If anyone realise yet, I’m bored and tired. So I’m just searching stuff to read.
Here’s a link of resources on MSF v3.0 and v4.0(still under beta).
I’m sure you guys will benefit more from the v4.0 resource. I’ve been trying to find stuff about v4.0 and this guy’s all I’ve got.
If anyone has more links, please feel free to post them under comments.
Some schedules of Enterprise Library Webcast.
Check it out.
Enterprise Library can be downloaded here.
This is a bit old, but I’ll post it anyway.
Download it from here.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/7/b/c7bd6035-ed1c-4885-85de-43f7158c70b9/msdn_1102.zip
It’s a webcast talking about Software Factories. I’m not too sure about this topic, but I’ll be watching the webcast and will write more on it.
A .NET Library to dynamically call Web services at runtime.
Have you ever thought of invoking your Web services dynamically without having to generate a client-side proxy class at design/compile time with WSCF, wsdl.exe or Visual Studio .NET? No need to know the exact Web service description and endpoint at compile/design time. Just get your WSDL, specify the service (binding) to use and the operations to call, and voila! The library can be used especially good in testing scenarios.
Just noticed this other good stuff for web services, posted by Softwaremaker. It’s from the same guy as the previous post I made, WS-ContractFirst (WSCF).
Do check it out.
Oh and just to add, the web services guru in Singapore, Softwaremaker aka William Tay’s blog. http://www.softwaremaker.net/blog
Finished! Completed 1 project. Feeling good. 5 more to go. UGH!
Anyway, here’s something to tingle your senses. I’m sure everyone needs to use a database somehow or another during their development, and not everyone has SQL Server 2000 installed. One way would be to use Access, but that’s too slow. Another way would be to use MSDE. Here’s a good article as how to create your application installation to include and setup MSDE 2000 for your application.
The MSDE Deployment Toolkit (RC) in Action
Enjoy!
Next up I’ll talk about Paladin, if I can remember anything to write about.