May 2008 - Posts
The Sysinternals tools have been popular for years and years - they do what they do exceedingly well, and can help troubleshoot all sorts of problems. Well, using them just got easier - as this post announces, there is a beta Sysinternals Live service
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In the most recent release of ADO.NET Data Services, we changed the syntax of query interceptors to take no arguments and return a predicate expression which is applied as a filter. So, for example, if your code used to read: [QueryInterceptor("Customers")]
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The release of Microsoft Source Analysis for C# has just been announced - read more at http://blogs.msdn.com/sourceanalysis/ . Known internally as StyleCop, the ADO.NET Data Services has been using this for a while, as have other teams I know of. The
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When troubleshooting ADO.NET Data Services, it's often handy to look at what content is actually being transferred between a client and a server. Thankfully there are a number of tools that allow you to do this without too much hassle. One of the simples
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Ahh... Don't you love the smell of fresh software in the morning? Yes, this is why I've gone silent for a while on my ADO.NET Data Services topics. We've been hard at work for this Beta, and we hope that you'll give it a try and let us know how it's working
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