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August 2007 - Posts

WCF, AJAX, and Virtual Earth in Visual Studio 2008

Eric Ebell , working at one of our service provider customers in Atlanta, pinged me about a JavaScript question, wanting to know how to call a web service and then fill a table dynamically with the results. I am not a JavaScript developer by any means,

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About a month ago, my cell phone was thrown into a bag at the pool along with the kids' pool toys. Next thing ya know, I am pulling my phone out of several inches of water at the bottom of a bag and feeling a sense of dread come over me... "Oh no... I
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Host Workflow with ReceiveActivity or SendActivity in IIS

One of the cool features of Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 is the introduction of the SendActivity and ReceiveActivity, which provides a marriage of WCF and WF. Guy Berstein has a great overview of some of the new WF and WCF features . This makes creating

Debug JavaScript in JSP or PHP Pages with Visual Studio 2008

I am simply amazed at the JavaScript debugging with Visual Studio 2008. The really cool part is that it is able to debug the JavaScript from PHP and JSP pages just as easily as it can with ASP.NET. Think about it... you aren't debugging the server-side
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Write an AJAX-Enabled Web Page with Sorting, Paging, Inserting, Editing, Updating, Deleting... in 6 Minutes?!?

Ken Cox has a great web post, " Speed Test: A No-Code LINQ-Based ASP.NET 3.5 Page " that shows the power of using ASP.NET and LINQ to quickly build a web page with no code. Yep... no code, and you get Sorting, Paging, Inserting, Editing, Updating, and
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Getting Started with Domain Specific Languages

I am just getting started with the DSL Toolkit. Admittedly, DSL has seemed like a black art, because it was hard to figure out all the interim releases and CTPs. The goal of this series of blogs is to walk you through my experience of learning to create
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Microsoft Does Have a SOA Strategy, After All

" SOA is not something you buy. SOA is an architectural approach, not a product. Anyone saying anything differently either hasn't thought the whole thing through or has something to sell you." If you have heard my talks on SOA before, you have heard that
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Programmatically Insert SoapHeader into SOAP Request with ASMX SoapExtensions

A customer asked about adding arbitrary headers to an outbound SOAP message from Compact Framework. I would have loved to show how to do this with WCF, but alas customers have to wait for .NET Compact Framework 3.5 for WCF support on the mobile device.
 
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