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Update: Enterprise RIA Project Now Running on Silverlight 3 Release Version

As the release schedule of our Enterprise RIA template and sample application was a little bit unfortunate we now had the time to update the project. We needed to do some changes to the code which we couldn’t do before now due to some time constraints. Read More...
Posted Tuesday, September 08, 2009 10:59 AM by astrauss | 0 Comments
Attachment(s): RiaPrototype-sl3rtm_build.zip

Silverlight 3 Business Applications Made Easy

Jörg an I created a new RIA Template and sample application for enterprise applications based on Silverlight 3 and the Silverlight Toolkit. This Visual Studio template and sample application provides a basic structure with sample code for an Enterprise Read More...
Posted Thursday, August 20, 2009 9:39 AM by astrauss | 0 Comments

The ViewModel Pattern in Silverlight – An Example

During the last few weeks I was working with Silverlight again quite a bit. This meant I had to write some code for several showcase projects, too. Of course no real production code (beware) but nevertheless in the end the applications were doing what Read More...
Posted Tuesday, June 09, 2009 5:25 PM by astrauss | 2 Comments

Short Gotcha When Working With Extent Initialization In ‘M’

Not just in order to show that this Blog is still alive but also because it may be a little useful hint for all of you doing the first steps with M, the language of the Oslo Developer Center . As you might already know you can create data models with Read More...
Posted Tuesday, April 07, 2009 11:15 AM by astrauss | 0 Comments
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Building a Visual Search Service for IE8 with WCF - Part V

With some delay here is the final part of the series on how to implement a IE8 Visual Search Service using WCF. In this last part I will deal with the small bits which are still open in order to be able to deploy a full functioning Visual Search service Read More...
Posted Thursday, January 15, 2009 4:40 PM by astrauss | 0 Comments
Attachment(s): VideoVSearchAggregator.zip

Building a Visual Search Service for IE8 with WCF - Part IV

Well I have to hurry up a bit as I initially planned to have this series finished even a while ago and now I'm even struggling to finish it until the end of the year. Anyway here is the next part and as promised this time I will focus on the search providers Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 16, 2008 4:15 PM by astrauss | 3 Comments

Building A Visual Search Service For IE8 With WCF - Part III

It's definitely about time to publish the promised third part of this series. This time I will cover the class model which I used to let the .Net XmlSerializer generate the necessary XML structure. I want to utilize almost the full breadth of the capabilities Read More...
Posted Wednesday, November 26, 2008 2:15 PM by astrauss | 2 Comments

Building a Visual Search Service for IE8 with WCF - Part II

Welcome to part two of this series on how to implement a visual search service for IE8 using the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and other .Net technologies or libraries. The first part described the overall scenario of the service and today I Read More...
Posted Friday, November 07, 2008 5:00 PM by astrauss | 4 Comments

Building a Visual Search Service for IE8 with WCF - Part I

Beta 2 of Internet Explorer has been out for a while now and as you already know one of the new functionalities of Beta 2 is the visual search feature. Since there is a really extensive introduction about visual search and the steps on the IE8 side in Read More...
Posted Saturday, October 25, 2008 10:54 PM by astrauss | 1 Comments

Some Reflections About Software Plus Services

Yesterday I held a high level session about S+S at the Basta conference in Frankfurt. After the session I asked some attendees about if the concept (I don't use the term strategy on purpose) became clear. Unfortunately the feedback was mixed. One response Read More...
Posted Tuesday, February 26, 2008 3:10 PM by astrauss | 3 Comments

Windows Cardspace Meets Vista Media Center

It's again time to post a new blog entry. This time I thought it may be interesting to see how Windows Cardspace can be used together with applications built on top of the Media Center Presentation Layer (WMCPL). So and why do I think that Cardspace can Read More...
Posted Monday, February 25, 2008 1:01 PM by astrauss | 2 Comments

What you always wanted to know about Microsoft Cardspace - Part 3

The publication of Vittorio's book "Understanding Windows Cardspace" about which I wrote a post only yesterday I realize that there is more and more demand for information about topics around identity. And from my experience it is not only people working Read More...
Posted Friday, February 08, 2008 12:33 PM by astrauss | 2 Comments

Physics, Silverlight and Visualization...How Businesses Can Benefit!

Recently we had an engagement at a cutomer with a department responsible for knowledge management. They were looking for a way to visualize some of their knowledge data in a intuitive way and make content related to that data acessible to all relevant Read More...
Posted Thursday, November 15, 2007 3:16 PM by astrauss | 10 Comments

What you always wanted to know about Microsoft Cardspace - Part 2

Q: Can a card be marked as "not exportable"? A: No this is not possible at the moment. After a card has been installed in the card-selector the card can always be exported using the standard facilities of the card selector. This allows easy tranportation Read More...
Posted Monday, October 15, 2007 5:32 PM by astrauss | 1 Comments

What you always wanted to know about Microsoft Cardspace - Part 1

Since the Identity Metasystem and Microsoft Cardspace is quite a complex topic but is a great means to enable the user to have better control how and when identity information and login credentials are used I felt that there needs to be some more clarification Read More...
Posted Wednesday, September 26, 2007 9:36 AM by astrauss | 3 Comments
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