December 2007 - Posts
19 December 2007
Adding Icons to your custom IIS 7.0 Manager UI Modules
There is a lot of enthusiasm around building IIS UI modules that show up in the IIS Manager. The extensibility model that IIS 7.0 ships with is great and provides a lot of opportunity for developers to come up with nifty modules. One thing that developers
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17 December 2007
IIS 7.0 - IIS Manager Module to scan for assemblies built in debug mode
Often assemblies are built in debug mode and deployed on production servers causing performance degradation. Using this module you can scan all your website folders to find .net modules that are built in debug mode. INSTALLATION 1. You will have to add
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05 December 2007
Preventing ildasm from disassembling your assembly
The MSIL Disassembler (ildasm.exe) is a neat tool that can be used to view the MSIL code of a .Net assembly/dll. Many of you should have used it to peek into assemblies while debugging/troubleshooting. I use it a lot to check assembly namespaces and stuff
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