Adding schemaLocation attribute to XElement in LINQ to XML

3. June 2010 21:26 by viperguynaz in Windows  //  Tags: ,   //   Comments (0)
Adding schemaLocation to a namespace in LINQ to XML is simple if you follow a few simple constraints.
Adding schemaLocation to a namespace in LINQ to XML is simple if you follow a few simple constraints. [More]

WCF Interoperability and Extensibility - Part Two

24. May 2010 20:29 by viperguynaz in .NET, WCF, Featured  //  Tags: , ,   //   Comments (1)
In this part, we examine how to use another custom text message encoder to modify the security header of a WCF message to be interoperable with a non-WCF service.
In this part, we examine how to use another custom text message encoder to modify the security header of a WCF message to be interoperable with a non-WCF service. [More]

WCF Interoperability and Extensibility - Part One

1. April 2010 19:54 by viperguynaz in .NET, WCF, Windows  //  Tags: , , ,   //   Comments (5)
Out of the box, Windows Communication Foundation is perfectly suited for simple WCF-to-WCF exchanges. However, the diverse communication requirements of most real world applications aren’t simple. For interactions with a high-availability client application, for instance, performance is paramount. Interoperability is straightforward, if the client and service are built on the .NET Framework. For communication with an existing Java EE-based application or with diverse partner applications, however, interoperability becomes the highest goal. [More]

XM Radio Gadget for Windows Vista Sidebar

21. December 2008 09:26 by viperguynaz in Windows  //  Tags: , , ,   //   Comments (6)
An XM Radio Gadget for Windows Vista Sidebar. Works with the new XM/SIRIUS player. Use your XM Radio Online account to listen right from your Windows Vista sidebar.
An XM Radio Gadget for Windows Vista Sidebar. Works with the new XM/SIRIUS player. Use your XM Radio Online account to listen right from your Windows Vista sidebar. [More]

How to set DOCTYPE on DotNetNuke 4.4.x or greater

24. January 2008 14:15 by viperguynaz in DotNetNuke  //  Tags:   //   Comments (0)
Recently, I was experimenting with LightWindow in a DotNetNuke portal. The scripts work great in Firefox, but were giving me fits in IE7. I checked out the LightWindo forums and discovered the fix was setting the DOCTYP
Recently, I was experimenting with LightWindow in a DotNetNuke portal. The scripts work great in Firefox, but were giving me fits in IE7. I checked out the LightWindo forums and discovered the fix was setting the DOCTYP [More]