How To Configure and Use the Logging Application Block

by praveen 1/4/2009 2:28:05 PM
I recently downloaded the Enterprise Library 4.1 released in October 2008. I guess the enterprise library has done a lot of improvements from the 3.x version to the current 4.x that's available and not just making it work with .NET Framework 3.5 and integration with WCF. I downloaded the library an... [More]


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Having your custom ASPX page in an ASP.NET compiled Website

by praveen 11/14/2008 4:37:11 PM
  When you publish an ASP.NET website using Visual Studio it will give you a pre-compiled site. This process of pre-compilation does various actions on the ASPX pages. Files are treated differently. There are various reasons why you would want to pre-compile your ASP.NET site. If you need more ... [More]


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Recursively listing all MOSS Site Collections and Sub Sites

by praveen 8/15/2008 8:36:54 PM
One of the painful tasks for a MOSS Admin is to make a list of all site-collections, sub-sites and nested sites. If you have allowed your customers to create their own sub-sites off a site collection or root site, it can turn out to be a really tough trying to create a list of all those. Our product... [More]


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The Finally Block problem...

by praveen 6/21/2008 1:44:02 AM
One of the things I am really annoyed about is the finally block of the famous trio.... try/catch/finally. Before I get into details, let me explain that I really like the finally block. It has a nice sound to it and of course it does a damn good job, it acts as a placeholder where we can clean up r... [More]


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C# Example for a File In Use

by praveen 6/13/2008 9:20:16 AM
Recently I was working on some code where it was required to open a file, write something to it and close it. I ran into a small problem while considering the code. Since this was a Doc file the problem was that how do I check if the file was already open or not?  If the file is already open fo... [More]


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