We now have a new site for Atlanta area .NET users’ group. The group’s focus is more broad than just .NET. It actually focuses on all Microsoft development technologies. Here is new address: http://www.atldotnet.org/default.aspx. There is also an RSS feed on the new site so that you can stay current with what is going on …
I have been working with Anthony Handley on a WPF project for the last couple of weeks part time. We are actually one of the first people I know that are trying to follow Microsoft idea on designer/developer collaboration for developing WPF applications. The application itself looks great! We are working through some growing pains …
I have been working on CSLA for Silverlight project with Rocky Lhotka, Justin Chase, Nermin Dibek, and Mark Steinberg for about three months. I really enjoyed this challenging and interesting work. It has been a great opportunity for me to work with the latest technologies and great, smart and super knowledgeable people. About a month …
I encountered this error today, working on a custom Silverlight application. According to Silverlight.Net this is not a bug. However, I think it is an issue with Silverlight 2.0 RTW release. Based on other posts the following situation causes this issue. You have two images one next to another in your XAML that have the …
Continue reading ‘Silverlight Error Code 4001 AG_E_NETWORK_ERROR’ »
So, I had a task to create a graph in code Not an easy task at you can see. It took me about 12 hours to get it done from scratch. My class takes the following parameters: 4 values – one for each color and bitmap size (width and height). Here are some code samples: …
So, here is the issue I encountered today. I have a solution that is using WCF service to communicate. My WCF service is hosted in a web site (web application project). I was getting error from my client, stating that connection was forcibly closed by the server. I could not figure out why even though …
Continue reading ‘How to debug WCF service server side errors’ »