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If you want to prove you're a real programmer

Published Mon, Nov 7 2005 16:51 | William

Benchmarking things like this and this is definitely one way to do it. I shouldn't be surprised though, Roland has been rolling in cool posts and projects recently.

Filed under: Remoting, .NET General, Coding Techniques

Requests for Content

Published Sun, Jan 23 2005 22:40 | William

I've finally started to get a little free time these days and I'm going to be doing some quality Travelling in the next few weeks - if you're interested in something in particular, I'm taking requests. Anything ADO.NET, Anything Compact Framework, (Not...

Filed under: Compact Framework, Data Access, Remoting, MVP Stuff, .NET General, Visual Studio .NET 2005, Coding Techniques

BinaryFormatter in ADO.NET 2.0

Published Sun, Jan 23 2005 22:26 | William

This is hardly hot off of the press, but I had a few questions about it and figured I'd post it. There is a new RemotingFormat property w/ DataSets in ADO.NET 2.0 - and depending on how you are trying to work things, the differences can be profound. Note...

Filed under: Data Access, Remoting, Visual Studio .NET 2005, Coding Techniques

Extending .NET Remoting

Published Tue, Dec 21 2004 23:58 | William

If you use .NET Remoting then you no doubt know the name Ingo Rammer . Ingo's book is to Remoting what David Sceppa's book is to ADO.NET. I was fortunate enough to receive a few advance chapters of the Second Edition and I'm totally impressed. Apress...

Filed under: Remoting, .NET General, Coding Techniques

Andres on Remoting Datasets...

Published Thu, Dec 16 2004 12:40 | William

Andres Aguiar , the superbrain behind Deklarit responds to Rory's comments on Stuart's post . <<As I cannot comment in Stuart's blog, I'll do it here ;) a) He's right about that if you are not going to update data, then it's probably not a good...

Filed under: Data Access, Remoting, Web Services / WSE, .NET General, Coding Techniques

.Config files are a touchy lot

Published Mon, Nov 1 2004 23:27 | William

The more I dig into what all you can do with app.config/web.config, the more I love them. When i first started using them I thought they were little more than a glorified .ini file - with some xml thrown in to make people feel cool b/c they could say...

Filed under: Remoting

My first stab at a Remoting Article...

Published Thu, Oct 28 2004 0:00 | William

Last night I broke down and wrote my first remoting article. . It really made me appreciate what it takes to be a good writer because I'm not one. take a subject like remoting for instance. Where do you really start? Many people think that breaking stuff...

Filed under: Remoting

Cross Platform Programming

Published Sun, Oct 24 2004 17:54 | William

Just to give you an update on the project ----- so far, it looks like Portable .NET is going to be the weak link. I'm not criticizing it, but the implementation is a little small compared to Mono and obviously the full framework. I am not in any ways...

Filed under: News, Remoting

Tricky Exception Message while Remoting...

Published Sun, Sep 26 2004 19:49 | William

Well, as you may know, I've recently taken a position at a new company . We are doing some really really cool stuff which, amongst other things, takes advantage of .NET Remoting , Service Oriented Architecture , MSMQ , Biztalk Server 2004 and Web Service...

Filed under: Remoting