In my recent post that addressed the key things that you should know about Microsoft StreamInsight, I mentioned the multiple hosting options that are at your disposal. Most StreamInsight examples (and documentation) that you find demonstrate the “embedded” server option where the custom application that you build hosts the StreamInsight engine in-process. In this post, […]
We’ve received several reports of an occasional issue occurring with VS 2010 when developers try and do “Cut” or “Copy” text operations of text. In some cases VS incorrectly calculates that not enough memory is available (even though there is memory available) and displays the following error message:
"Insufficient available memory to meet the expected demands of an operation at this time, possibly due to virtual address space fragmentation. Please try again later."
There is now a public patch available for this issue which you can download and apply here if you are running into it. More details on the issue can be found on the Visual Studio team blog here.
Hope this helps,
Scott
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A few months ago we ( Tellago ) open sourced the first version of BizTalk Data Services . Essentially, BizTalk Data Services provides a RESTFul OData-based API to interact with BizTalk Server via HTTP using the Atom Publishing Protocol or JSON as the…(read more)
In this episode, Windows Workflow Foundation team Program Manager Leon Welicki drops in to show us the team’s guidelines for developing custom activities.
Here is a really simple way to handle a session expiration in asp.net MVC using a base controller. Having all controller inherit from a basecontoller and overriding the OnActionExecuting event allows for checking the session before all actions are executed.
Here is the code
public class BaseController : Controller
{
protected override void OnActionExecuting
[…]
In this episode, Windows Workflow Foundation team Program Manager Leon Welicki drops in to show us the team’s guidelines for developing custom activities.
For more information, see the Workflow Foundation developer center on MSDN.
As some of you know, I presented on Entity Framework 4 and WCF Data Services 4 at Hartford Code Camp back on June 19th. I have posted the material from the code camp here.
The focus of the AppFabric Web Farm guide is to assist you in properly installing and configuring Windows Server AppFabric on an existing IIS Web farm. Within a small Windows Server AppFabric installation or within a development environment, having a single AppFabric server is sufficient. However, in a larger production environment, a Web farm using multiple AppFabric servers is recommended to handle increased user load. Web farms not only increase performance by reducing the load on each server, but also increase availability. If one server in the Web farm is disabled (for example, taken offline for maintenance), other servers in the Web farm take over, so users are never aware of the offline server. Servers within a Web farm share a pool of resources and minimize chances for performance bottlenecks due to resource contention.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/3/1/C/31CED722-2E5F-48D6-96B1-E73AAFD9873F/AppFabricWebFarm.docx
Learned something new today. Maybe it’s well-known, but new to me, you can just run “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Publishing\1.4\SqlPubWiz.exe”. This nifty little tool can generate INSERT script very easily. Pictures tell the story 🙂
Here are the links to the material from the ASP.NET MVC 2 Primer presentation given at the 3rd Annual Hartford Code Camp on Saturday, June 19, 2010:
Powerpoint Slides: Primer.pptx
Source Code: PrimerDemoSource.zip
Disclaimer:
I have done some Very Bad Things%u2122 in this code in order to speed up the presentation that are always considered bad practice. The most […]