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    • BBC Jam gets sticky

      Published on 10 Nov 2006 by patl

      I worked on this project for 18 months and am pleased to see that it now has some really great content. By sticky I mean that it keeps my son glued to the machine and that is a good enough sign for me. Some of the pieces of content he enjoys are Rags to Riches - Why do some people live on

    • TechEdDevelopers 2006 - Day 3 Asynchronicity, Farewell to MMC and 500 Server Error, Robots and a Re

      Published on 10 Nov 2006 by rogerw

      Another varied and interesting conference day here in Barcelona has now finished and it was a day for doing different and new things. On the schedule today were the following:  Asynchronous ASP.Net - this was a thought provoking presentation by Jeff Prosise on how Asynchronous ASP.Net technique

    • TechEd Developers 2006 - Barcelona Day 2 - MSDN Wiki, Internationalisation, Abundant AJAX, "Hidden"

      Published on 09 Nov 2006 by rogerw

      Well Day 2 has finished and yet more areas for me to investigate further are  emerging. I seem to have an increasing number of things on my "to investigate" list as a result of the days sessions.  I discovered some great technologies that I personally wasn't aware of.. T

    • Why I Don't Like The SQL Adapter...

      Published on 08 Nov 2006 by valerym

      As things stand at the moment, the standard SQL adapter shipped with Microsoft BizTalk Server 2006 has been released with no support for any of the enhanced capabilities of the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 platform. The primary codebase of the adapter has been inherited from the previous version o

    • You'll have to forgive him. He's in Barcelona

      Published on 08 Nov 2006 by patl

      So Roger got to go to Barcelona on a TechEd jolly (boo hiss) and I am left at home . Well at least he is making good use of his time and telling us all about what he is seeing. His recent post talks of some cool features that seem to be targeted at the Orcas release of VS. Not sure when that is comi

    • Sharpening my tools with Applications = Code + Markup

      Published on 08 Nov 2006 by patl

      I have been using WPF since February and consider myself to be more than proficient in all areas other than 3D. I get things done because through experience I know a particular approach that will work for the situation I am in or the problem(s) I am trying to solve. Recently there has been something

    • TechEd Developers 2006 Day 1 - New Web Development Features in Orcas

      Published on 08 Nov 2006 by rogerw

      As many of you know "Orcas" is the codename for the next full release of Microsoft Visual Studio after Visual Studio 2005 SP1. Today at TechEdDevelopers 2006 here in Barcelona,  I attended an interesting breakout session on the new enhancements for web developers that will be in

    • TechEdDevelopers 2006 Barcelona - Day 1 - LINQ and Other Highlights

      Published on 07 Nov 2006 by rogerw

      TechEdDevelopers 2006 has started and it is claimed to be the most well attended EMEA TechEd ever.   Day One is over and I attended a variety of sessions over the day. Those that know me,  will confirm that Data Access/SQL  is not one of my specialist skills or are

    • TechEdDevelopers 2006, Barcelona - Technology, Talks and Tapas

      Published on 06 Nov 2006 by rogerw

      Well I'm here in Barcelona on the eve of TechEd 2006. Although there is lots of new stuff around Windows Vista, Office 2007 and SharePoint 2007 at the moment  there probably aren't that many truly new development technologies being announced. Even so it still should be an very

    • NxtGenUG Oxford

      Published on 06 Nov 2006 by barryd

      Barry Dorrans will be presenting "Hacking Web Sites for fun and profit" at the December meeting of the Next Generation Usergroup, Oxford Branch. The session aims to cover the safety of your ASP.Net web sites by looking at parameter munging, cross site scripting SQL injection and informati

    • DeveloperDay #4 : Two Charteris Speakers

      Published on 06 Nov 2006 by barryd

      Developer Day, the ever popular community event held at the Microsoft offices in Reading, has two Charteris Application Development Consultants speaking. Barry Dorrans will be giving a presentation entitled "Securing applications and communications in ASP.Net" which aims to provide you with recipes

    • Enterprise SSO Technical Benefits

      Published on 02 Nov 2006 by valerym

      Since BizTalk 2004 Server platform was introduced a few years ago, Enterprise SSO Services were extended to act as a secure configuration store. The SSODB Credential Store database and SSO services can be used to maintain and access custom configuration properties securely. In fact, this is used by

    • Next Generation - a raging success

      Published on 02 Nov 2006 by chriss

      Barry Dorrans gave a talk on Asp.Net Membership and Tony Rogerson spoke on SQL Server.Absolutely brilliant night - have a look here for further details.Above is Tony Rogerson speaking on SQL Server. Anyone living near Oxford should get down to this user group if they want to be able to learn ab

    • Using Property Triggers on a UIElement

      Published on 02 Nov 2006 by patl

      Whilst trying to put together an example of a couple of WPF best practices I came across an annoying issue I have seen before and one I think worth highlighting. WPF provides 3 triggers types, DataTriggers for use in DataTemplates, EventTriggers for responding to events firing and Triggers for respo

    • SQL Server: The effect of collation on CHECKSUM

      Published on 31 Oct 2006 by chrisdi

      Diagnosing a bug in a SQL Server stored procedure recently I unearthed an interesting ‘feature’ of the CHECKSUM function which I couldn't find documented elsewhere. The stored procedure received some data as Unicode string arguments, and after some validation and processing stored it in tables defin

    • Blogging

      Published on 31 Oct 2006 by chrisdi

      Well, I've talked about doing it for some time... now some of my colleagues have taken away my remaining excuses (no time to set it up, etc etc) I can't avoid blogging any longer. Most of my work as a developer and architect is in the enterprise application integration arena, using Microsoft technol

    • My first (ever) blog

      Published on 20 Oct 2006 by alastairt

      As the title of this blog suggests this is my first ever one of these so bear with me it might take me a while to warm up! I work for Charteris an IT Consultancy that is about to celebrate its 10th birthday. I am a Principal within the business consulting arm of the company. I think I am right in sa

    • Learn WPF in 90 minutes…

      Published on 17 Oct 2006 by patl

      …well that was the idea. Every so often the Tech Team at Charteris get together to talk technology, software and other development related stuff. At the most recent of these “Tech Days” I was talking WPF and trying to get as much of the info out of my head and into everyone else&r

    • Next Generation User Group - details finalised

      Published on 13 Oct 2006 by chriss

      Final details have been put together for the first meeting in Oxford. This should be a fantastic evening, and we've already had a huge response.Here are the details, along with the address:http://www.nxtgenug.net/ViewEvent.aspx?EventID=26Here is a link to some other upcoming events:http://www.nx

    • Fiddling with Factories - The Windows Mobile Client Software Factory

      Published on 08 Oct 2006 by rogerw

      One of the continual issues in developing mobile enterprise applications has been the ability to create high quality reusable code as quickly as possible. In theory the same code should be modular enough to be used across a variety of mobile projects without having to constantly repea

    • TechEdDevelopers 2006 - Day 4 - All Good Things Come To an End

      Published on 10 Nov 2006 by rogerw

      I'm on my way back from TechEdDevelopers 2006  as my travel plans meant I had to leave early. I only caught one session this morning on SmartClients and the Composite UI Block. There were so many good topics and speakers that I experienced this week, so its difficult to pick out a

    • Tracing Published BizTalk 2006 Web Services

      Published on 11 Nov 2006 by valerym

      I almost guarantee that you will not find this elsewhere on the web. Having stayed late in the office, I have been thinking about the easiest way of unit testing a BizTalk orchestration exposed as a Web Service. In particular, I wanted to be able to track all web service requests in their raw format

    • The value of a Project Office

      Published on 14 Nov 2006 by alastairt

      The use of a Project Office to assist in the successful implementation of a Project or Programme is a relatively new phenomenon. Its origins are from military projects post World War II. The construction industry was next to realise the benefits of Project Offices. Today contemporary Project Offices

    • To blog or not to blog...

      Published on 17 Nov 2006 by jamesc

      Welcome to my blog. This is my first professional blog, that is my first blog that is associated with my profession. When it comes to work related disciplines I would consider myself more of a ranter that a blogger, so I am hoping that this new toy that has been kindly made available to me by our bl

    • IT/Management Consultant with a Mac? You must be kidding!

      Published on 20 Nov 2006 by berntf

      As with most of my gadget and computer investments it was lust more than a logically derived need. A friend of mine had been talking about it for 2 years and then he got himself an Apple Powerbook G4. It was just beautiful and I fell in love with it immediately. I craved one but couldn't re

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