WPF, ClickOnce and the .NET Client Profile

Posted By: Mike Taulty | Aug 27th @ 12:18 PM

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A simple demo of building a "Hello World" application with Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 and then deploying it via ClickOnce to a clean Windows XP machine using the .NET Client Profile rather than the full .NET Framework.

Tags: .NET, .NET 3.5 SP1, en-GB, UK, UKDevTeam, WPF

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UK PDC Attendees?

Posted By: Mike Taulty | Aug 18th @ 9:44 AM

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A placeholder for UK developers to comment and indicate that they're going to be out at PDC 2008. Maybe a place to try and organise some meet-ups.

This is perhaps not the best medium for doing this so feel free to suggest others or highlight ones that already exist.

Tags: en-GB, PDC08, UK

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ADO.NET Data Services (VS08 Sp1 B1), Optimistic Concurrency

Posted By: Mike Taulty | Jul 29th @ 2:32 AM

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With Data Services, it's most likely that you'd use an optimistic locking strategy for the underlying data and the framework has built-in support which we take a look at here.

Tags: ADO.NET Data Services, Astoria, en-GB, UK, UKDevTeam

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ADO.NET Data Services (VS08 Sp1 B1), Batching

Posted By: Mike Taulty | Jul 29th @ 2:17 AM

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We can cut down the number of HTTP round-trips that we make from client to service by using the batching feature of Data Services. A service exposes a $batch endpoint that we can send multiple "CRUD" operations to in a single HTTP request.

Tags: ADO.NET Data Services, Astoria, en-GB, UK, UKDevTeam

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ADO.NET Data Services (VS08 Sp1 B1), Service Operations

Posted By: Mike Taulty | Jul 29th @ 2:12 AM

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Service operations provide a way in which we can add to the core functionality of Data Services in order to expose your own arbitrary functionality by writing server-side functions that can still be invoked (with parameters) via the URI. Here, we take a quick look at how we can do this.

Tags: ADO.NET Data Services, Astoria, en-GB, UK, UKDevTeam

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ADO.NET Data Services (VS08 Sp1 B1), Query Interceptors

Posted By: Mike Taulty | Jul 29th @ 2:09 AM

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Query interceptors (and change interceptors) allow us to plug code into the dispatch mechanism server side in order to run some of your own code as part of returning a result set or modifying data. Here, we take a quick look.

Tags: ADO.NET Data Services, Astoria, en-GB, UK, UKDevTeam

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