DotNetSlackers Latest ASP.NET News in Category Indigo

Did You Know That... You can create vertical or horizontal linear gradients?

Jesse Liberty - Silverlight Geek — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMT

By default, linear gradients are on a diagonal. Understanding this begins with the implicit assumption of a coordinate system superimposed on every shape in which the upper-left hand corner is set to 0,0, with the x axis extending to 1 at the right edge of the shape, and the y axis set to 1 at the bottom of the shape. An implicit diagonal is then superimposed from 0,0 to 1,1, and the colors are placed at GradientStops along that diagonal. The LinearGradientBrush blends the colors evenly...

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Advanced Features in Setup Factory for Windows Installer Improves Developer Productivity

DotNetJunkies Just Published — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 00:00:00 GMT

Indigo Rose, a leading provider of software development tools, today announced the release of Setup Factory for Windows Installer, the next generation intelligent setup builder. Setup Factory for Windows Installer is the only visual setup builder to fully leverage Microsofts next generation Windows Installer XML (WiX) compiler technology for creating 100 % pure MSI format installer packages in a faster and more intuitive way. Priced at $495 (USD) and available for a 30-day download trial....

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Channel 9: Using WCF Tracing

kennyw.com — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 00:00:00 GMT

End to end (E2E) tracing is a very useful tool for tracking down bugs that occur in a distributed system (such as Indigo). You can learn more about it from a new Channel 9 video on WCF tracing that features Laurence from the Tracing product team....

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Service Contract Versioning

dasBlonde — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 00:00:00 GMT

Oh my, is it really a new post from little 'ole me? Yes, I have been very busy with various projects, including my Learning WCF book which I'm trying to wrap in the next month here... I am getting a lot of questions about contracts and versioning, and since I have some sections in my book to address this, I thought I'd post them here. Starting with service contracts. From the book: ----- This lab illustrates that the service model is by default version tolerant. Table 2-2 summarizes some...

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Service Contract Versioning

dasBlonde — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 00:00:00 GMT

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On W*F Integration Samples

Marquee de Sells: Chriss insight outlet — Sun, 30 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMT

As you may or may not recall, Doug Purdy and I had some trouble at the last PDC getting Avalon (WPF) and Indigo (WCF) to work together. To save myself from having that trouble again, I came back from the PDC and starting the "WinFX Cross-Pillar SDK Samples Working Group," which is just a fancy name for the PMs in charge of Avalon, Indigo and Workflow samples getting together to make sure that we have a list of simple technology samples showing the three W*F technologies working together. You can...

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Number to String Converter

Marquee de Sells: Chriss insight outlet — Sun, 30 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMT

To capture the work that Doug and I did to make Indigo (WCF) and Avalon (WPF) work together, I tore up our PDC sample application into a set of simpler technology samples. To make it fun for myself, as part of these samples, I built a little library for converting numbers into strings of English works, e.g. Enjoy....

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Connected Developer Blog Report

meta-douglasp — Sat, 29 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMT

I think that Clemens posted one of my previous feed searches. I am likely to keep posting these as I run them moving forward. Workflow Workflow Changes Part Three: tracking stream based [2006.07.20 07:30:00] -- Workflows and stuff... Workflow Changes Part two: workarounds for the custom activities with locked children [2006.07.19 17:39:00] -- Workflows and stuff... Workflow Changes (aka Dynamic Updates) Part one: UI-based changes [2006.07.19 11:40:00]...

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Beyond the .asmx/.svc suffix: Multiple Endpoints

kennyw.com — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 00:00:00 GMT

One of the key improvements in WCF is the concept of multiple “endpoints” at a Service. Last week (when I was offsite with a customer) I had an interesting revelation. While we cover the “ABCs” of Indigo (Address + Binding + Contract == Endpoint) in every introductory talk, many users don’t fully grasp [...]...

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Checkin #1383521

steve maines blog — Wed, 12 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMT

Thanks to the hard work of several people (particularly Kenny), the Indigo world is now a better place for everyone. It will be a while before these changes are publicly available, but at least youhave some hint as towhat's coming down the pipe: From: Indigo SNAP Lab Account Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 1:05 PMTo: Indigo Checkin AliasCc: Kenny WolfSubject: indigo_wap checkin 1383521: kennyw: DCR#50761: Add support...

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My initial thoughts on "Indigo" (Windows Communication Foundation)

Mike Christensen: Web Dev Guy — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMT

Recently, I took an extensive in-depth course on Indigo, Microsofts new platform for allowing applications to talk to each other easier. Ive decided to write a blog on this topic, sharing what Ive learned with others. Indigo is an attempt to replace DCOM, MSMQ, COM+, Web Services, ASMX, Remoting and other technologies designed for inter-application communication. The Indigo team has incorporated the strengths of these older technologies into this new platform, and designed Indigo...

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[Mix06] The Value Of A Partial Message With Indigo

youve been HAACKED — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 00:00:00 GMT

I was involved in a 5 AM breakfast conversation (a little late night snack before we all turned in for the evening) with Clemens Vasters, Steve Maine, and some others at Mix06 in which they explained how streaming content works with WCF (code named Indigo). They pointed out (as I mentioned in a tongue-in-cheek context in my last post) that with streaming content such as streaming videos, the consumer of the media is really concerned about headers and start tags, because they plan on using the content...

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Handling large data in Indigo

steve maines blog — Thu, 09 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMT

Kenny's got a good blurb about how Indigo thinks about streaming. The thing to remember about streaming is that we have support at the programming model layer (take a Stream/return a Stream) and at the transport layer (don't buffer on send). If you're sending titantic.wmv across the wire over Indigo, you probably want to use both :) Based on conversations I've had with customers I know there's a lot of people who are very interested in getting more detail about this topic....

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Tracing Tidbit: Getting Callstacks Automatically

kennyw.com — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMT

When you get an Exception traced in Indigo, part of that trace includes the callstack which is naturally traced as part of Exception.ToString(). However, callstack information is generally useful for other non-Exception traces (for example, trying to track down who is Aborting a socket). Part of the beauty of our tracing infrastructure is [...]...

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Enabling E2E Tracing for WCF

kennyw.com — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 00:00:00 GMT

Tracking down bugs in distributed systems can be really difficult. One of the technologies we’re using in Indigo to help make this easier is known as “E2E Tracing” (for End to End Tracing). Of course, this technology is only as good as the traces that a system emits. In Beta 1, we weren’t so [...]...

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Windows Communication Foundation (Indigo) Community Site

Guy Barrette — Thu, 19 Jan 2006 00:00:00 GMT

If you're interested in Windows Communication Foundation, check the community site: http://windowscommunication.net...

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This week at the C# Users Group: Windows Communications Foundation (Indigo) with Ido Samuelson

ISerializable — Sun, 15 Jan 2006 00:00:00 GMT

Topics: Windows Communications Foundation (Indigo) Lecturer: Ido Samuelson, Advantech (Magen) Date: Wednesday, January 18, 17:00 - 20:00 Place: Microsoft Israel Hapnina 2 (Amdocs Building) Ground Floor Raanana +972 (9) 762-5100 ...

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WSE 3.0 to Indigo: What about TCP transports?

Julia Lerman Blog - Dont Be Iffy... — Sat, 14 Jan 2006 00:00:00 GMT

WSE 2.0's messaging API gave us the ability to host web services outside of IIS. Though it was very cool, I didn't dig that too much because you had to give up all of the other WSE goodness that only worked in ASMX - including security. In WSE 3.0, they changed this so that you could build ASMX web services, do all of the great security stuff and then host it outside of IIS - for me this meant TCP, though there are other transports you can use as well. ...

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Coping with Indigo post-Beta 1 OM changes

kennyw.com — Tue, 10 Jan 2006 00:00:00 GMT

Back from vacation and catching up on life in the rainy city (a little more rain in Seattle this time of year than Buenos Aires, go figure). While I was gone, Ed posted a good overview of the changes between Beta 1 and the November CTP. Don't be put off by the number [...]...

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What is Indigo

meta-douglasp — Fri, 23 Dec 2005 00:00:00 GMT

A few months ago I was at an unnamed conference. I took the below photo at the Microsoft booth. Apparently Indigo is some chip on a motorboard. ;-) ...

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DotNetSlackers Latest ASP.NET News in Category Indigo

Did You Know That... You can create vertical or horizontal linear gradients?

Advanced Features in Setup Factory for Windows Installer Improves Developer Productivity

Channel 9: Using WCF Tracing

Service Contract Versioning

Service Contract Versioning

On W*F Integration Samples

Number to String Converter

Connected Developer Blog Report

Beyond the .asmx/.svc suffix: Multiple Endpoints

Checkin #1383521

My initial thoughts on &quot;Indigo&quot; (Windows Communication Foundation)

[Mix06] The Value Of A Partial Message With Indigo

Handling large data in Indigo

Tracing Tidbit: Getting Callstacks Automatically

Enabling E2E Tracing for WCF

Windows Communication Foundation (Indigo) Community Site

This week at the C# Users Group: Windows Communications Foundation (Indigo) with Ido Samuelson

WSE 3.0 to Indigo: What about TCP transports?

Coping with Indigo post-Beta 1 OM changes

What is Indigo

My initial thoughts on "Indigo" (Windows Communication Foundation)