Being Scott Densmore

I know that this is not really Shakespeare, but I couldn’t resist. One of my favorite movies is Shakespeare in love and I am going to list the quote and then update it for today: FENNYMAN: This time the boots are coming off! HENSLOWE: What have Read More...

.NET is cool, but it still gives me fits sometimes. I was writing a test and in my fixture I was checking that the events I set up on my class where getting fired correctly. All things are going well on each individual test, but when I ran them all together, Read More...

DB says Congrats to the XMLP WG for getting the MTOM and XOP specs to CR. To this I have only one reply: "Seeing as how the DB is such a VIP, shouldn't we keep the PC on the QT? 'Cause if it leaks to the VC, he could end up an MIA, and then we'd all be Read More...

Brian Button and myself have been talking heavily on how we do CAS Unit Testing. Here are a couple of links that will help out. I think it is about running tests in a separate AppDomain. Here are some links to look at as I work more on this…. http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/ivanmed/PermaLink.aspx/4104271e-dceb-466f-836a-8c791af63ea8 Read More...

Now that the InfoPath team has release the new SDK, I am inspired to do something new. I love the fact that we have XmlComments in C# and that it has the support including comments from external files. This makes it easier to separate the comments so Read More...

This weekend I was playing with my little girls when the 4 year old reminded me I was getting soft around the middle (like Santa). So now I have determined I must remove all Santa like qualities from my body, so it looks like I need to take these rusty Read More...

Damien Morton gave me a pointer to his blog about IServiceProvider. More good stuff J . For all those out there that are paying attention, I know that this pattern of usage can and does lead to singleton use… and given my rant about singletons Read More...

I used to work with IServiceProvider in my COM days (sshhh don’t tell anyone). It was a great way to build communication lines between objects and then proffer (IProfferService) other services. To do this, you need to be a container for services. Read More...