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  • Hall of Lame - Unexplainably Imbecilic Airline Inquiries

    When I made three blog posts severely criticising two local, low budget airlines, I never expected people to respond like this. These people should be wired up like in the Matrix and used for living spambots. I have tabled all the responses so far below. Read them and weep. Wayne Jennings would like...
    Posted to Cranial Apocalypse (Weblog) by bkelly on 07-21-2005

  • Extensive examination of data structures in C# 2.0

    There is a nice series of articles on data structures using C# 2.0 (uncluding all the stuff around generics) on MSDN. The articles really go into great detail about how arrays etc. physically work in memory. Very nice if you've got some time between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning. [PS: I was a bit undecided...
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 02-17-2005

  • nHibernate Query Analyzer

    Armand pointed me to this tool. It's SWEET, once you get it going. Thanks dude! [Read more here ]
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 02-10-2005

  • Indigo "hello world"

    Clemens Vasters writes a quick post that shows som Indigo code, for someone who hasn't really looked into Indigo, it's a nice quick and dirty, just to see some code. Seems like they've done a lot to abstract all the concepts and I presume you'll be able to expose your services via remoting, message queueing...
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 02-10-2005

  • Retrieving the MIME type of a given extension

    I've had to this often on my programming escapades. Usually I created some sort of in memory lookup table, but this time I thought there had to be a better way and it turns out there is. All the MIME types and file extensions are stored in the registry. So all you have to do is loop through the MIME...
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 02-03-2005

  • The place of SOA and webservices

    It is almost with a heavy heart that I take up this subject again, simply because I seem to be outnumbered in my opinion that SOA and webservices are overhyped and are used in places where Object Orientation and other technologies are more appropriate. But still I simply can't help myself to say what...
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 02-01-2005

  • Enterprise Library released

    The next generation of the Microsoft Application Blocks has been released. It is now called the Enterprise Library. Get is here .
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 01-31-2005

  • nHibernate proxies for lazy loading

    nHibernate has always used lazy loading for collections (one-to-many and many-to-many relationships) but you can now use lazy loading for one-to-one and many-to-one relationships (from v0.6.0.0). For example, let's say you map a Department/Proffesor relationship where the Department class will have a...
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 01-25-2005

  • Authenticating Active Directory user in .NET

    I've not needed to do this before but it seems to be quite trivial once your connected to the LDAP server. There's a short example here .
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 01-17-2005

  • That other Access Denied error - the one with - add assembly="*" - PART 2

    In a previous post I gave a solution for this error (an example error message can also be found in the post). Recently I came across the error again and this time the fix in my previous post did not solve the problem. In fact, the dll's in the temporary folders that the error message said was locked...
    Posted to Ed's Blog (Weblog) by eduard on 01-13-2005
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