Archive for May, 2009
A large number of .Net applications in enterprise environments are run directly from a file share on a server within the local corporate intranet. This was usually only achieved after editing the client machine’s registry. However as of .Net 3.5 Sp1 this is no longer an issue as assemblies accessed from a local intranet share [...]
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Tags: .Net
Microsoft ‘Live Mesh’ provides the ability to synchronise your data across all your devices via ‘the cloud’. This means you can access your files no matter which PC you’re using, and also extends to Windows Mobile devices. But what if you want access to these files from a non-Windows mobile such as a Nokia Symbian [...]
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Tags: Live Essentials, Live Mesh, Symbian, Tips
WCF Best Practices
Windows Communication Foundation is a huge technology and one that is easy to implement badly. Luckily Mehran Nikoo has collated a selection of WCF best practices in his blog: http://mehranikoo.net/CS/archive/2008/05/31/WCF_5F00_Best_5F00_Practices.aspx It covers versioning, hosting and security, all of which are worth reading in detail. Two highlights for me are the problems with using the ‘Using’ [...]
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Tags: .Net, WCF
Nokia E71
I’ve recently purchased a Nokia E71 and I am very impressed with it. If you’re an E71 owner then check out this list of useful links: http://www.E71blog.com NokiaE71.wordpress.com/ thesymbianblog.com www.S60.com www.symbian-guru.com These sites provide lots of info on the phone and links to applications you can download. Also check out the Nokia support page [...]
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Tags: GeekTech, Symbian
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