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In my day job I have been closing down my last project and ramping up for a new one. Project transitions don't often leave me with much time to have fun on CODEGATOR. Oh well, I have to pay the bills somehow, right? One thing I did want to blog about...
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I've been working on an API for my CG.Job library. Here is what I have so far: /// <summary> /// Represents the public API for the CODEGATOR job library. /// </summary> public static class JobApi { /// <summary> /// Creates a job...
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Background Sometimes my day job as a consultant occasionally involves scheduling small units of work to run periodically without any user-interaction. I know that the Microsoft O/S includes a scheduler but that has never really met my needs (go figure...
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I have been contacted recently by several people regarding some old projects that I had removed from the downloads section. The projects in question are outdated and rely on other outdated libraries that I no longer care to mess with. I cleaned things...
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Introduction If you are like me, then you have written code to store files/blobs/data/objects/whatever into databases at least a thousand times. I have written that code so often in my career that I finally decided to put the functionality into a library...
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I refactored my libraries recently. The new projects are more focused, and each contain fewer classes. I hope the change will make them easier to maintain and ultimately more useful - for myself as well as everyone else. The projects mostly contains the...
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While digging around in my old code folder I recently stumbled across a bunch of Windows controls that I wrote back in 2005. I thought I would share some of them on CODEGATOR, starting with my virtual ListView. Unlike other virtual ListView implementations...
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I recently needed to know if a virtual method had been overridden in one of my base classes. Making that determination wasn't hard and only required a bit of reflection. I thought the solution might make a good blog entry since I'm looking for...
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The EventBroker class in my CG.Event library was designed to work in practically any environment. Today I'll quickly demonstrate how to use it in an ASP.NET project. Let's say we have a hypothetical web user control that contains a single button...
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Last Friday I wrote about how I had redesigned my Converter class and renamed it to ModelConverter. I ran out of time for blogging so I didn't get a chance to demonstrate how to use the new converter class. I'll do that today. I think code examples...
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