Wcf over secure transport
on November 25th, 2009
On category: .NET framework

In some older posts, I dealt with wcf configuration to manage authentication of a service with the asp.net membership provider. Now I need to modify configuration, because in another project, all the site is forced over https, and the configuration I used in the other project cannot be used anymore. In older post in fact, [...]

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Technorati claim
on November 25th, 2009
On category: Uncategorized

This is a post for technorati claim. K7N8HF95YA8J Alk.

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Test infrastructure
on November 24th, 2009
On category: Testing

Unit tests must be as clearer as possible, I found that in standard project I’m working, I use nhibernate + stored procedures for massive operations. Most of the tests contains code to preload database, recreate structure or manage transaction, so, lot of time ago I decided to build some infrastructure to make this possible. It [...]

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Linq provider via IEnumerable
on November 20th, 2009
On category: LINQ

If you ever tried to implement a linq provider, you know that this is not a simple task. This is true for a full linq provider, but sometimes we need only a basic support, and in these situations there is probably a simpler approach. Suppose you need to give LINQ support to find user in [...]

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For those out there that are, like me, fans of Data Dude, here is a link that shows you the news about Data Dude in VS2010. The most appealing part is that “database projects” are now supported starting from VS professional edition, so I’m expecting that more and more people will try to manage databases [...]

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