in a decent way: A SQL query walks into a bar and sees two tables. He walks up to them and says ‘Can I join you?’
Posted on October 14, 2008
Anybody who knows a good tool for tech blogging – especially for making code markup? Often it is necessary to include a peace of code in this blog, but the result looks awful. The only posible way to make some kind of format is to encapsulate the code in <code> blocks. An alternative way is… Continue Reading Code markup in Tech blogging
Posted on July 18, 2008
I had yet another Moss confusion this morning. I have installed an English Moss and then configured the server with a Danish language pack. When i opened up a site directly from my development server, everything was displayed nicely in danish. The top bar greated me with a “Velkommen Kaj” (I guess even US/UK readers… Continue Reading Language confusion in Moss
Posted on May 8, 2008
I have had a long time bug in a website, causing memory to leak. I have really tried everything to ensure that all objects were disposed etc. But nothing helped. In the end, I handled it by recycling the process IIS process when the memorylevel was to high. IT IS NOT A GOOD OPTION… But… Continue Reading Memoryleak finally found
Posted on April 22, 2008
Composite Control Event in ASP.NET This blog describes the different events that are relevant for rendering a composite control. It is very important to use these events correctly if you want the correct results. Even small mistakes in the use of the events can cause problems later on with events etc. Writing a composite control… Continue Reading
Posted on April 8, 2008
The AccountManagement namespace is part of the .Net 3.5 framework, and provides an easy way to access and modify directory services. I used to have my own ADHelper library that encapsulated the methods in System.DirectoryServices namespace. Recently, i had to find out if a user was member of a specified group. This was possible, but… Continue Reading System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement namespace
Posted on March 6, 2008
When you create a new class, its normally filled with using statements in the top. Usually you only use one or two of these statements. Visual Studio 2008 has a great feature for cleaning up the code: Right click somewhere in the editor Select “Organise Usings” Select “Remove and Sort” This removes unused Usings and… Continue Reading Clean up the Using blog in Visual Studio 2008