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Key reasons why use WPF on a Business Application
For some time, there has been discussion on whether WPF may be a good choice for writing Business Applications. Typical reasons against using it are that Business Applications do not require graphic capabilities , WPF is quite a new technology, it requires Read More...

Posted Saturday, January 03, 2009 12:00 AM by Dario Airoldi | 4 Comments

Micro Framework TripComputer Sample
Micro Framework introduces a new approach to embedded development. The following key points: Minimal hardware requirements Strong runtime support Easy and intuitive development model An extensible emulation environment Make it easy to address application Read More...

Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 9:23 PM by Dario Airoldi | 1 Comments


Attachment(s): Micro Framework Samples.zip

WCF Samples
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) the new API set and runtime for message based communication. WCF replaces old web services as WCF Services support HTTP/Soap based communication. In particular, WCF now supports WS* standards for secure, reliable Read More...

Posted Sunday, March 25, 2007 7:22 PM by Dario Airoldi | 1 Comments


Attachment(s): WCF Samples.zip

"Certified for Vista" Logo Samples
The following samples show the most common tasks you may need to perform on your application to get the "Certified for Vista Logo". In particular, CertifiedforVistaSamples.zip include: Manifestsample : shows how to apply a manifest to your .Net application Read More...

Posted Thursday, January 11, 2007 3:07 PM by Dario Airoldi | 1 Comments


Attachment(s): CertifiedForVistaSamples.zip

Steps to prepare lab machines with Windows Vista AIK
The steps to create a lab installation are easy with Windows Vista AIK. With a clear idea of what you need to install on the machines and the requirements described below, a couple of days may be enough to have everything in place. Also, only a single Read More...

Posted Wednesday, January 10, 2007 7:02 PM by Dario Airoldi | 1 Comments

Steps to create a bootable Windows PE RAM CD/DVD
The following article shows how to create a bootable WinPE disk with Windows Vista Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) . Requirements WAIK : Windows Vista Automated Installation Kit (get the download here ). CDBurn/Dvdburn utility: this tool allows burning Read More...

Posted Wednesday, January 10, 2007 7:01 PM by Dario Airoldi | 4 Comments

Steps to Create an Unattended Setup for Windows Vista
The following article shows how to create an automated setup per windows Vista using Windows Vista Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) . Requirements Vista DVD : a DVD with Windows Vista. WAIK : Windows Vista Automated Installation Kit (get the download Read More...

Posted Wednesday, January 10, 2007 6:57 PM by Dario Airoldi | 4 Comments

Frequently asked questions on Windows Vista compatibility and Certification Logos
The following article proposes some Frequently Asked Questions and Answers about Windows Vista Compatibility and Vista Certification Logos. I gathered information below from compatibility and logo draft documents and from internet resources that are subject Read More...

Posted Wednesday, November 29, 2006 2:06 PM by Dario Airoldi | 7 Comments

Write your services leveraging existing thread pool technologies
here is an idea on how to write your services leveraging the power of existing thread pool technologies. Thread pooling is important for scalability. Pooling algorithms generally include complex logic for self tuning, queuing incoming requests, etc. These Read More...

Posted Friday, September 15, 2006 2:16 PM by Dario Airoldi | 5 Comments


Attachment(s): 20060908 Write your services leveraging existing thread pool technologies Figure 1.JPG

Queued Components vs MSMQ Triggers vs Custom Listeners
Hello everybody, here are some notes comparing "Queued components", "Message Queuing Triggers", "Custom Receivers" options for developing an MSMQ based asynchronous architecture. Due to the limitation of "Message Queuing Triggers" in handling concurrent Read More...

Posted Wednesday, June 28, 2006 9:17 AM by Dario Airoldi | 1 Comments

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