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In one of my current projects (yes, there are more at the moment and yes that is the reason why it’s a bit quiet around here) i neede to write an encrypted file to the hard disc using DPAPI (Data Protection API). After I unsuccessfully searched the web and the msdn (the sample reads all bytes to the buffer at once - not so nice), I wrote the following sample app:

MDFExec Executing CREATE statements from within Visual Studio 2005 Snippy Editor for creating and modifying Visual Studio 2005 Code Snippets WebServer Here Context Menu Exclude From Sharepoint NDoc Macro Cropper Screenshot tool Ruler Folder Size Browser Convert.NET C# 2 VB.NET Converter ChalkTalk Mistaya LDAP Explorer WinMerge Thomas list…

If you try to run a CREATE statement in a query (right click on a database in the Server Explorer) you receive this message. So i wrote a small utility which will do the job for me. using System; using System.IO; using System.Data.SqlClient; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace MdfExec { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string _cnStr; if (args.Length == 2) { _cnStr = "data source=.

I’m quite busy with a project I’m on with Clemens(the last time before he’ll join the Indigo team at Microsoft) - just to explain why it got bit quiet around me :-) Here is a modified version of the prop snippet that I want to share (and remember :-P). <?xml version="...

I just finished writing some ASP.NET code where I also typed the following lines: <ItemTemplate> <asp:Image ID="IsOnline" runat="server" ImageUrl='<%# GetImageUrl((MembershipUser)Container.DataItem) %>' /> </ItemTemplate> protected string GetImageUrl(MembershipUser user) { if (user.IsLockedOut) { return "~/images/BadUser.gif"; } else if (!user.IsApproved) { return "~/images/GreyUser.gif"; } else if (user.IsOnline) { return "~/images/OnlineUser.gif"; } else { return "~/images/OfflineUser.gif"; } } Before I shutdown my machine I fetchted Mail and Feeds when i ran accross this posting by ScottGu pointing to Fritz Onions Blog.

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Via Peter: Snippy – Darren May found this cool little client app for creating VS2005 code snippets. And to think I’ve been doing them by hand all this time… […]

Jonathan Cogley has posted a nice piece of javascript: http://weblogs.asp.net/jcogley/archive/2005/12/07/432584.aspx ASATISMT (As Soon As There Is Some More Time) I need to wrap smth like this with a control…

Die INETA (International .NET Association) User Groups VfL-NiederRhein und NET UG Düsseldorf feiern die Veröffentlichung von Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 und BizTalk Server 2006! Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005 und SQL Server™ 2005 und BizTalk Server 2006 sind in Englisch am 7. November erschienen. Die deutschen Sprachversionen werden in einigen Wochen verfügbar sein werden. Anlässlich der Veröffentlichung laden die INETA Usergroups alle Mitglieder und Interessierte herzlich ein, den Launch zu feiern.

Yesterday the new issue of the MSDN Magazine Europe arrived in our office. It includes my article about my travel to the DDD Developer Day in Reading.

Friday night Andreas Hoffmann (2nd lead of the VfL-NiederRhein user group) picked me up ad we drove the long way down to the south. Our destination for Saturday morning was the Chaostage event of the .NET user group Deggendorf (http://dotnet-deggendorf.sefnet.de/). I had a session “Introducing the concepts and architecture of ASP.NET“ in the morning and a second one “Hello WebServices – Message-Oriented Programming for distributed systems” in the evening. We checked in at our hotel in Garching (I won’t tell the name but I’ll tell you a bit about the worst service).

A short statement additional to my post against the spagetti code because I think Scott got me wrong: <sarcsam>The Object Data Source is one of the coolest things out there cause it’s never been so easy to use n-tier applications and bind custom business objects to databound controls. And this is exactly what I tell the folks out there in my articles and talks.</sarcsam>

The most important thing to point out whenever I talk about ASP.NET 2.0 data-driven applications is: With the SqlDataSource and GridView or DetailView controls you can quickly build up tiny applications that just need to be set up asap. This has to do nothing with REAL best practice applications!" Therefore I was pretty happy to read “The Code Spaghetti generation is back” in Pascal Leloup’s Blog. Here is my statement:

Me and Benjamin Mitchell Barry Dorrans Me and Ian Griffiths(Pluralsight) Richard, Me, Craig Murphy, Tim and VBUG man Me and Amy Sorokas(Microsoft) Phil Winstanley Oliver Sturm Speakers in the Space Bar The Geek Diner

[…]The .NET Framework 2.0 comes with a built-in webserver, based on the old Cassini web server. So I wanted to be able to easily set up any directory to have its contents served up on an as-needed basis. The result is an addition to the Windows Explorer right-click menu…[Robert McLaws] Chris Fraizer wrote it thgether in a small app. Here is my version with a few modifications: using System; using System.

Wow, what a weekend. Just so short cuz my desk is quite full - but I promise to tell more tomorrow.

Problem When connecting through a Microsoft ISA 2004 server, the FTP client has read only access to the files and folders. e.g. Uploading, renaming or deleting a file or folder is not possible. The FTP server replies with a “550 Access denied” message if such operations are performed. Solution Microsoft ISA 2004 server (acts as Firewall) default settings only allow read access (list and download). To change this settings open ISA management Select Firewall policy -> Web Access -> Protocol -> Filtering ->Configure FTP

Damir hat ein tolles Video zusammengeschnitten… Starring: Barbara Steiger, Simone Stocker, Frank Butler, Christian Frei, Amy Sorokas, Trisha Lacey, Hans Verbeeck, Karsten Samatschke, Christian Wenz, Damir Tomicic, André Obelink, Dirk Primbs, Frank Prengel, Bill Gates, Jim Alchin, Andres Hejlsberg, Chris Anderson, Don Box, Scott Guthrie, Doug Purdue, Sara Faatz, Samantha Spears, Morgan Baker, Julia Lerman, Nicolas Clerc, Patrick Hynds, Chris Capossela, Golo Haas, Alex Bierhaus, Mario Spuszta, Alexander Holly, Michael Willers, Channel 9 guy *