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Hamlet Code: XQuery – How ye disappoint
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Sunday, March 29, 2009. XQuery – How ye disappoint. I’m updating a legacy app from VB6 to ASP and then to .NET. The ASP is a transitional step so that I can stop dealing with COM objects. Anyhoo… I picked one of the common pages. It prints a grid, basically. Page calls a vbscript function. The vbscript function executes a query and gets back a recordset. A series of nested loops covert the recordset to xml. The xml is returned to the page. The page uses XSLT to convert the XML to HTML. I went Google-Craz...
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Hamlet Code: Chewing
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Monday, May 11, 2009. In order to chew, you need teeth. Jack now has one that finally broke the gum line. This means that he can chew very small, very localized foods! Hey did you ever accidentally post to the wrong blog? May 11, 2009 at 5:03 PM. I'm probably reading the wrong blog but in any case. Congratulation on a brand new tooth. 31 more to come. May 11, 2009 at 11:44 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Latest happenings with baby jack. DvdFriend - Movie reviews, ratings, etc.
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Hamlet Code: Serious memory leak with TRUE in .Net
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Friday, May 29, 2009. Serious memory leak with TRUE in .Net. At work, we’ve been running PSR tests against our primary application. Last night, the application (which runs as a windows service), was on an obvious spiral into the drain of despair. The memory was steadily increasing. When it reached 1.5 gigs, the application stopped responding altogether. That’s not good. But I digress. Today, we ran ANTS against it to see where all that memory was all going. It didn’t help, which is unusual. Of all the th...
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Hamlet Code: September 2009
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Sunday, September 6, 2009. I am now using WORDPRESS for my hamletcode blogging activity. Both of you, please update you RSS READERS to. Http:/ hamletcode.wordpress.com. I’m switching to Wordpress. Trying a code sample…. Wednesday, September 2, 2009. So what’s the deal with the thread blocking in vs2010/.net4? This was weird. I didn’t say anything in last night’s post because I wanted to make sure I wasn’t insane. I’m pretty sure I’m not. Injecting into a Wcf Service. I often find myself wishing to be abl...
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Hamlet Code: May 2009
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Friday, May 29, 2009. Serious memory leak with TRUE in .Net. At work, we’ve been running PSR tests against our primary application. Last night, the application (which runs as a windows service), was on an obvious spiral into the drain of despair. The memory was steadily increasing. When it reached 1.5 gigs, the application stopped responding altogether. That’s not good. But I digress. Today, we ran ANTS against it to see where all that memory was all going. It didn’t help, which is unusual. Of all the th...
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Hamlet Code: Linq, Attribute and Reflection, all in one
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009. Linq, Attribute and Reflection, all in one. I was goofing around with some reflection stuff, and wanted to use LINQ to build an xml document for me. It started off as three different steps, and whittled its way down to one. Gets a list of all of the properties in the current class that have the [ServiceProperty] attribute. Creates an XDocument containing information about the property including the value, and all of the meta-data added by the [ServiceProperty] attribute.
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Hamlet Code: November 2008
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Saturday, November 1, 2008. I've only seen my very simple project work twice. The first time was when I first built it; the 2nd time was some random success. Typically, it just times out after 3 minutes. I'm going to use SQLCE as the default data store for the project. I haven't used it before, so it'll be neat. (Of couse, you can swap it out with any data store you want, but it'll be ready to run out of the box because of CE). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Latest happenings with baby jack.
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Hamlet Code: March 2009
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009. Jack’s First SQL Query. Jack is just about 6 months old now. As anticipated, he has expressed an interest in programming. He was sitting on my lap yesterday as I was tweaking a query. He started to pound on the keyboard, so I opened up a fresh window for him so that he could express his programming desires uninhibited by my existing work. Here is what he came up with. 8220; . Cleary Jack is on the road to programming greatness. Sunday, March 29, 2009. A series of nested loops co...
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Hamlet Code: April 2009
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Saturday, April 11, 2009. Jts 3 Development Wiki. I found an excellent free WIKI from screwturn. I was up and running in about 10 minutes. Excellent. Anyway, I created a wiki to document the Jts 3 development effort. Http:/ www.allardworksdev.com/Wiki. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Latest happenings with baby jack. DvdFriend - Movie reviews, ratings, etc. Jay's occasional Tech'ish blog. Jts 3 Development Wiki. View my complete profile.
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Hamlet Code: Jack’s First SQL Query
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009. Jack’s First SQL Query. Jack is just about 6 months old now. As anticipated, he has expressed an interest in programming. He was sitting on my lap yesterday as I was tweaking a query. He started to pound on the keyboard, so I opened up a fresh window for him so that he could express his programming desires uninhibited by my existing work. Here is what he came up with. 8220; . Cleary Jack is on the road to programming greatness. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
