Developing with Windows Mobile 7

Microsoft recently announced the general availability of developer tools for their Windows mobile platform. This article is a brief introduction to the platform and what the next generation of mobile development for Microsoft looks like.
After you’ve downloaded the developer tools installer, you will go through a download process…

After downloading the remaining components, you will install [...]

Filed under: Application Development, Microsoft | Posted on March 24th, 2010 by AaronH | No Comments »

Adding PDF icon to SharePoint Document Libraries

One of the missing features in MOSS 2007 is the ability to recognize PDF files in a document library. It can be frustrating when all you see is a blank page icon instead of SharePoint recognizing the document type properly. This is a common portal issue that is easily remedied with a bit of extra [...]

Filed under: Application Development, Microsoft | Posted on November 16th, 2009 by AaronH | No Comments »

Easy Access to Code Snippets with CodeKeep

Code Keep is an easy way to manage and browse code snippets.

Filed under: Application Development, Microsoft | Posted on November 9th, 2009 by ThadK | 1 Comment »

Deploying to Windows Azure

Microsoft is expected to remove the CTP from their Azure Platform this month at PDC in Los Angeles. Until then, you can still receive access to their free cloud services platform. To get started with Azure you need a Windows Live ID and signup with Microsoft Connect to receive an access code (aka tokens).

When you [...]

Filed under: Application Development, Microsoft | Posted on November 2nd, 2009 by AaronH | 1 Comment »

Exchange Web Services (EWS) Managed API

Unless you are a seasoned COM junky, the Exchange Web Services (EWS) Managed API will come as a welcome addition to anyone needing to programmatically manage Microsoft Exchange appointments, calendars, messages, or any other folders residing on an exchange server. The key difference with EWS is that it is using purely managed code. EWS itself [...]

Filed under: Application Development, Microsoft | Posted on September 22nd, 2009 by AaronH | No Comments »

BizTalk Pipeline Out Of Memory

I’ve developed many custom components for BizTalk in the past several years, but I have never had to work with very large input files (>100MB), primarily I’ve simply created output files. In a recent need to gather several years worth of historical data, it became apparent that memory constraints were going to be pushed to [...]

Filed under: Application Development, Microsoft, Miscellaneous | Posted on September 21st, 2009 by AaronH | No Comments »

Microsoft creates CodePlex Foundation

Today Microsoft announced that its funding $1 million to create a 501(c)(6) corporation called the CodePlex Foundation. Microsoft created Codeplex.com in 2006 to allow developers the opportunity to share open source projects completely free to the community. One of the first open source projects shared on CodePlex was the AJAX Control Toolkit, a very well-known [...]

Filed under: Application Development, Microsoft | Posted on September 15th, 2009 by AaronH | No Comments »

Has Microsoft finally figured out how to advertise successfully?

Ever since the Mac “Switcher” ads have come out, Microsoft has been struggling with how to respond. Their first instinct was to just ignore them. This was probably not the best response, and it went on for a long time. I’m guessing that they believed that Apple held such a small percentage of the market [...]

Filed under: Microsoft | Posted on August 18th, 2009 by GregO | 1 Comment »

Monday morning fun with SQL Server and Service Principal Names (SPNs)

I arrived at a client’s office one Monday morning only to find absolute chaos. We had users and applications on servers giving the lovely “Cannot Generate SSPI Context” error all across the organization. At first I wasn’t too worried.  I instantly assumed DNS was the culprit, as this SQL server has been in production for  [...]

Filed under: Microsoft | Posted on August 11th, 2009 by LoganS | No Comments »

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