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Comment on .Net does not trust your code. hmm ...

2009-09-09T23:53:12Z

Thanks for the article. This really helped me to get through this issue. This was quite tricky situation.

Harsha

Comment on SalesForce.Com  Part 1 – Finding out what to do? :)

2009-08-28T11:53:04Z

That was inspiring,

so you actualy prefer it to sharepoint!I used to use sharepoint but i gree with you this site looks more porfessional, and more user friendly to use

Keep up the good work

Comment on Meet our first design pattern super Hero - Mr. Strategy!!

2009-08-19T18:07:32Z

That was an inspiring post,
Strategy pattern defines a family of algorithms, encapsulates each one and makes them interchangeable. Strategy lets the algorithms vary independent from clients that use it

Anyway, thanks for the post

Comment on Active Directory in .Net 3.5

2009-07-28T15:17:28Z

Cool! Glad that it helped..I was banging my head against the wall so much too :)

Comment on Active Directory in .Net 3.5

2009-07-28T11:00:28Z

Hari,
Thank you! i've been trying to convince the PrincipalSearcher to return more than the AD default for ages! I had lost faith in google but Bing has came to the rescue with you as first hit-who'd have thought!
Cheers

Comment on .Net does not trust your code. hmm ...

2009-06-10T21:09:16Z

Thanks for your help!

Comment on Enterprise Library Wrapper - Making the LOG API more intitutive!

2009-02-17T15:17:00Z

This was pretty useful on my SharePoint project, thanks.

I just had to sign it with my strong name and change Referenced binaries to the latest version Enterprise Library 4.1. (3.1. binaries were missing in GAC and I was getting error "File not found"). I had to debug it to find out what is going on.

To move it from bin to GAC I changed class of the CodeGroup declaration from UrlMembershipCondition to StrongNameMembershipCondition and add PublicKeyBlob of the strong name.

Comment on SalesForce.Com  Part 1 – Finding out what to do? :)

2009-02-02T05:36:43Z

Nice post!

I'm keen to see how you get on. Just a minor note: you don't have to do any CRM at all to do Force.com. Check out the Developer Guide for a more developer-oriented book:

http://developer.force.com/books/devguide"> http://developer.force.com/books/devguide
and the Core Resources for a series of articles targeted at devs:
http://wiki.apexdevnet.com/index.php/DeveloperCoreResources

Regards,
Jon
--
Community Manager || http://developer.force.com/

Comment on Passed WSS App Dev exam :)

2008-11-07T03:28:29Z

Thanks a lot Hari. Appreciate it.

Comment on Passed WSS App Dev exam :)

2008-11-07T03:09:31Z

Hi Shilpa,

6 months is definitely more than sufficient. Even though SP designer might have helped you understand a little about SharePoint, it is definetely not enough. You really need some hardcore SP development involving the Share Point Object Model.

If you are able to study the "Inside WSS 3.0 " book that I had mentioned and also successfully complete all the examples in the book you have a good chance of passing the exam.

Good luck!
Hari