Contents tagged with .NET Express
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ASP.NET Whidbey talk in Birmingham, AL
I am doing a talk on ASP.NET Whidbey in Birmingham, Al tonight at the Birmingham Software Developer's Association. Comeby if you are in the Birmingham area.
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GetProviderSpecificFieldType() in .NET 2.0 Whidbey
Back with Classic ADO, you could always get the datatype of the field in a recordset (adVarChar and such). I wanted to do that again and get the data in the form of the System.Data.SqlTypes I never did find a way to do that under .NET 1.x. With .NET 2.0 Whidbey, I can use the GetProviderSpecificFieldType() method to get the type of the field as defined by the System.Data.SqlTypes. Here is some quicky code that I wrote to do this:
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Writing client-side javascript to the client with ASP.NET by Scott Mitchell
Scott keeps putting out really good articles. I just stumbled across this article about intgerating client-side javascript with ASP.NET. Worthy of a read.
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Sql Express 2k5 article By Bill Vaughn
Bill Vaughn has written a good informative article on Sql Express 2k5. Here is the intro:
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ADO.NET Async command no-no number 1
I was working on some asynchronous commands in ADO.NET Whidbey on Sunday. I was trying to see the amount of time that might elapse between a command starting to execute and the time that the server operation actually occurs. I did something like the code listed below. Note: that this is not the specific code.
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New build of .NET 2.0 Framework included with Yukon Beta 2
A new build of the .NET 2.0 Framework has been included with Sql Server 2005 Yukon Beta 2. This appears to be an incremental release with merely some framework bug fixes. The build number goes from something like .16 to .42 according to the newsgroup posts that I have read today. Unfortunately, I have not seen this myself. I am mentioning this because I have read this in one or two newsgroup posts. Your mileage may vary. If you have installed the beta 1 of Whidbey, you will need to uninstall the framework before performing a new install of Yukon beta 2. This information comes from the publically available newsgroup microsoft.private.sqlserver2005.relationalserver.clr on the MS NewsGroup Server at http://communities.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.asp?icp=sqlserver2005&slcid=us. Enjoy your reading and adventures with Sql server 2005 Yukon Beta 2.
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Whidbey / CLR debugging & Deployment tip
If you create a CLR Object in Whidbey with the VS.NET IDE and then try to deploy it in Sql Express, you will want to make sure that you are looking at the Output Window when you perform the deploy. If not and you get an error message in the lower left hand corner saying "Deploy Failed," you will be left wondering what in the heck is going on. -
Method Overloading in CLR Objects
I just wrote some CLR Objects with C# in Whidbey Beta 1 and Sql Express. I had a couple of methods named the same thing and I was going to use Method Overloading to call them given the parameters that I handed in. I compiled and everything was fine. I tried to deploy to my Sql Express database, and bango, multiple methods with the same name are not supported. Is there any “good way” to simulate method overloading in Sql Express / Yukon?
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Sql Express Books Online
Appologies if this has already made the rounds. Thanks to Kent Tegels for including this in his signature.
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Can you add a server control to the ASP.NET Whidbey LoginView Templates?
Sure looks like you can. I just did this in Visual Web Developer. I added a server side button into one of my templates, set the editor to display that template, and then dbl-clicked to go to the event. Everything seemed to work as it should.
