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  • Tracing Windows Workflow

    Here’s a small little pearl I found while playing with Windows Workflow; WWF provides tracing through System.Diagnostics. This is not tracking (which is a full blown service in WWF) but simple tracing, showing which workflows and activity has been executed. The System.Diagnostics in .NET 2.0 should be...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 02-27-2006
  • Understanding Attached Properties (DependencyProperty)

    It is vital to understand attached properties as the concept is used throughout WinFX (and according to sources is being implemented in .NET 3.0). Very simply, an attached property is a property that can be attached to a child object from a parent without the child object having prior knowledge of the...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 02-14-2006
  • My first WWF demo working

    I’m SO chuffed with myself because I’ve completed my first working demo for Windows Workflow Foundation! Titled “Connecting Activities” it demonstrates how to use the DependencyProperty to pass data from one activity to another. It’s not much but I’ve been dying to properly play with WWF and it had to...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 02-14-2006
  • Windows Workflow Foundation Beta2 Quick Overview

    If you didn’t understand the concept of Windows Workflow Foundation’s State Machine, the picture below they’ve released for the Beta 2 release should help (and for the rest of you, it’s a good example of a non-technical workflow). It’s also rather cute ^--^ Paul Andrew has made a Change Document available...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 01-21-2006
  • Windows Workflow Engine Archtecture

    Yesterday was my first presentation on Windows Workflow at a whiteboard session at BB&D; and I want to share a diagram of the engine architecture for Workflow that I made (from Presenting Windows Workflow Foundation Beta Edition) for the talk. Starting from the bottom; the Host Process is not cut...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 01-11-2006
  • Speed up the loading time of Visual Studio 2005

    I got passed this link to from a friend (Thanks Michael) on how to speed up the loading time of Visual Studio 2005 and SQL 2005. Basically, you add the argument –nosplash in the shortcut to for VS2005 and for SQL2005. Right-click on the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 shortcut in the Start Menu and click...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 01-04-2006
  • Visual Studio 2005 Image Library

    I don’t know if this is available in Visual Studio 2005 Express, Standard or Professional but with Team Suite installed check out C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\VS2005ImageLibrary There you’ll find a ZIP file with a whole host of icons, BMPs and the animated GIFs you’re used to seeing...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 12-05-2005
  • Crystal Reports Merge Modules

    I have to include the Crystal runtime library in a Windows Application. After a quick look through a very good site on Windows Installer Custom Actions I got to the Crystal Reports Merge Modules “Merge Modules are used in the deployment of thick client windows applications and provide the necessary...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 08-30-2005
  • Visual Studio 2005 web page sulk

    I’m working on my project for the .NET 2.0 Competition and I must say that working on a web page in Visual Studio 2005 is a pain. Even more than VS 2003, Microsoft seems to take great delight is piling tonnes of garbage into the style attributes of web controls; forcing you to “clean”...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 08-18-2005
  • Crystal Reports Object Model available

    Business Objects has released a web version of the object model framework for Crystal Reports XI to make the reporting API easier to learn and use. It starts with a tree diagram to help the developer identify which enterprise reporting APIs they need to use. The environments supported are: .NET, JAVA...
    Posted to The Mail Owl Scrolls (Weblog) by mailowl on 08-10-2005
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