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ClickOnce Application,Expired Certificates & Public Key Token PART II

In the first part of this series I wrote the possible solutions available for the ClicOnce certificate issue. if you have missed it please read it before continuing. ClickOnce Application,Expired Certificates & Public Key Token PART I This post is not going to be a long one, I  just want to point out a very [...]

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ClickOnce Application,Expired Certificates & Public Key Token PART I

Well, by this time I’m sure most of the ClickOnce application developers are aware of this problem. if you aren’t here is a basic description of what the problem is: Problem description ClickOnce allows application updates, only if the updated application manifests are signed with the same certificate (publisher) as was used to originally sign [...]

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PDB Files: What Every Developer Must Know

This is just a link post for the post below: PDB Files: What Every Developer Must Know This Morning Merill  twitted a link on his twitter, for this valuable post about PDB Files by John Robbins. honestly I didn’t know much about the importance of PDB files until I read this.  I  think each .Net [...]

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AirTel Sri Lanka – HSDPA a Fake Promise

Well I just don’t want to write a review on a network provider in a blog dedicated for .net programming, but I think its a MUST to write, so that my readers, and friends are aware of the problem with Airtel HSDPA Data Connection. Well here are the specs and packages for their data connection [...]

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ASP.Net 3.5 ListView Control and Book Flip effect

one of the coolest control in ASP.Net 3.5 is its Listview Control. its too CSS friendly, and we can use it to achieve many great content presentations. if you go to scottgu’s blog you can find some good articles on how to use the listview control. recently I did such an implementation. its using the [...]

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100 % CPU SQL Server 2005, Server crashes!

Ah back to my blog. well these days I’m on holidays for Sinhala/ Tamil New year in Sri Lanka. so anyway let met start with wishing all Sinhala  and Tamil Friends A HAPPY NEW YEAR. Lets get back to business, its been a long time since my last post, as usual busy schedules (i know, [...]

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Uploading Binary files or Images using LINQ to SQL

Today I received an email from a friend, asking how to save a binary file in to the database using LINQ to SQL.  This was the second time a person had asked me the same question, So I thought of having a blog entry about it. Assume that we need to upload a file  and [...]

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Compare and update XML File with the changes

Recently I had a requirement to compare 2 XML Files, which has the existing and new settings of an application stored in them. what I wanted to do is when a new XML file of settings is arrived, I had to compare and retain the existing settings, and add any new ones if there are [...]

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