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  • Fun with System.Xml.Linq.XDocument

    Overview I've recently been using some new code to do some standard xml manipulation. Although I am pretty comfortable working with an XmlDocument I was interfacing with some code from another team and they were using the newer XDocument. I decided to give it a try and see how well it worked. Needless...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 02-22-2009

  • How to be in two places at the same time - Asynchronous method calls

    Overview: Oftentimes developers are faced with time consuming tasks that appear to make the software being developed run slowly. The majority of code developed is sequential and synchronous. That is, step one is processed and when it is completed step two is processed. There are, however times when a...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 02-02-2009

  • How to use the Client Script Manager

    The ClientScriptManager class is used to manage client scripts and add them to Web applications. You can get a reference to the ClientScriptManager class from the ClientScript property of the Page object. You can add a client script to a Web page declaratively by including the script in the HTML markup...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 01-19-2009

  • Enumerators Decorated with the Flag Attribute

    An enumerator decorated with the [Flags] or [FlagAttribute] attribute (they are one in the same), is able to store a byte that represents the concatenation of all possible combinations of the enumeration. Because of this concatenation it is required that the enumeration be numbered implementing a base...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 12-15-2008

  • Team System Futures From Dev Connections

    At the Dev Connections conference, Doug Seven gave a great presentation on Visual Studio Team System (VSTS) and Team Foundation Server (TFS). He started by discussing Agile development and the Agile Manifesto (see http://agilemanifesto.org/ ) and then highlighted how VSTS and TFS can be used to facilitate...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by IanD on 11-12-2008

  • Part 6 - Generating Some Classes (and an Interface)

    In this installation of my blog series I'll cover creating integrated InterfaceObject, DataAccess and ApplicationObject (BusinessObject) classes based on the definition file that use these newly created stored procedures and provide an API to the users of our classes. The Interface, Data Access and...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 05-12-2008

  • Part 5 - Creating Stored Procedures using SQL Server Management Objects (SMO)

    In this installation of my blog series I'll cover defining, creating and persisting SQL scripts for stored procedures based on our CodeGeneratorPropertyList using SQL Server Management Objects (SMO). As I stated at the end of my last post, this takes an entirely different approach than table generation...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 04-29-2008

  • Part 4 - Tables Creation in SQL Server using SMO

    In this installation of my blog series I’ll cover defining, creating and persisting SQL scripts for tables based on our CodeGeneratorPropertyList using SQL Server Management Objects (SMO). The script for creating tables and then saving the SQL script for the table creation is relatively straightforward...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 04-21-2008

  • Part 3 - Saving and Loading Definition Files

    In this installation of my blog series I’ll cover saving and loading definition files to and from XML. To enable the code generator to do its work and be re-usable across any application development we need to do a few things: 1. Define Code Generation Property class that will hold the data we need to...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 04-13-2008

  • Part 2 - Modify app.config On-The-Fly

    In this installation of my blog series I’ll cover the first concrete item listed in the introduction. Implement a WinForm that modifies its own Config file. Let’s start by creating a Main form for the UI that will be our work area for the Code Generator. We add a button “ M odify Config” that executes...
    Posted to Dot Net (Weblog) by JohnF on 03-21-2008
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