Tag Archives: .net

Automatically log errors with Elmah in Script0Service-WebService calls

By Karl Schwirz | February 3, 2012

If you’ve used Elmah logging in the past then you know it’s a very useful and easy to set up tool in your web applications.  However, when we encounter errors in web services we sometimes do not get the desired logging into the xml file or database, depending on how you have Elmah configured.  This [...]

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Calling an ASP.Net web service using jQuery and JSON.

By Karl Schwirz | January 29, 2012

Let’s say you have a webpage where you need to call a service but cannot perform a post back.  Recently I was on a client engagement where we needed to improve page performance by dynamically loading a navigation tree with a potential for several thousand links.  We implemented a solution that would load each branch [...]

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Mobile Site Development becoming as important as Desktop.

By Karl Schwirz | January 25, 2012

In recent years, the boom in mobile devices has caused more and more users to abandon their desktop internet browsers and opt for the ones sitting in their pocket. As a result, nearly 10% of 2011’s internet traffic was attributed to mobile device browsers. As more people are browsing the internet in this manner, it [...]

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.NET File Compression in Memory

By Karl Schwirz | February 22, 2011

File compression is nothing new to .NET.  However, in many solutions it requires the developer to establish a file folder which they will write the compressed file to and later read from.
This solution cannot work if you want to compress and use the file in memory without writing to disk.  An example of this [...]

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Display NuGet Console Results in a new Window

By Michael Gerety | December 15, 2010

I caught a pretty awesome tip over Twitter today.
One of the annoying things about using the “Package Manager Console” in NuGet is that you’re constantly scrolling up and down the list of results.  If you’re like me, and you keep your console in the lower panel in VS2010, it’s not exactly easy to see a [...]

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What’s New in ASP.NET MVC 3

By Michael Gerety | December 1, 2010

I did a tech talk (an internal presentation for Tallan) on 11/30 with the intent to do a quick demonstration of the new features of ASP.NET MVC3.  Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it), there’s are just too many new features to cover in a 45 minute presentation.
I’m writing a series of [...]

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Multi Tenant Architecture via Dependency Injection: Part 3

By Nathaniel Engelsen | July 21, 2010

Using Ninject and Dependency Injection to enhance your ASP.Net MVC application’s Multi-Tenant Application.

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Multi Tenant Architecture via Dependency Injection: Part 2

By Nathaniel Engelsen | July 16, 2010

Using Ninject and Dependency Injection to enhance your ASP.Net MVC application’s Multi-Tenant Application.

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Multi Tenant Architecture via Dependency Injection: Part 1

By Nathaniel Engelsen | July 11, 2010

Discover how to use Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection to enhance your web application’s Multi-Tenant Application.

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S#arp Architecture

By Lee Rodgers | June 20, 2010

I have been doing some work and research with ASP.NET MVC 2.0.  My first interest was to try to figure out how to get Dependency Injection working with ASP.NET.  I started doing investigating how to link in Springframework.net.  This direction led me down a track that required some manual configuration.  This is when i found [...]

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