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Technical Thoughts of Jorriss

Issues, ideas and technology solutions - The technical blog of Richie Rump

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Download All of the PDC 2008 Sessions and Slides

This year I was able to attend Microsoft's PDC 2008. There were tons of fantastic sessions that I was unable to attend. One of the great things that Microsoft did with the PDC this year was to make the session videos available to everyone within twenty-four hours of the presentation. That's great but what if you wanted to download all of the session for offline viewing? Luckily for us Luciano Evaristo Guerche has made a tutorial to download all of the session videos and PowerPoint decks. Essentially, it involves a FireFox plug-in called DowThemAll to download all of the session...

posted @ Thursday, November 06, 2008 11:09 PM | Feedback (2) | Filed Under [ .Net C# Conferences & Gatherings ]

Moving blog posts from MSN Spaces to Community Server 2.0

As I mentioned in my previous post I'm in the middle of moving a blog from MSN Spaces to my Community Server site. Of course there were some issues to resolve. You first need to turn on e-mail publishing for your MSN Spaces blog. You cannot use the MetaWeblog API without it. You can turn it on by following the steps documented in the Getting Started with the MetaWeblog API for MSN Spaces page. Note: you may have to use Firefox to do this. No lie. While using IE6 an error kept popping up on me. Weird. Next you will have to download the XML-RPC dll. Unzip the...

posted @ Wednesday, April 26, 2006 12:35 PM | Feedback (1) | Filed Under [ .Net C# Internet Life Web Developement ]

How I moved my blog posts to Community Server 2.0

I see that you've found my new technical blog. Welcome. Just so you know I'm using Community Server 2.0 as the software for this blog. I have loaded all of the posts in the Tech category on my personal blog at www.jorriss.com on this site. To do this I was able hook into the Community Server web service, loop through my technical blog posts (stored in .Text) and load each post. I wasn't worried about the comments or referrals since I wasn't going to remove the original posts from jorriss.com. This way, I get a fresh blog with all of my...

posted @ Monday, April 24, 2006 7:15 PM | Feedback (0) | Filed Under [ .Net C# Web Developement ]

CSLA 2.0: Building Better Business Objects

For almost four years I’ve been using Rockford Lhotka’s CSLA. CSLA or the Component-based Scalable Logical Architecture is a framework to build business objects. It’s a powerful architecture that provides many different features for middle-ware objects (automating validation logic, n-level undo, and databinding support just to name a few). Personally, I wouldn’t start an application without it. Rocky has updated the framework once again this time with version 2.0. It includes better validation (it also breaks some of my code, thanks Rocky), authorization support and updates to the data portal. As usual Rocky has updated his books Expert VB 2005 Business...

posted @ Tuesday, April 04, 2006 8:59 PM | Feedback (0) | Filed Under [ .Net C# Middleware Visual Basic ]

CSLA Object Generator

Somehow I missed this. I use the Component-based Scalable Logical Architecture (CSLA) to build business objects. We also use CodeSmith for object generation. Developer Cole Shelton has created a CSLA Object Generator that use CodeSmith on the backend to generate business objects. The generator allows you to create multiple objects and you can base your objects on more than one database table. I will be testing this guy shortly.

posted @ Sunday, April 24, 2005 11:56 PM | Feedback (0) | Filed Under [ .Net C# Middleware Visual Basic ]

Videos you know you want to see

Channel9 has been busy recently posting some really great videos. Here's some highlights. Click and enjoy. Iain McDonald - What's the secret to being a good leader?Boyd Multerer - The best developerStewart Tansley - Robot Building ClubLarry Hryb - Meet Major Nelson of Xbox LiveRich Davies - Smart Personal Objects TechnologyPeter Wengert - Inside Microsoft AutomotivePeter Wengert - More on Microsoft AutomotiveDan Fernandez - Demo of C# Express (pull images from Google) - A UM grad. Thankyouverymuch.Chris Gray - A super small file serverKevin Schofield - Tour of Microsoft Research's Next Media groupKevin Schofield - Tour of Microsoft Research's VIBE group (large...

posted @ Wednesday, August 04, 2004 6:26 PM | Feedback (0) | Filed Under [ .Net C# General ]

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