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Following my last post around Unity and PIAB , and as already mentioned, PIAB policies have to be explicitly applied to a Unity Container. But what about if you want to apply always the PIAB policies to your container? Easy, apply an extension that does
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Here’s a common question that normally arises when you start to use the new Unity 1.2 interception with PIAB. Common Facts: You are using Unity 1.2 You added the new Microsoft.Practices.Unity.InterceptionExtension.Interception to Unity You configured
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Unity is out. Check out the official release page at msdn . I'm testing the final bits and in the next few days I'll post my thoughts about it... stay tuned!
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http://blogs.msdn.com/markhsch/archive/2005/10/06/478042.aspx
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I don't know, who asked me for this some time ago, when checking the VSS label code snippet that i wrote some time ago ... But Susan Hernandez wrote a great article at codeproject , about rolling back a project to a previous label.
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I wanted to add a copyright statement to all my cs files, and I couldn't find a tool to fastly do it... So, here it goes :) Hope it helps somebody. Just save it as AppendFile.cs and call "csc appendfile.cs". Voilá! .csharpcode { color: black; font-family:
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I've seen some folks suggesting to add your assemblies to the gac, so they can be listed in the "Add Reference" window, in Visual Studio. Well, that's not a correct solution. Actually, VS will still not list your assemblies...and this does nothing to
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During the last days, i was spending some time on web services auto code generation, and also seeing how to get a way of reusing web services. Something i found in the .Net Framework, is the lack of reusing web services. For example, if i want to implement
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We all know how sourcesafe lacks some features. One that sometimes I miss is the ability to rollback a whole project to the version I was having at DD/MM/YYYY. Unfortunately, unless I’m missing something, that’s not possible. So, I developed
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