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Author Archives: erictummers
Silverlight unittest / automation
Reading up on silverlight unittesting from Justin Angel’s post. I ran into some startup problems like not iheriting from SilverlightTest in my test class (took me two hours ;)) and adding the right assemblies to our project. But the biggest … Continue reading
Use your own performance counters
Create and use your own performance counters to see how you program is doing in performancetests, stresstests, production, … First register the performance counters. This is done with a PerformanceCounterCategory that contains the CounterCreationData objects for the performance counters. Be … Continue reading
Expose WSDL
Working with my java colleagues I came to love SOAPUI for testing services. Now Microsoft seems to have catched up with the WCF Test Client. A blog post of dotNET colleague Rick van den Bosch made me search for it … Continue reading
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<clear></clear> is not the same as <clear/>
In the dotNET configuration files you can add items to a collection like appSettings with Because this is XML you can also use the following line to add an item: But not the same for clearing the list. Try adding … Continue reading
Password confirm in WPF
In WPF the PasswordBox control doesn’t expose any property to bind it. You’ll need solutions as described here to get the password the ‘WPF way’. Getting it to validate is a different story. Whenever a user is created you want … Continue reading
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