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service reference reuse types in referenced assemblies

When developing using Web Service, you may want to reuse common components, so that adding a service reference do not generate Type proxy to common Types. In .NET 3.5, WCF (windows communication framework) enable you to do that. But with a catch, you MUST use the 3.5 WCF Service to enable the "Reuse...

Posted to Frederick Chapleau weBlog on IT. (Weblog) by Frederick.Chapleau on 11-09-2008
.NET 3.0 and its foundations

.Net 3.0 is released, since a while, introducing 3 new foundations, and the new CardSpace software. .Net 3.0 is based on .Net 2.0 and it's just an extension to it... see more @ http://www.netfx3.com/blogs/news_and_announcements/archive/2006/11/06/.NET-Framework-3.0-has-been-released_2100_.aspx -f.

Posted to Frederick Chapleau weBlog on IT. (Weblog) by Frederick.Chapleau on 03-04-2007
AJAX or the Web v2.0

AJAX, or Asyncronous Javascript and XML is more and more know as the next version of the web. For sure that a web interface that do not refresh itself when browsing from a page to an other is an better experience that a flash, that half the time is more than 3 seconds. This kind of interface is used...

Posted to Frederick Chapleau weBlog on IT. (Weblog) by Frederick.Chapleau on 11-07-2005
Common Design Patterns, a good resource

The bible of design patterns is probably like I have said previously , Design patterns, Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software . Because I did not want to buy the book (yeah, I'm cheap), I have search the web to find out basic patterns for a friend of mine. I have finnaly found Do Factory that...

Posted to Frederick Chapleau weBlog on IT. (Weblog) by Frederick.Chapleau on 09-13-2005
Service Oriented Architecture

Service Oriented Architecture is gaining importance these days. After looking at it a little, I have found (with a "little" help of google ;) a detailed explanation on the way to implement SOA and how to do it with the .NET Framework (even a response to the question why should I use that ) The basics...

Posted to Frederick Chapleau weBlog on IT. (Weblog) by Frederick.Chapleau on 07-05-2005
Design Patterns when you want to keep history of changes

After having the problem of keeping history of about everything, someone told me to look at Martin Fowler's website (who works for ThoughtWorks. The current article Patterns for things that change with time demonstrate some way of beeing able to know how a database entity was at a fixed point of time...

Posted to Frederick Chapleau weBlog on IT. (Weblog) by Frederick.Chapleau on 06-16-2005
Exception Handling Best Practice

For each projects that I do not own, I see different kind of Exception Handling, almost one different way per project... I'll let you know what should be the way to do it, and why... Note that there is many ways of doing the right way. First Rule: If you trap an exception, it's because you want to do...

Posted to Frederick Chapleau weBlog on IT. (Weblog) by Frederick.Chapleau on 05-02-2005
Design Patterns

When I was dicusting about design patterns, one of the guy that work with me give me a book, Design patterns, Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software . Every thing is in this book, but be carefull, you must be initiated to high level development!

Posted to Frederick Chapleau weBlog on IT. (Weblog) by Frederick.Chapleau on 04-07-2005

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