Today I was envolved in a discussion thread which revolved around the SQL CLR. Naturally I jumped in in defense of the CLR based on my own experience. But one of the other participants pointed me to a blog post by Paul Nielsen about lessons learned while »
It’s finally time to dig into what all the buzz with WCF is about. From what I hear it should perform better than WebServices, has better security and be more flexible. But I’m a bit frustrated by some of the documentation out there. So much of what I »
I have been fighting a “permissions” issue with Sql Server Reporting Services (SSRS) for the last few days. When I run my Custom Report Item (CRI) on my local instance of SSRS it works fine. But when I try to install the CRI on a dedicated server running »
As I continue to work with the ASP.NET MVC framework I continue to be inspired to dig deeper into things, to find out how they work and how I can make them work with this awesome new framework. The case in point here is using ASP.NET Ajax controls with »
When you are developing a control which inherits from CustomReportItem for Sql Server Reporting Services (SSRS) you will certainly want to debug your code. The documentation is shoddy and at best incomplete, and the examples are poorly explained. So being »
Before I started working with ASP.NET Ajax I found using MultipleIEs very valuable for testing pages for both IE6 and IE7. But then I started working on a project which had been developed using the ASP.NET UpdatePanel and IE6 became worthless. I got the »