Quote of the Day

clock April 30, 2008 13:26 by author brad.merrell
" If we accept sunshine and warmth, Then we must also accept the thunder and lightning."--- Author Unknown

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Regular Expressions that no one cares about

clock April 30, 2008 07:44 by author pjacobs
I am just putting some of my regular expressions here so that I can view it later.  So no one should care about this post at all! :)   In Visual Studio I needed to find every single line comment which also included the word IsNew in it. ^\s*//.*IsNew.*$   This will match from the... [More]

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Quote of the Day

clock April 29, 2008 13:29 by author brad.merrell
"WANT leads to CHOICE, which leads to COMMITMENT.SHOULD leads to DECISION, which leads to SACRIFICE."

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Debugging a Windows Service using Visual Studio .NET 2005

clock April 25, 2008 23:20 by author pjacobs
When you want to debug a windows service using the Visual Studio IDE you can either attach to the process which isn't fun after 5 minutes or you can do the following. Create a Visual Studio Solution Let's start by creating a new Visual Studio Solution named "EmailProcessor Solution".... [More]

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Remote Desktop - Connection Limitation Override "Backdoor"

clock April 23, 2008 11:09 by author brad.merrell
Have you ever has to remote into a machine or server only to get an error of "The terminal serve has exceeded the maximum number of allowed connections." (shown below)   This limitation set by Windows, but can be easily overridden by using the command prompt. Go to Start >... [More]

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Troubleshooting SharePoint Fly-out Menus (Part 2 of 2)

clock April 14, 2008 15:50 by author brad.merrell
In my prevous entry I demonstrated configuring SharePoint's flyout menus.  Everything I wrote was the "best case" scenario".  The focus of this entry is to address those things that will cause fly-out menus to appear to not work.  At one of my client, they had alre... [More]

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Bulk Loading XML into SQL Server 2005 using .NET

clock April 14, 2008 09:42 by author brad.merrell
With a number of clients, I have been provided a sample format for a transactions along with instructions to develop a process to load it into a database as quickly and painlessly as possible.  This usually comes with the requirements that the XML data file can have any number of records from 1... [More]

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Updating SharePoint Farm Credentials (Associated to Error Code 997)

clock April 8, 2008 09:20 by author Brad.Merrell
I was adding a secondary web front-end to their already existing Production MOSS 2007 Farm for one of my clients.  The MOSS 2007 RTM software was installed using the "Complete" option ("Web Front-end" only option was tried as well with the same results) on a newly created se... [More]

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Generic C# Singleton goodness

clock April 8, 2008 07:50 by author pjacobs
Here is a Generic Singleton factory. Enjoy!// this is the class for which I want to maintain a single instancepublic class MyClass{ private MyClass() { // private constructor ensures that callers cannot instantiate an object using new() }}// Singleton factory implementationpub... [More]

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Escape XML string in C#

clock April 8, 2008 07:49 by author pjacobs
This is a simple way of escaping special characters inside of strings that you might want to insert into XML.  I have used other techniques which require more coding so keep this handy! You will use the following method: SecurityElement.Escape(string text). see MSDN documentation

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