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GetLatest on Checkout in Team System
Richard Hundhausen
writes "Brian Harry discloses some of the expected features and fixes in TFS SP1 as well as features in the new version of the MSSCCI provider (GetLatest on Checkout being one of them).
Read more here.
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Minimal Set of Rules for Team Development with Visual Studio.NET and VSS
Peter Bromberg
writes "I'm trying to pare this down to just the absolute streamlined minimum, here's what I have so far. If you have comments, feel free to contribute:
Minimal rules for Team Development:"
Sending an HTML Email with Visual Studio 2005
Thom Robbins
writes "Question: I am trying to send an email with Visual Studio 2005 using System.Web.Mail and it keeps telling me that it is obsolete? What should I use? Also if you have an example of how to send an HTML email that would also help.
Answer: Within Visual Studio 2005 you can use the...
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Creating a Global Class File in C#
Will Asrari
writes "This task might seem trivial to most but I figured I would post for those that don`t know how to create "Global" classes in C#. Global methods and variables are not supported in C# but you can place all of your common methods and variables within a class file and access them throughout your application. Connection strings and log updaters are perfect candidates for this. I ran into a couple of questions about this while cruising Google Groups."
MSDN whitepaper on deploying Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0
Erwyn van der Meer
writes "Through Jason Zander's blog I found a good white paper on MSDN article titled "Deploying Microsoft .NET Framework Version 3.0"..."
Downloading and installing .NET 3.0 (previously WinFX) June CTP
Aaron Skonnard
writes "In response to recent questions/confusion, I posted an entry with links to the .NET 3.0 Beta 2 downloads -- ironically a few days later on Friday (June 23), they released a new version labeled the June CTP..."
.NET Framework 3.0 June 2006 CTP just released
Erwyn van der Meer
writes "Remember, .NET Framework 3.0 = .NET Framework 2.0 + WPF + WCF + WF + WCS. So the installer first installs version 2.0 of the .NET Framework if you don't already have it installed. After that it adds the WinFX technologies on top of it..."
Supporting HTTP Authentication and Forms Authentication in a Single ASP.NET Web Site
Scott Mitchell
writes "Authenticating users visiting an Internet-based website is usually accomplished in one of two ways:
Using Forms authentication - here a user is prompted for their credentials through a standard web page form
Using HTTP authentication - RFC 2617 defines two standard HTTP protocol-level authentication schemes - Basic authentication and Digest authentication. When a browser interfaces with a site using this form of authentication, it displays that familiar modal dialog box prompting you for your credentials (see this image).
Many websites use ...
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Team Edition for Database Professionals
Thom Robbins
writes "Via Rob
For a look at what Team Edition for Database Professionals has to offer, watch these high-quality videos to see demonstrations of:
Importing a Database Schema and Adding it to Team Foundation Server Source Code Control
Creating a Test Project and a Database Unit Test
There are more videos on the way. Visit the ..."
Use C# Format to Create Code Snippets
Will Asrari
writes "There are a lot of C# and VB.NET code snippets throughout this site. In order to get this nicely formatted code I have to go through a very painful process. How I've done this in the past is by finding or writing the code sample that I want to use and then pasting into a FreeTextBox control. After this I view the HTML code and do a Find/Replace in Notepad. I get rid of all ..."
MSDN Webcast Follow-up
Martin Woodward
writes "Thanks to the folks that dropped by the webcast early today. Hopefully it was ok – I found it very weird talking to the sheep in the field outside my house while all you folks were “out there”. Anyway, here are some links that I promised to people during the Q&A Session. I’ll post a link to the session recording as soon as I have it..."
TFS MSSCCI Provider 1.1 is available
Martin Woodward
writes "As announced yesterday by Brian Harry and also by Michal Malecki in the TFS Version Control Forum, version 1.1 of Team Foundation Msscci Provider is now available for download here.
It incorporates the following changes:-
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The Namespace and Class Names for Strongly Typed DataSets and TableAdapters
Scott Mitchell
writes "In my multi-part tutorial series on Working with Data in ASP.NET 2.0, the tutorials are built upon an application architecture that uses a Typed DataSet as the Data Access Layer (DAL) and custom classes for the Business Logic Layer (BLL). In the first tutorial, the DAL is created, resulting in the following business objects:"
Why Does This Man Hate Web 2.0/AJAX? Here are some reasons...
Michael Schwarz
writes "Web 2.0/AJAX is nothing new, but there are ..."
Do it now, or do it later
William Wagner
writes "Today, I’m going to discuss two important linq concepts: custom sequence operators and deferred vs. immediate execution.
First, lets consider the custom sequence operator. This method computes the Dot Product of two vectors:
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Some good debugger articles
Steve Dispensa
writes "I just ran across Oleg Starodumov’s DebugInfo.com debugging site. Some fantastic articles. Worth a read."
MSBuild Project File - Items
Mickey Gousset
writes "Items are the stuff you are sending into the build system. Usually, they are grouped together into what is called an "Item Collection". You will pass these collections to the tasks defined later in the project file.
You specify an item collection as:
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Video streams of Team Data Walkthroughs Available
Thomas Murphy
writes "We have just posted two walkthrough videos of VSTE for DB Professionals to our teamsite. These let you see how the product works for setting up a project and connecting to version control and creating unit tests. If you haven't downloaded the CTP yet, this will give you a good view of what we are trying to achieve in an integrated database development life-cycle..."
More "Working with Data in ASP.NET 2.0" Tutorials Available!
Scott Mitchell
writes "The next five tutorials in the “Working with Data in ASP.NET 2.0” series is available online. These five new tutorials make up the “Custom Formatting” section of the series, and include:"
Don't expect an ADO.NET Entity Framework CTP anytime soon
Erwyn van der Meer
writes "Today Microsoft's S. "Soma" Somasegar blogged about LINQ and ADO.NET innovations. In his blog post he announces the names for various LINQ variants. For DLinq and XLinq this means a name change. The new names started to appear a little over a week ago. Soma separates the LINQ variants into two categories..."
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