alkampfer on February 2nd, 2010

Yesterday I need to implement in a quick way a three style checkbox in a project based on asp.net 3.5. The requirements stated that I must not spend too much time designing an entire new control, but the solution should be usable by other people with minimum impact. Here is the result I obtained.

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I have a winform application where the user can select an element into a grid, edit its properties, and then decide if the modification should be saved or rejected. Thanks to binding, IEditableObject and INotifyPropertyChanged, writing such feature is a breeze, but the user signaled me that something was wrong. He told me: “suppose you [...]



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alkampfer on November 26th, 2009

In last article I explained how to configure WCF to secure a service with https, with no authentication, now I want to show you the configuration needed to enable role and user membership using a standard asp.net provider.
Here is the service definition on the server

<service behaviorConfiguration=”WsHttpWithAuthBehavior”
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alkampfer on November 25th, 2009

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, I [...]



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alkampfer on November 20th, 2009

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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