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August 2007 - Posts

Progammatically Adding Folders to a SharePoint List
This took me longer than it should have to get working as the things I tried first compiled but did nothing: myList.Folders.Add("DoesNotWork", SPFileSystemObjectType.Folder); The way I got it to work in the end was like this: SPList myList = myWeb.Lists["My Read More...

Posted Thursday, August 30, 2007 12:19 PM by adamhems | 1 Comments

Updated MOSS SDK
If you're a MOSS guy like me then you'll know all about the MOSS Software Development Kit - and how it could really use.. erm... filling out :-) Well an updated version of it has just been released (download it here or see it online here ), along with Read More...

Posted Thursday, August 23, 2007 8:37 AM by adamhems | 0 Comments

The Repository Factory
As you might know, the Web Service Software Factory includes a Data Access Guidance Package that can generate sprocs, entities and data access components from a database schema - great if, like me, you hate typing all this boring code yourself when you Read More...

Posted Wednesday, August 22, 2007 4:57 PM by adamhems | 1 Comments

Making and reading ZIP Files in .NET
So you want to use the zip file format in your .NET 2/3/3.5 application? There is a compression namespace in .NET 2.0, of course; but it doesn't do zip, only deflate and GZIP (so you can't have multiple files in one archive). So to date I've always used Read More...

Posted Friday, August 10, 2007 9:17 AM by adamhems | 0 Comments

More Acropolis Goodness
If you're testing out all the new features of VS 2008 (now in beta 2 ) then you might want to play with the latest CTP of Acropolis, which is the next version of the Composite UI Application Block (CAB), which if you're a WinForms developer you are hopefully Read More...

Posted Wednesday, August 08, 2007 10:20 PM by adamhems | 0 Comments

Learning ASP.NET & WCF by Example: .NET Trader
If you're like me, then you like figuring out how something is supposed to be done by looking at a really good example. Complete, full-blown, high-performance ASP.NET Enterprise Client-Server Application examples are rather few and far between. In fact Read More...

Posted Tuesday, August 07, 2007 8:32 AM by adamhems | 0 Comments

 
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