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Published on 16 Nov 2006 by Granville
Hi everyone, I will be moving web host tommorow hopefully if not that then over the weekend - as a result the blog may be down for a short time but this will be due to the DNS refresh on the gbarnett.org domain. All will go well hopefully, I'm waiting on my current host to give me a backup of my dat
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Published on 15 Nov 2006 by Granville
Been tied up with many little bits today which is starting to break me down...but thats another matter!! I can confirm that I will be creating an eBook on LINQ as well and it will be free...more to follow soon! Share this post: Email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit!
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Published on 15 Nov 2006 by Granville
I'm thinking about writing 2 eBooks both around 50+ pages each on ASP.NET AJAX and LINQ. By thinking I mean I'll probably start writing them...today. Share this post: Email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit!
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Published on 13 Nov 2006 by Granville
I've not posted anything on ASP.NET AJAX for a week or so because I'm still dealing with the 'umpteen changes that were introduced in the betas...I should have some stuff soon though! On another note I will hopefully be posting Part 2 of my LINQ series tommorow time permitting. Share this post: Emai
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Published on 10 Nov 2006 by Granville
Just did the upgrade...seems to of gone smoothly, let me know if anything is wrong. Share this post: Email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit!
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Published on 10 Nov 2006 by Granville
LINQ (Language INtegrated Query) is set to revolutionize the way we interact with our data, it allows us to use standard query operators that allow traversal, filtering and projection operations to be expressed in any .NET based language.So what does this mean? well lets just kick off with
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Published on 09 Nov 2006 by Granville
I have been looking at LINQ over the past week or so and it is set to change data access forever!What will I be covering in this post I here you say?LINQ, what is it?LINQ - the languageDLINQ (this will blow you away!)I will also be looking at XLINQ as well in the near future but for now most of my t
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Published on 07 Nov 2006 by Granville
Fresh off the press! get your copy now!http://ajax.asp.net Share this post: Email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit!
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Published on 06 Nov 2006 by Granville
As promised here is a low down of what you need to do to get web services working with ASP.NET AJAX Beta 1.Mark all web services to be used by client script with ScriptService attributeReplace all $("myControl") with $get("myControl")Here is an example:Web Service: &nb
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Published on 05 Nov 2006 by Granville
Hi everyone, a lot of you have expressed an interest in me revamping the post I did a while ago about databinding - I am working on this now and will hopefully get something up in the next few weeks (time permitting).The next issue I would like to address is calling web services from client code, I
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Published on 18 Nov 2006 by gbarnett
You read it right :) I passed the Web Application exam woohoooo!
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Published on 10 Nov 2006 by gbarnett
LINQ (Language INtegrated Query) is set to revolutionize the way we interact with our data, it allows us to use standard query operators that allow traversal, filtering and projection operations to be expressed in any .NET based language. So what does this mean? well lets just kick off wit
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Published on 09 Nov 2006 by gbarnett
I have been looking at LINQ over the past week or so and it is set to change data access forever! What will I be covering in this post I here you say? LINQ, what is it? LINQ - the language DLINQ (this will blow you away!) I will also be looking at XLINQ as well in the near future but for now most of
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Published on 04 Nov 2006 by gbarnett
Just thought I'd check in and mention that I am still alive! Just been tinkering around with some basic WPF data binding in the last 5 mins, it started out as something to consume 5 mins of my life but now I think I'll develop it a little more into some kind of book viewer application...I've posted
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Published on 31 Oct 2006 by gbarnett
Prepare yourself becuase examples of how to use each are coming sooner rather than later I hope. In my bid to use the latest technologies before they come out I am about to embark on a journey through LINQ and the upcoming ADO.NET vNext stuff - I'll probably keep most data examples old school but I
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Published on 25 Oct 2006 by gbarnett
Binding to CLR types is a powerful feature of WPF, it requires a few simple steps however: Create a new xml namespace referencing the .net namespace and the mscorlib assembly Create a FrameworkElement child of a ...Resources element Bind to your control Here is an example binding to DateTime.Now.Day
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Published on 12 Oct 2006 by gbarnett
I've finally got around to looking at WCF, I must admit I've been fairly ignorant of its existence always putting it off for another day and never actually getting around to doing any!! Well I finally started looking at it the other day...and its a lot bigger than I thought! from the bits I've seen
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Published on 12 Oct 2006 by gbarnett
I'm making an active effort to learn how to databind using WPF, hopefully I'll create some examples using CLR types later on but for now its a simple XML demo - the data is from my RSS feed and uses an XPath expression to retrieve the title of my latest posts. <Window x:Class="RSSReader.Wind
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Published on 26 Sep 2006 by gbarnett
Get it here http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=cc77abfa-a000-48d0-98c9-4ae083033d09&DisplayLang=en
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Published on 24 Sep 2006 by gbarnett
I've seen a lot of people finding it hard to grasp a layout manager or put simple a component that defines the layout of its children. There is a lot of mileage in this topic and we should all learn how to actually use these managers to our advantage. Also now we don't have to drag and drop co
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Published on 24 Sep 2006 by gbarnett
Just really exploring this whole XBAP thing and I'm not really impressed by it, sure its click once but WPF stylee' but I want more!! WPF on the client is great but WPF aka XBAP on the web seems a little flimsy to me like e.g. when an exception occurs you just get dumped at a page that says an error
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Published on 12 Sep 2006 by gbarnett
I've found that a lot of people have been baffled about how you can get data from a db and bind it to a wpf control, well its the same way as before...allow me to deliver the good news: <Window x:Class="ListBox.Window1" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentatio
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Published on 18 Nov 2006 by gbarnett
Just a heads up so you don't think "Where did his blog go?" Sounds like I've been saying this for ages but the second part of my LINQ post series will be up after I have migrated all posts to this host, changed the theme and added all the plugins that I used to have...I predict that it will be all f
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Published on 17 Nov 2006 by gbarnett
I'm moving blog posts over from my old server to my new server so if you see posts that you have seen before then you are right! Some things to note however: ASP.NET AJAX tag has been merged with ASP.NET WPF, WCF, Win Forms, ADO.NET, ADO.NET vNext, LINQ (.NET & C#) tags have been merge
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Published on 06 Nov 2006 by gbarnett
As promised here is a low down of what you need to do to get web services working with ASP.NET AJAX Beta 1. Mark all web services to be used by client script with ScriptService attribute Replace all $("myControl") with $get("myControl") Here is an example: Web Service: 1
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