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Upload progress in WCF
Uploading a file in WCF is done via a stream that is send to the service in a message. The service then reads the stream to the end and writes everything to disk or memory or whatever. Now I want … Continue reading
Remote trace listener
Code first, ask questions later Now my trace messages are directly visible in a console window. This is a great help with debugging. Of course this can be applied to existing applications via the config file….
Azure Tables loadtest
Our Session data is saved in Azure Tables. It is identified with a GUID and grouped by Instruments. But we didn’t use PartitionKey or RowKey in our implementation. The PartitionKey hands the ability to logicaly group data. The RowKey identifies … Continue reading
Start Azure Storage Emulator
After my upgrade to SDK 1.3 my unittests were unable to start the Storage Emulator. I needed to update my references to the new SDK folder. Also I now have to include a reference to DevelopmentStorage.Utilities.dll. Without these updates the … Continue reading
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WPF Styles and triggers
Whenever no selection is made from all checkboxes I want the user to see an orange border around the checkboxes. This is not a validation error, but a warning this is not the intended use. My style in XAML looks … Continue reading
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