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Debugging - A Journey
TFS 2010: An error occurred while validating. HRESULT = '8000000A'
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over 1 year ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, I’ve had a few cases already, where our customers came across a rare problem: They were building Visual Studio Installer projects with Team Build of Team Foundation Server 2010 and the build failed with the error: “ An error...
Debugging - A Journey
Be careful when making DataTransferManager.DataRequested an async function
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6 months ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, Update: Thanks to Nigel Sampson for correcting my post. :) As you probably already know, .NET Framework 4.5 introduced two new keywords: async and await . (Look here for information about how to use them.) If you are adding the...
Debugging - A Journey
File Server Resource Manager: Creating a custom classification module - Registration
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over 2 years ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, This is part 3 of my mini-series on how to create a custom file classification module that can be run by the File Server Resource Manager which ships with Windows Server 2008 R2. (If you missed the other parts, you can return to the...
Debugging - A Journey
File Server Resource Manager: Creating a custom classification module - Index
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over 2 years ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, The other day a customer wanted to classify his documents using the File Resource Manager of Windows Server 2008 R2. He needed to classify a huge amount of files with dynamic values in a short amount of time. He found that opening the...
Debugging - A Journey
Communication between Windows Services and Applications in Windows Vista and higher
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over 2 years ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, If you are trying to migrate a Windows service that communicates with other applications via window messages to Windows Vista or higher (Vista, Server 2008 (+ R2), 7), or if you are implementing a new service, please remember: Windows...
Debugging - A Journey
File Server Resource Manager: Creating a custom classification module - Running the Classification Module
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over 2 years ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, This is the final part of my mini-series on how to create a custom file classification module that can be run by the File Server Resource Manager which ships with Windows Server 2008 R2. (If you missed the other parts, you can return...
Debugging - A Journey
How to avoid “The directory data type cannot be converted to/from a native DS data type” (0x8000500C) in managed code
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10 months ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, We may find ourselves in the situation where we need to access custom properties that have been defined for objects in our Active Directory. However, using the managed class DirectoryEntry we may receive an exception with the error...
Debugging - A Journey
File Server Resource Manager: Creating a custom classification module - Introduction
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over 2 years ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, This is the first part of my mini-series on how to create a custom file classification module that can be run by the File Server Resource Manager which ships with Windows Server 2008 R2. (If you missed the other parts, you can return...
Debugging - A Journey
How to listen for Printer Connections?
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over 1 year ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, The other day, a customer wanted to listen (in C++) for newly added printers. He was trying to use FindFirstPrinterChangeNotification but was never notified. It turned out that he was adding network printers, which belonged to a...
Debugging - A Journey
File Server Resource Manager: Creating a custom classification module - Implementation
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over 2 years ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, This is part 3 of my mini-series on how to create a custom file classification module that can be run by the File Server Resource Manager which ships with Windows Server 2008 R2. (If you missed the other parts, you can return to the...
Debugging - A Journey
WPF ignoring BiDi control characters
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over 2 years ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, Have you ever tried using the following BiDirectional ( Disclaimer: The content linked here is not from Microsoft: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bi-directional_text http://unicode.org/reports/tr9/ ) control characters in WPF? ...
Debugging - A Journey
Asynchronous Programming in .NET 4.5 – in Spanish
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3 months ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, My colleague José Ortega and I just published some articles about the new .NET 4.5 keywords await and async , and about the Task Parallel Library (TPL) . As they are in Spanish we put them on his blog. If you are interested,...
Debugging - A Journey
Failed the WACK Test – How do I get more information?
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2 months ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, So you finished your Windows Store app and are eager to get it into the Store – but it failed the Windows App Certification Kit (WACK) test and the results do not provide sufficient information about the reason of the failure...
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Problem running decoupled WMI providers simultaneously
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over 1 year ago
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Helge Mahrt
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Hello everyone, The other day, I had a customer who implemented a decoupled WMI provider in her application. She was running two instances simultaneously and when calling a function of the WMI provider, one of the two instances would crash with the...
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