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Unit testing code depending on the ASP.NET #WebApi HttpClient

In a previous post I showed how to unit test an ASP.NET WebAPI Controller. But with a REST service there is both a client and a service component. Assuming for a moment the client part is also written in C# we should test that as well. In this case the client application contains the following class...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, May 20 2013
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, WebAPI, UnitTesting
el problema CREATE DATABASE permission denied in database 'master'

Me encontraba haciendo ejercicios de programación usando database migrations cuando al hacer un update-database me ocurre el error: CREATE DATABASE permission denied in database 'master' Algo raro pues uso Visual Studio con mi cuenta con derechos de Administrador, además de ejecutarlo...

Posted to ponte by Gabriel Flores on Fri, Jan 4 2013
Filed under: Filed under: .net, nivel:100, asp.net
C# 5.0 Async/Await Demo Code

I’ve published the sample code I use to demonstrate the use of async / await in C# 5.0. You can find it here . Projects PauloMorgado.AyncDemo.WebServer This project is a simple web server implemented as a console application using Microsoft ASP.NET Web API self hosting and serves an image (with a delay...

Posted to Paulo Morgado by Paulo Morgado on Sun, Oct 7 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, WinForms, ASP.NET, C#, WPF, CodeProject, async, .NET4.5, C#5.0, ASP.NET Web API
The World's Simplest Web API/POCO Example

This post demonstrates how to use the ASP.NET Web API to access plain old custom objects (POCO) and build a service for a line of business application. No Entity Framework (EF). The Web API is a new easy-to-use framework that allows you to build a service that can send or receive data over HTTP to a...

Posted to Deborah's Developer MindScape by Deborah Kurata on Sun, Sep 23 2012
Filed under: Filed under: VB, C#, .NET, CSharp, ASP.NET, Web API
Enum types, FlagsAttribute & Zero value – Part 2

In my previous post I wrote about why you should pay attention when using enum value Zero. After reading that post you are probably thinking like Benjamin Roux : Why don’t you start the enum values at 0x1? Well I could, but doing that I lose the ability to have Sync and Async mutually exclusive by design...

Posted to Nuno Gomes /* Code Adventures */ by NunoGomes on Thu, Jul 5 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET
Enum types, FlagsAttribute & Zero value

We all know about Enums types and use them every single day. What is not that often used is to decorate the Enum type with the FlagsAttribute . When an Enum type has the FlagsAttribute we can assign multiple values to it and thus combine multiple information into a single enum. The enum values should...

Posted to Nuno Gomes /* Code Adventures */ by NunoGomes on Wed, Jul 4 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET
OpenXML error “file is corrupt and cannot be opened.”

From time to time I ear some people saying their new web application supports data export to Excel format. So far so good … but they don’t tell the all story … in fact almost all the times what is happening is they are exporting data to a Comma-Separated file or simply exporting GridView rendered HTML...

Posted to Nuno Gomes /* Code Adventures */ by NunoGomes on Tue, Jun 19 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET
DotNed podcast: Jeff Prosise about the future with Silverlight, HTML5/JavaScript and Windows 8

In this podcast Dennis Vroegop speaks with Jeff Prosise about the future of software development for the .NET developer. Links: Blog: http://www.wintellect.com/cs/blogs/jprosise/ TechDays presentation : http://www.techdays.nl/SprekerDetail.aspx?cid=2136 Thanks to out sponsor RedGate . http://dotned...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Mar 23 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, Silverlight, ASP.NET, Futures, DotNed, HTML5
Updating data with the ASP.NET Web API

In the previous blog post I demonstrated how to get started with the ASP.NET Web API and retrieve some products data from the Northwind database. Something that was really easy to do But quite often we want to update data just as much as we want to retrieve it. A quick recap of REST and...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, Mar 12 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, REST, HTML5, WebAPI
Getting started with the ASP.NET Web API

Some time ago I did a number of blog posts about the beta versions of the WCF Web API . As it turns out the WCF Web API team has moved into the ASP.NET team, a good thing as far as I am concerned, and as a result it is now called ASP.NET Web API . Now this is much more that just a name change. For starters...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Mar 9 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, WCF, ASP.NET, REST, HTML5, WebAPI
DotNed podcast: Client web ontwikkelingen met Steve Sanderson

In deze, tijdens de TechDays opgenomen, podcast spreekt Maurice de Beijer met Steve Sanderson over de toekomst van web development met de moderne browsers. Ze spreken ondermeer over Knockout.js, een JavaScript library die MVVM stijl databinding mogelijk maakt binnen HTML/JavaScript applicaties. Je kan...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Tue, Feb 21 2012
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, jQTouch, Podcast, DotNed, HTML5, Knockout
Using HTML5 WebSockets

In previous blog posts I wrote about using Server-Sent Events so send data from the server to the browser. This works but has the drawback that it is a one way messaging from the server to the browser. There is nothing preventing you from doing ajax style calls back to the server but basically you are...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Nov 11 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, WCF, ASP.NET, dotnetmag, HTML5, WebSockets
Customizing the HTML5 checks Modernizr does

In the previous blog post I demonstrated how to use Modernizr to test for the availability of HTML 5 features. Doing so was quite easy but as every test is always performed to add CSS classes to the <html> element there is a bit of overhead in using the default Modernizr JavaScript file. Fortunately...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Wed, Nov 9 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, dotnetmag, HTML5, Modernizr
HTML5 feature detection aka Modernizr

Yesterday I blogged about using the new Server-Sent Events or the EventSource object to send messages from the server to the client. But what happens if I try to do this in a browser that doesn’t support Server-Sent Events? If I run the code from yesterday in Internet Explorer 9 I sill see the...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Tue, Nov 8 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, NuGet, dotnetmag, HTML5, Modernizr
HTML5 - Server-Sent Events

There are a lot of cool new features and one of these is Server-Sent Events . According to CanIUse.com Server-Sent Events are usable on almost half of the modern browsers. And as is often the case Internet Explorer is the big missing piece again. But fortunately there are some nice polyfills to take...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, Nov 7 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, dotnetmag, HTML5
Building rich HTML5 clients using REST services recording

For those who missed the online event about building JavaScript and HTML5 client for a REST service build using the new WCF Web API the recordings are up. You can download the hi res recording here or download one of the other formats from the main page here . And remember there a bunch of other useful...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Thu, Nov 3 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, WCF, webcast, ASP.NET, REST, HTML5
HTML5 slides and demo code

Below is are the links to the slides and demo code from my HTML 5 presentation I did yesterday evening at the DotNed user group meeting hosted by 4DotNet in Meppel. Slides (Dutch language) Code The slides are also on SlideShare here . HTML5 (Dutch) View more presentations from Maurice Beijer...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Fri, Oct 28 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, Futures, DotNed, dotnetmag, HTML5
Building rich HTML5 clients using REST services

You can download the slide from my session on Building rich HTM 5 clients using REST services here and the sample application using the WCF Web API here . The slides are also available on SlideShare . Building rich HTML 5 clients using REST services View more presentations from Maurice Beijer Enjoy!...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Wed, Oct 26 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, WCF, webcast, ASP.NET, REST, dotnetmag, HTML5
#DotNed Podcast: Mirjam van Olst over SharePoint

In deze podcast spreekt Maurice de Beijer met de SharePoint Chick, Mirjam van Olst, over SharePoint. Mirjam vertelt wat je allemaal kan doen met SharePoint en hoe je als ontwikkelaar met SharePoint aan de slag kan. http://dotned.nl/PodCasts.aspx?id=13 www.TheProblemSolver.nl www.dotnetevents.nl

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Thu, Aug 11 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, VS2010, Podcast, DotNed, dotnetmag
New #DotNed podcast: A conversation with Scott Hanselman about Windows Azure, iCloud and scalability

In this podcast Maurice de Beijer speaks with Scott Hanselman about web development. They discuss the move of Scott Guthrie to the Azure team and what this will mean for the average web developer. They also talk about WebMatrix, iCloud and scalability amongst other things. The first English...

Posted to The Problem Solver by Maurice on Mon, Jul 4 2011
Filed under: Filed under: .NET, ASP.NET, Futures, Podcast, DotNed, Azure, dotnetmag

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