Monthly Archives: July 2007

When I picked up on my old project on Codeplex (which runs Team Foundation Server), I found that there were items checked out by another user. Actually, it was me, but on a workspace on a different computer. Shame on me … Continue reading →

This blog entry is meant to describe how you can get Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM for short) up and running in combination with ASP.NET 2.0 Membership and Role Management. If you are not familiar with ADAM, I suggest you read … Continue reading →

While the June CTP (or Beta 1 refresh if you will) of Visual Studio 2008 is already out some time, I didn’t see anyone report on a new feature that was introduced: “Organize Usings” When you right-click any code file, … Continue reading →

It could happen that you (or whatever) accidentally break a deployed solution on a Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 (or MOSS 2007 for that matter) farm or site. If that happens, you can no longer retract and/or remove a solution by … Continue reading →

The Orcas build of the .NET Framework will bring a lot of improvements to program for the Web. This means that you can expose your services in a fashion that makes it consumable by “simpler” web-enabled clients. It will use SOAP-less … Continue reading →

Wooooot. I’ve been made MVP for Visual Developer – Visual C#. Due to a rogue mail-server I didn’t know until Gerard Verbrugge, the Dutch Microsoft liaison for MVPs, mailed me (on another address) with the fantastic news. Thanks go to … Continue reading →