Consuming ASP.NET Web Services from SQLCLR
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I've done a lot of things from the SQLCLR thus far, except for consuming an ASP.NET Web Service. This morning, I ran into some difficulties. Here are some key points to remember:
Remove any app.config …
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Read more →Why demo your cool application to a few friends, when you can show it off to thousands of your peers at the PDC? This year's PDC will be the first-ever Show Off event, which is an evening …
Read more →Business Process Integration & Workflow Conference - October 4-7, 2005 (Redmond, WA)
Plan now to attend this four day workshop covering Microsoft’s Business Process, Integration and Workflow to get up to speed on new and updated solutions for Business Process Automation, Integration …
Read more →Great quotations from the world of Programming ...
A friend of mine from Iceland emailed recently. His tagline listed a fun Website that he runs.
Here are a couple of my favorites:
When debugging, novices insert corrective code; …
Read more →Visual Studio 2005 Beta Experience
Focused primarily on the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) developer communities, the beta experience contains the latest news, free resources, training, and a free newsletter. Note: You won't …
Read more →Visual Studio 2005/SQL Server 2005 launches in the West
Besides the main launch event in San Francisco, on November 7, there are a few others in the West. Please feel free to register using code: LaunchTour2005.
Tuesday, December 6
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Read more →Rich, my business partner and coblogger (his personal blog is here), is presenting a full day on Visual Studio Team System at the Wintellect Devscovery seminar at Microsoft. Great presentation that …
Read more →Listening to Jeff Richter talk about Application Domain and Remoting. He's a good presenter, and very fun to listen to! Lot's of energy, but more importantly, very knowledgeable! I …
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