Feb 01, 2007
I have completed the final pieces of the Logging UI for Vista and posted them on the DownloadCENTER. I've completed functionality to allow you to configure central binary logging , central W3C logging , and site defaults . I've modified the look and feel...
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Tags: IIS 7SDK.NETUI Module
Jan 30, 2007
As many of you already know, the management console for IIS 7.0 on Windows Vista does not have a UI for logging. Since this was a pain point for several customers, I decided to test out the extensibility APIs by creating a logging UI module. I've posted...
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Tags: IIS 7SDK.NETUI ModuleDownload
Jun 06, 2006
Recently, an old co-worker contacted me to ask me a question about code performance. Specifically, he was emitting IL from his code and had some questions about some of the opcode usage he witnessed when viewing the IL of some compiled assemblies. The...
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Tags: PerformanceCIL.NET
Apr 25, 2006
Today I was planning on talking about the configuration classes that I purposedly skipped in my last post, but I realized it would be better to explain a little bit more about the new configuration system used in IIS 7. First of all, many of you (as me...
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Tags: IIS.NET
Apr 17, 2006
While creating the new administration stack in IIS 7 , we were looking into the different ways users could manipulate the server configuration as well as the new runtime information available in IIS 7 (Internally we call this RSCA-Runtime State and Control...
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Tags: IIS.NET
Nov 09, 2005
Beware of SplitPosition. Today I spent quite some time debugging an issue in the new product I am working on. Well, to summarize what I was seeing in our UI is that for some reason certain information that I was expecting to be there when a TreeNode was...
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Tags: .NETWinForms
Aug 27, 2005
Why I wrote Excel Xml Writer One day I found myself having to build a Web Application that one of the requirements involved generating a nice Excel Workbook that users could then play with. This required quite some styling and several other features that...
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Tags: .NET