October 2005 Entries

.NET Compact Framework 2.0

 

The Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 2.0 Redistributable includes everything you need to run applications built for both NET Compact Framework v1 and v2, including the Common Language Runtime and the .NET Compact Framework class library. Important: Visual Studio .NET 2003 or 2005 or Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SDK are required to create .NET Compact Framework-based applications. Follow the Visual Studio .NET 2005 link in the Related Resources section on the right for more information. This package uses ActiveSync 4.0 to update the device. Be sure to dock your device first before running NETCFSetupv2.msi. If your device is not docked, ActiveSync will store the CAB file until the time when you dock your device. Those not using ActiveSync can run the CAB files which match the device found in the install folder directly on the device. To download the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 click here.

Connectivity Issue of SQL Server 2005

 

Thanks to MSDN Bloggers! You may find out a complete solution of new issues in SQL Server 2005 here.

VS.NET 2005, SQL 2005 RTM

 

They all are out and ready to be installed : ) Everyone in the community is saying 'the best'. You may download .NET F/X 2.0 here.

New Generation of Microsoft Certifications

 

Find out more on the new generation of Microsoft Certifications here. It sounds to me something like CIW in the structure. Also Cisco did something similar 2-3 years ago classifying it's certifications.

If Open Source Came with Open Minds...

 

What Does a Developer Evangelist Do?

 

Charles Sterling answering the question...

mini-SD Wi-Fi Card

 

They are on sale now. Waiting for one...

Medical Application Which Works on Pocket PC Phones!

 

UCLA Medical Center is piloting a mobile, wireless patient information retrieval system that gives physicians instant access from throughout the hospital and around the world to real-time patient data via wireless Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and cellular smart phones. The Global Care Quest system, or GCQ, is intended to improve access to patient data, save health care workers time, trim the cost of care and tighten patient safety standards. Read More . . .

Open Source ExplorerBar Control

 

Give your Windows Form applications a Windows XP appearance with ExplorerBar Control which is now open source.

VMWare Player

 

Great idea by VMWare! Free player for any virtual machine which has been created by Server,ESX or GSX.

Debug Networking Issues

 

Sandeep Prabhakar is giving an approach on how to debug networking problems.

SQL 8k MAX ROW Size

 

Once in my development life wanted to do something new and faced an issue! If you use e.g. 4 nvarchar(2000) in a row, you can't add one another field and fill it since 8k is filled up and the text will be truncated. Using ntext is the way to solve the issue.

HTC Prophet

 

System Center Reporting Manager 2005

 

New stuffs from Windows Server System. System Center Reporting Manager 2005 (Beta) delivers a rich platform for enterprise analysis of management data so that IT administrators, managers, and executives can query, report, and forecast IT operations for higher service quality at a lower price. The foundation of System Center Reporting Manager 2005 (Beta) is a new data warehouse that integrates multi-management groups from MOM and multiple SMS operational databases into a single data warehouse to enable better decision making more quickly via "Better Together" reports.

Wireless CRM for Windows Mobile

 

Pretty nice one, assume having yourself connected to your CRM solution while you are in a meeting with your customer... Now everything should be implemented as Windows Applications, Web Applications and Mobile Applications so that they can be used in any platform.

Web 2.0: Another Desktop?

 

Alex Barnett commenting on what Nick Bradbury is saying about Web 2.0. You interested in reacher interfaces on the web although they might make you surfing the web slower that what it is? Wrong way in my opinion...

Welcome Back Hamed 2.0

 

Web 2.0 is my next post, but Hamed is out there with Hamed 2.0 blog. He just does things twice. What will be the next Hamed, a photoblog?

Moving ViewState to Bottom of Page

 

Nice trick by Scott on how to move your VieState to the bottom of page for getting better PR in google.

ConvertIt for Smartphone Released

 

A Traveler's Dream: Currency, Distance, Temperature, Stock Quotes and more!!!

Wrox Professional ASP.NET 2.0

 

Scott is saying it to be released in two weeks. Congratulation Scott! The TOC looks pretty nice... Specially "Hello ASP.NET 2.0" !

Windows Workflow Foundation Runtime Services

 

"This is the first of a series of brief articles intended to illustrate the functionality and customizability of the Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) Runtime Services. This first article is focused on describing WFs persistence service and ways to customize it. Upcoming articles will cover other WF services such as tracking, communication, timer, and transactions to name a few." Read More . . .

Iran Math Realities

 

Mehr News is interviewing with some people about Mathematics and it's feature in Iran. Read them: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Why You Can't Upgrade from WM2003 to WM2005?

 

Here it goes... Windows Mobile Team Blog says the reason is not the M$ is for hardware changes. Read More . . .

Client-side WebValidation Script Bug

 

I faced the issue Scott has mentioned long ago on one of our servers, but I couldn't find the right way to solve and can't remember how I solved it. You may take a look at this so that you won't face the same issue.

Possible Google Office?!

 

As Stefano has said, I think Google is going to start a kind of online Office application which you can process documents online with collaboration of your team works. Should be nice...