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While in Vegas I attended a few sessions in the Architect track regards Team System future versions and in one of the sessions I learned that the next version of Team System will include a new configurable setting for Getting Lastest on Checkout. This paradigm was introduced with the first version and developers have in many cases struggled to adjust. Here are some links with more information.

The event in Las Vegas was good to say the least, I'm suffering a bit from information overload...

In a previous blog I had posted a document to help developers get started implementing their own provider. This video is aimed at helping those who have had trouble getting their environments setup correctly and issues with the web.config file. I am working on a second video that will walk through modifications required in the code. Coming soon!

http://www.engagemodules.com/Support/Tutorials/tabid/74/Default.aspx

Please post any questions or comments at:

http://www.engagemodules.com/Support/Forums/tabid/57/forumid/4/scope/threads/Default.aspx

See previous blog post here

 

How many times have you upgraded a 2000 database to find that the Diagramming Feature doesn't work? Worse yet, you get an error that leads you down the yellow brick road to no where....

I recently had to create a private assemblypackage for one of our modules and in doing so I ran into problems that caused me to spend a day of my life that I will never get back. I thought I would share this and possibly save someone the pain that it has caused me.

I attended the event over the weekend and was very impressed. Great hosts and good people in Tulsa OK.

I decided to create a document that would help developers get started building a new Membership Provider for DNN. If you are looking for a good place to get started this is the place.

With little fanfare, Microsoft released a killer app for database developers: Microsoft Visual Studio Team Edition for Database Professionals. Check out the quick 5 minute video on Channel 9... http://channel9.msdn.com/Showpost.aspx?postid=235260

Here's an interesting thing we discovered when deploying an ASP.Net 2.0 site using AJAX calls (using HTTP POST).   In order to enable HTTP POST's for your web service you have to modify the web.config file to add the following: WEBSERVICES>

PROTOCOLS>

ADD name="HttpPost" />

PROTOCOLS>

WEBSERVICES>

(NOTE: if you are using SOAP or GET calls there are add parameters for those as well  ( ).I don't recall having to make these changes for .Net 1.1.  Also, it's easy to get tricked here because it works in development environments. ...