January 2006 - Posts
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While working on getting a Java Web service and a .NET Web service client to talk to one another, I ran into an interesting situation. The problem had to do with the WSDL being produced by the Java service. Actually, the entire process involved the following
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For those of you interested in furthering your development career, might I suggest checking out Waterfall 2006 . It’s new, but oh so relevant. Thanks to Howard for the heads-up.
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For the last little while I have been having an issue using source control under TFS. Specifically, when I go to edit a file that (I believe) is under source control, I'm allowed to do so. What's worse, when I go to save the file (like when the application
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Just passing this information on to any who might have missed it. Look for the Release Candidate for TFS in early February. http://blogs.msdn.com/jeffbe/archive/2006/01/19/514801.aspx
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One of the things I like about VS 2005 is the integration of FxCop functionality into the IDE. Most of the time, it informs me of better practices to things that I would have done differently in previous versions of .NET. A good example is the IsNullOrEmpty
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Well the first Toronto Code Camp is finished and, as far as I can tell, it was a success. There was somewhere north of 175 people who spent their Saturday to hear some wonderful speakers discuss technology. Current technology. Future technology. And lots
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