Getting the 'Tag Frequency' using NH Linq

August 28, 2010 17:11 by Dave

I wanted to have a Tag cloud on a blog site I am working on. For this I needed to have the Tag's and the frequency they appear on Articles. Using the NH 3 its really simple using the Linq provider (now included). HERE is the Table structure Article Id Article... [More]

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Caching Interceptor with Windsor

August 26, 2010 21:36 by Dave

I am currently building a web application on the ASP.NET MVC 2 framework, I think its a great framework for MVC. However I am using a couple of other frameworks including Castle Windsor to look after my objects. I noticed I had some functions which could be quite costly in the time they run ... [More]

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Using DataAnnotations with NHibernate

August 13, 2010 22:04 by Dave

There are many validation frameworks the main one is NHibernate Validator, which uses its own set of Attributes. I wanted to use the DataAnnotation Attributes as they are supported by Asp.Net MVC out the box. Im sure there are some solutions for this (xVal). However I thought I would look int... [More]

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Whiteboard Released

June 23, 2010 22:59 by Dave

Whiteboard is a chat web application, consider it a proof of concept. The goal of this project was to design and implement a web application using Design Patterns and Open Source Frameworks Technology Stack NHibernate (using Linq to NHibernate) FluentNHibernate Castle Windsor AutoMapper ASP.NET MVC... [More]

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TinyPlug

March 26, 2010 21:46 by Dave

An initial release of TinyPlug is out! you may be asking what is that.. Well its a small plug-in manager. It was born due to a side project requiring a simple plug-in mechanism. It’s not in competition with any other manager, and should not be mistaken for an IOC container (MEF co... [More]

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"Unkown Error" with SharePoint 2007

March 8, 2010 16:37 by Dave

A useful article to any SharePoint developer http://madhurahuja.blogspot.com/2008/01/reveal-unknown-error-on-sharepoint-2007.html finally find out what the actaul error is!!

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Good Article series for Sharp Architecture

November 24, 2009 15:14 by Dave

a number of articles by a development team whom implemented a web site using Sharp Architecture Bill's link

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Example Architectures - for .Net

July 19, 2009 18:23 by Dave

I fnd it fun to look at Architecture, as when it comes to building web applications you do not want to re invent the wheel every time. before recently there where not many designs for using .Net in a n-tier approach which did not contain DataSets. If you are like me and come from a OO back ground ... [More]

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Some Links for AOP

March 11, 2009 00:36 by Dave

AOP is a great way to clean code, well if used correctly. lots of examples will only show the logging example, when an exception is thrown (I should know here is one I wrote: hello world of AOP). Well thats ok, you can see it in action and step through it, however that for me was not enough. ... [More]

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Setting the property values back to a default value (using Reflection)

March 9, 2009 19:48 by Dave

This is just to demo a way which could be implemented to reset all the properties to the default values. consider the following: [code:c#] Test test = new Test(); test.Age = 26; test.Name = "dave"; test.Test1 = 2222; //do some work with the object ... [More]

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Getting the 'Tag Frequency' using NH Linq

Caching Interceptor with Windsor

Using DataAnnotations with NHibernate

Whiteboard Released

TinyPlug

"Unkown Error" with SharePoint 2007

Good Article series for Sharp Architecture

Example Architectures - for .Net

Some Links for AOP

Setting the property values back to a default value (using Reflection)

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