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XML serialization part II

Posted in .NET on June 10, 2008 | No Comments »

Hi all,
I have to recall my thoughts about the commnadline tool xsd.exe in the post: XML serialization. When an XSD element contains a minoccurs =”0″ and it’s not a string, there will be a property generated with the name. <element name>+Specified. This property is a boolean field which is used to determine if a field needs [...]

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XML serialization

Posted in .NET on April 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Hi,
Last week i spend a few hours to analyse and fix a very strange problem. On the project where i am working on right now we have to serialize some objects to XML before we could send it to WebMQ. The objects that need to be serialized are created with the XSD command-line tool. We received an [...]

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Naming convention

Posted in .NET, Books on August 20, 2007 | 1 Comment »

I see ( in code) and hear many times developers discussing naming convention. Should this paramater start with a capital character of not? In other words when should i use PascalCasing and when camelCasing? Well it could be confusing when you are talking to different developers with different ideas. Who is saying the right thing? (The [...]

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Upgrade exam 70-553 passed

Posted in .NET on July 19, 2007 | No Comments »

A week ago i passed for the upgrade exam 70-553. This is a huge relief because it was a pretty big exam and i want to fix this exam before i can re-focus on the TFS exam i have to do later. I already posted before that i didn’t pass for my TFS beta exam (625) [...]

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Unable to update the dependencies of the project

Posted in .NET on March 29, 2007 | No Comments »

When you are using a database project and a setup project in the same solution you can run into this problem “Unable to update the dependencies of the project”. Well i read a suggestion and it was to install SP1 for Visual Studio. This didn’t fix our problem. What did fix our problem is described [...]

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