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nServiceBus license
The nServiceBus software from Particular provides a great integration platform. Our current project integrates 5 systems. One is a system that communicates by putting XML files in a drop location. For an initial load there will be over 30.000 files … Continue reading
Visual Studio Load Test with fiddler
In Visual Studio you add a new Web Performance Test and Internet Explorer opens with the plugin to record the traffic. But what if you want to use another client that not lives in the browser like a Desktop App? … Continue reading
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Tagged extraction rule, Fiddler, internet explorer, Loadtest, vs2012, web performance, web test
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Microsoft Developer Days 2011 in The Hague – day 2
Declarative refactoring C#Chris showed the ?? operator that is the ? operator that tests if a nullable type is null and provides a default. He also showed the Tuple.Create and the dynamic type to remove out parameters, Yield return can … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, .NET 4.0, Azure beta program, Conference, Devdays, Enity Framework, Loadtest, Microsoft, Productivity, Projecthosting, Test, Tooling, Visual Studio 2010, WCF, Windows Azure, WPF
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Microsoft Developer Days 2011 in The Hague – day 1
KeynoteThe days started with Arie talking us through the keynote.Scott talked about old programming languages, followed by the MVC and the concept of (Lego) blocks. How everything should be pluggable and fit together. Wade spoke of the Windows Azure Appfabric … Continue reading
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Tagged .NET, .NET 4.0, Azure beta program, Conference, Devdays, Enity Framework, Hack, iPhone, Loadtest, Microsoft, Productivity, T4, Test, Tooling, Visual Studio 2010, WCF, Windows Azure, WPF
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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