Using reflection, you've carefully crafted code to extract data from an old COM object. It works great, and you feel a sense of accomplishment. But now someone is in your office saying something about your ASP.NET app that it's not working. My Code?
Of course you took the time when creating the reflection call to log any problems in the called module, so you look into the application trace log and you see this quite annoying error:
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updated: 15 Jan 2007
I'm blogging from CodeMash in beautiful Sandusky, Ohio. The temperature outside is below freezing, but we're warm and dry inside -- or warm and wet at the indoor waterpark.
My favorite sessions so far:
Speaker: Ted Neward
Ted has obviously well versed in both Java and .NET and has seen the good and the bad in each. The talk discussed different ways to achieve programming language detante (my word) by identifying specific communication strategies.
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updated: 24 Jan 2007
This is my belated Day Two report from CodeMash held last week in beautiful Sandusky, Ohio.
Some great sessions again today, Starting off strong with
Speaker: Scott Guthrie (keynote)
LINQ introduces new and powerful data manipulation features to the .NET framework. Extremely SQL-like in its syntax LINQ will allow developers to easily access...
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updated: 25 Jan 2007 | 1 comment
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