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  • PageRouteHandler and URL patterns

    PageRouteHandler resides in System.Web.Routing and implements IRouteHandler. It is designed to be a basic handler for Routes defined in an application, eliminating the need to implement custom IRouteHandlers when there are no business rules to validate. It can also check for access to physical files, and is a good quick solution for basic routing. A
    Posted to .NET Development (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 7 Sep 2010
  • Creating free shaped windows in WPF

    WPF Allows for transparent windows which can help shape our desktop program to anything we can drew. In a few simple steps we can make a triangular program window. Here is how: In the main application window, set two values: Background = "Transparent" AllowsTransparency = "True" Use XAML to draw whatever shape you want your window to be. In our case
    Posted to .NET Development (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 27 Aug 2010
  • The role of release management in enterprise software development

    Release management is the process of managing software releases. Every program and application needs to be maintained, periodically updated and released to market in order to keep its business value. Although this seems pretty simple to the end user, usually no more than a few button clicks, the process of rolling out releases can be very complex and
    Posted to General Programming (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 27 Aug 2010
  • Having some fun with the ListView control in ASP.NET

    The ListView control is a natural progression of the GridView. It displays data by using user-defined templates instead of row fields, allowing for layout flexibility. Paging, sorting, inserting and editing records are all built into a ListView, and, can be greatly manipulated both in the layout and functionality. Let’s look at some cool features
    Posted to .NET Development (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 24 Jul 2010
  • Eliminating the duplicate String Connection in a Custom Rewrite Provider for URL Rewrite Module

    I was reading a tutorial from Ruslan Yakushev titled Developing a Custom Rewrite Provider for URL Rewrite Module on iis.net the other day and decided to give it a try. I downloaded the samples and rewrote the DB Provider with my own logic. The result was good, but, the module uses its one configuration section. It’s great if you have access to
    Posted to .NET Development (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 18 Jun 2010
  • The comeback of MapReduce

    MapReduce has been gaining some popularity lately. With the Parallel Library Computing patterns and objects databases like MongoDB using it. MapReduce is a computing algorithm which uses key value pairs in order to quickly find results in large amounts of data by dividing it into many intermediate key value pair based temporary result sets, that can
    Posted to General Programming (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 11 Jun 2010
  • My interview with famouswhy.com

    An interview with Gal Ratner from Inverted Software FW Editor: What are your plans or objectives for the near future? Gal Ratner: We recently made an investment in social media and community integration software and we have plans to have the community play a dominant role in the support and brand management and recognition of our products and services
    Posted to General Programming (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 7 Jun 2010
  • Write your own OutputCacheProvider

    What is output caching? Output caching is a way of caching the generated HTML created from your ASP.NET pages. Output caching can cache an entire page or fragments of a page. The first request to a page is served dynamically, and then any subsequent requests are served from the output cache until the specified time expires. how to use output caching
    Posted to .NET Development (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 5 Jun 2010
  • Shopping Cart .NET Main Database diagram

    This is the main database diagram for Shopping Cart .NET. It does not include the ASP membership tables. You can download Shopping Cart .NET from codeplex at http://shoppingcartnet.codeplex.com
    Posted to General Programming (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 2 Jun 2010
  • Convert an int array to a byte array and back

    I recently needed to convert an array of integers to an array of bytes in order to work with an existing database design. I looked online and couldn’t find a function to convert between the two types so I wrote my own. Convert int[] to byte[]: public static byte [] GetByteArrayFromIntArray( int [] intArray) { byte [] data = new byte [intArray
    Posted to .NET Development (Weblog) by Gal Ratner on 25 May 2010
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