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"Test driven development" - some practical experiences in API development
05 March 07 06:46 PM
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adarshk
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Since last few years I was reading a lot of discussion about "extreme programing" and "test driven development". I decided to explore and apply some of those principles in my own development and within my team. Here are some of the interesting things
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Use NetworkInformation classes to get the list of listening ports on your machine
14 March 05 12:01 PM
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adarshk
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.Net frameworks 2.0 have new addition of Namespace, System.Net.NetworkInformation, it provide a number of interesting classes to extract the network related statistics and state of the machine, it pretty much provide most of the functionality which is
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Does your application require customizing System.Net.WebPermission, SocketPermission or DnsPermission settings?
06 December 04 01:43 AM
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adarshk
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.Net frameworks comes with deefault security settings where components running under Intranet, Internet Zone can only have WebPermission to connect back to the server, from where they are downloaded. Also the component from Intranet zone and Internet
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