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1- Start with downloading this archive : CompileWithDotNet11.zip 2- Check the requirements : Visual Studio 2005, C# Framework .NET 1.1 CompileWithDotNet11.zip (cf 1!) 3- Follow the instructions : - Copy ‘DotNet11Compile.CSharp.targets’ to C:\Program Files\MSBuild (This file was initialy built by Jomo, I have just changed 2 lines : http://blogs.msdn.com/jomo_fisher/articles/410896.aspx) - Open Visual Studio 2005 and create an empty C# project (console, library, winform, …) or open a old Visual Studio 2003 C# project and accept the convertion - Save it and close Visual Studio 2005 - Open the .csproj file with notepad - Change the following line    <Import Project="$(MSBuildBinPath)\Microsoft.CSharp.targets" />  by  <Import Project="$(MSBuildExtensionsPath)\DotNet11Compile.CSharp.targets" /> - Re-Open the C# project - Open the Configuration manager (Right-Click the soluti... [More]

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Essentials references for understanding WCF…. WCF Base WCF Callbacks, Events WCF Instances Management WCF Features comparison : (table below was extracted from this article) Web Service Software Factory Feature ASMX 2 .0 plus WSE 3. 0 WCF Hosting IIS/ASP.NET (.asmx) SoapReceivers IIS/ASP.NET (.svc) ServiceHost<T> WAS Programming Model [WebService], [WebMethod], and so on (supports interfaces, generics, and the like) [ServiceContract], [OperationContract], and so on (supports interfaces, generics, and so on) Message Exchange Patterns (MEP) One-way Request-response Custom (using WSE API) One-way Request-r... [More]

Architecture, Web Services, XML Architecture, Web Services, XML

To avoid this error, replace : Response.End with HttpContext.Current.ApplicationInstance.CompleteRequest(); Response.Redirect(url) with Response.Redirect(url, false) Server.Transfert with Server.Execute For details, consult the microsoft kb : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/312629/EN-US/

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Sample console application that read the content of an event log… ——– using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using System.Diagnostics; namespace EventLogReader{   public class Program {     static void Main (string[] args){       EventLog logger=new EventLog("Application");       int maxLineLength=30;       string logFilter="*";     //*, I, W, E, ?                   string message;       string type;       int counter=0;       DateTime start, ... [More]

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