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I started playing with the .NET Framework 4.0 composition namespace (also known as MEF) and I want to share the most simple example I could write. The program prints out the providerName field, but the actual value is provided by the ExternalProvider
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If you need to run MS Test command line utility as a 64-bit process you need to do 2 things: Disclaimer : Be aware that this is not supported and it is under you own risk. 1. Backup the MSTest.exe file first and then remove the 32-bit flag by running
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Do a web request using System.Net classes, HttpWebRequest or WebClient. For example: new WebClient().DownloadFile( "http://tinyurl.com/d5yy8a" , @"C:\Temp\file.xml" ) ; Or: HttpWebRequest.Create( "http://tinyurl.com/d5yy8a"
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In my previous post I explained how to collect ETW events from URL Rewrite (or any other IIS provider) and then display those structured events in the Event Viewer. Now I want to show you how to collect ETW events using C#. The .NET Framework 3.5 provides
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IIS Failed Request Tracing is a powerful way to troubleshoot Web Requests, it provides an easy way to track each execution step for one specific request. URL Rewrite Module provides several events that can be tracked using Failed Request Tracing, here
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The GoLive release of URL Rewrite Module is now available and has a lot of improvement thanks to the IIS Community feedback (and tons of internal brainstorm meetings!). A new feature is the ability to create Rewrite Rules by using Rewrite Templates, Rewrite
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Last week we shipped the first preview of URL Rewrite Module for IIS 7.0. If you are not familiar with URL Rewriting engines, please check out the walkthroughs: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/460/using-url-rewrite-module/ . If you are you familiar with
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I hadn't posted since two years ago; a lot of things happen in such a time and now I'm part of the IIS team. I'm not sure about what to talk about, so I will start with random stuff. I found debugging very task oriented, there are a bunch of ways to get
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Hi there!, I'm a development consultant at MS Mexico. I'd been bloging at http://danielvl.blogspot.com and now it's time to move to this new home :) I'm going to share whatever I have learned from the CLR, design and some Servers (e.g. BizTalk). Currently,
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