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Hugo Batista

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May 2006 - Posts

Team Building
Team Building , originally uploaded by hbatista . There was a long time I was not going to a company team building, and I was almost forgetting how important this is to project rolling and motivation. Forgetting those everyday problems, and some fierce Read More...
Crystal Reports: Update on memory leak workaround
I've received a few mails about my post on crystal memory leaks ( original version with pictures available here ), and the class I posted to solve the problem. Since that code was written to work on .net framework 1.1 and Crystal Reports XI, here's the Read More...
Debugging release code: MDdbg, ILDASM &amp;amp; Deblector to the rescue!
Sometimes, it would be useful to debug some code, which we have no source. For example, when we are using an external library or framework, like WCF, or a ado provider, and we want to trap a suspect behaviour. Today, for example, I needed to debug a strange Read More...
WCF: Feb CTP configuration schema
Thanks to a great tip from Guy Burstein's , I found how to correct the wrong schema in the Feb CTP. Just download this file , and override the equivalent in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Xml\Schemas Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! Read More...
WCF: maxReceivedMessageSize and QuotaExceededException
Yesterday I came across a strange behaviour in WCF. If you use netMsmqBinding together with messages larger than 65536 bytes, your services can loop while trying to process poison messages. The "thing" is a server side binding property for netMsmqBinding, Read More...
Entity Data Model, eSql, Object services and Linq ??!
After reading the new ADO.NET team announcements , I got a little bit confused about how this is going to integrate with Linq, speccially DLinq. I always liked the whole idea of object persistence frameworks, and domain languages oriented to our problem, Read More...
Ruby.Net
Ouch! I can't wait to touch this... Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it! Read More...