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SubSonic 2.1 Beta released
Just in case you never heard about SubSonic yet, it’s a kickass DAL and I use it for a lot of my projects. Currently it supports SQL Server 2000 or 2005, MySQL and or Oracle (with SQLLite, SQLCE). They...
View ArticleURL Rewriting with IIS7
Finally Microsoft released the long anticipated IIS7 URL Rewrite Module. It really was about time! The key features look promising: Rules-based URL rewriting engine Regular expression pattern matching...
View ArticleC# CSV Import
An old topic, I agree. Unfortunately we still can’t forget about CSV files and I see so many questions popping up on forums and especially on my blog related to this topic. Not every company features...
View ArticleAmazon launches Windows.. BUT
Yesterday Amazon launched a new EC2 Version including support for Windows and SQL Server. Unfortunately it only runs Windows 2003 Server and SQL Server 2005. Now that we are all happy about Windows...
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New .NET Logo
I just stumbled upon the new .NET Logo which will be replacing the old and rusty 8 years old .NET Logo. The new one looks way more professional. Old .NET Framework Logo: New .NET Framework Logo: Side...
View Article404 Error while using ASP.NET URL Routing
I’m heavily using the new ASP.NET URL Routing feature introduced in .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 in my new ASP.NET Applications instead of traditional URL Rewriting. I actually wanted to use IIS7 URL...
View ArticleCheck For Row Existance Only
It’s something you need to take care of in almost every ASP.NET Application. What if you would just like to know if that specific row exists or not, in SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server 2008. For example:...
View ArticleStill sticking to the DataReader most of the time
Of course this is a big topic. We got LINQ, SubSonic and all the great ORM Mappers now, but when it comes to performance it’s still a critical decision. I never really cared much about that when...
View ArticleUnrecognized attribute ‘targetFramework’
I’m currently playing around with ASP.NET 4.0 Beta 2. There are lots of bugs to fight with, but I’m looking forward to RC1, which should be available soon. It’s coming with a GoLive Licence, so when...
View ArticleMake the ASP.NET DataPager SEO friendly?
Currently I’m working on a brand new .NET Framework v4 Project which is using all the new stuff of the new framework version. So I decided to try out the ASP.NET DataPager once more. It was introduced...
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