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• Analyse your Source Code

  I recently gave Microsoft Source Analysis a try. It was released sometime ago, and act's as an add-in in Visual Studio to check the source code with some coding rules. This is different from FxCop which checks assemblies. This checks your source code... Posted Jun 06 2008, 06:51 AM by amar with | with no comments Filed under: dotNet

• Debugging .NET Source Code

  Shawn Burke has a nice article which explains how to enable Visual Studio to download the symbol files and enable debugging for the .NET Source Code in your project. This is definitely a big help, as we no longer have to treat internal .NET assemblies... Posted Jan 17 2008, 08:01 AM by amar with | with no comments Filed under: dotNet

• dotNet 3.5 Namespace Poster

  Just a quick update. Found this cool poster of .net 1.0 - 3.5 namespaces. Definitely a must to hang around any developer's cubicle ;) Download it straight from Microsoft . Posted Nov 20 2007, 05:11 AM by amar with | with no comments Filed under: dotNet

• .NET Code Performance

  I recently had been busy performance tuning .NET code, and I was very surprised at some of the findings as I timed and profiled various code modules. I had done a lot of performance tuning with C++ before I migrated to .NET. Had not done any serious performance... Posted Nov 22 2006, 03:11 PM by amar with | with no comments Filed under: dotNet, Sharepoint

• Code cannot find reference to assembly in GAC

  I came across this error today which made me quite curious on why it is happening. This occured to me in a SharePoint WebPart, but it is a very general .NET Framework error and as such can occur in any type of .NET application. CS0011: Referenced class... Posted Sep 29 2006, 03:09 PM by amar with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: dotNet, Sharepoint

• Extracting dll's out of the GAC

  I was recently asked how to reference the Microsoft.SharePoint and few of the other SharePoint dll's in a project while developing on a non SharePoint machine. The solution is quite simple which we often seem to neglect. This is applicable for any assembly... Posted Jun 13 2006, 03:06 PM by amar with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: dotNet, Sharepoint

• MSBee - The new buzz in town

  I have been playing around with the MSBee project. I was trying to figure out, how to build my .NET 1.1 based SharePoint webparts projects using Visual Studio 2005, while keeping the project unchanged so that other VS 2003 users can work on it without... Posted May 17 2006, 08:05 AM by amar with | with no comments Filed under: dotNet

• Profile WebParts for performance and memory

  I recently wanted to profile some of my Webparts to identify possible memory usage and speed issues. So I started to look for some profiling tools which I can evaluate and maybe ask my company to purchase in the long run. I tried three tools. Compuware... Posted May 15 2006, 11:05 AM by amar with | with 3 comment(s) Filed under: dotNet, Sharepoint

• DataFormatString not working with BoundFields

  I came across this issues when I added a GridView to display some data. One of the data fields was a Date Time field and it was displaying both the date and time portions. So I added the DataFormatString as: < asp : BoundField DataField ="PubDate"... Posted Apr 04 2006, 05:04 AM by amar with | with no comments Filed under: dotNet

• Manually sign interop assemblies

  I was asked how to import a COM dll into a .NET project and sign it using a key. e.g. ActiveDS.dll. This is not signed and hence if added by the Visual Studio UI into a project which was signed, it will refuse to compile saying that ActiveDS.dll is not... Posted Feb 20 2006, 12:51 PM by amar with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: dotNet

• Solution to ASP.NET, Javascript value modification problem

  Sorry for being late. Was tied up in work. So lets start where I left off before. The main problem which I found was that if the ASP.NET button was clicked, and I wanted to run some client side Javascript to update the values of hidden form elements and... Posted Feb 20 2006, 11:14 AM by amar with | with no comments Filed under: dotNet

• ASP.NET Javascript value modification problem 2

  continued from my previous post ... I guessed as .NET viewstate is managed mostly using Javascript and GET / POST, there should be some way by which I can signify my hidden variables as dirty or refresh the viewstate to reflect the value changes by Javascript... Posted Feb 20 2006, 11:04 AM by amar with | with no comments Filed under: dotNet

• ASP.NET, Javascript value modification problem 1

  While solving one particular case in a SharePoint webpart, I came across a very *** problem in ASP.NET Postback and Viewstate handling. Let me declare the scenario in detail : I have a page A which has some values in hidden variables of type HtmlControls... Posted Feb 20 2006, 11:02 AM by amar with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: dotNet