by pazcal
23. August 2011 11:52
Ever had this annoying problem? When you try to load a website, you get in the browser the nice message: ”Additional information: Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Practices.Unity, Version=1.2.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040)”. When we we’re checking the Microsoft.Practice.Unity.dll Version, we are using the Version=2.0.414.0. First we’ve cleaned up the whole project and try to build it. Building succeeded… So lets try again to approach the website with the browser. Still the same error. So, set the .dll file “Specific Version = false” in the properti...
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by pazcal
23. August 2011 11:34
For the third time, I run into this problem again… For me the decision to create a blogpost for this problem, so I can refresh my memory again in the future :) Current situation We’ve created a WinForms application. This application calls a WCF service for some project specific information. When I’m running the application on my domain account, everything works fine. I hit the button for a new window, the service call is made and the project appears nice and smooth in the listview. After I did a deploy to the testserver, I’m trying the run the same application, and suddenly the window crashes and come up with the message: “The HTTP request is unauthorized with client authentication scheme ‘Anonymous’. The authentication header receiv...
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by Pazcal
14. December 2010 13:37
At the first of December I held a really small knowledge session for my colleagues about HTML5 and its possibilities with some video formats. The evening before this session I was trying to fix de demo and tried to make it compatible with a .AVI, .WMV or .OGV file, but I noticed some strange 'thingies'.
What did I used: Visual Studio 2010, .NET4.0, jQuery and a small piece of video of my own gameplay in Call Of Duty - Modern Warfare 2. Not that hard where my thoughts. First I added some HTLM5 code for my page so I could embed the video format:
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> &nbs...
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by Pazcal
25. November 2010 11:50
After 3,5 days of code, code, samples, demo's and a lot more code, the Tech Ed Europe 2010 has come to an end. Purpose of this conference was to see more of the new stuff Microsoft will provide over the next coming months and to get the developers interested in some of the new stuff. The moment when I was writing this down, I was at the Starbucks at Alexanderplatz in Berlin with 2 colleagues of mine. It was time to get everything straight in my head about all the overload information I absorbed the last few days.First, my focus was only on jQuery, Silverlight for Web and WPF, but now I’m so excited about all the new stuff which came by at the sessions, I just don’t know where to start, but I’m trying to do it anyway&hellip...
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by Pazcal
24. November 2010 11:36
Ok, this sucks.
Scenario At this moment we have a 12 live webservers, which provides all our website (.NET) to the great, big, bad world. With a nice ISA cache server between the servers and the www, all websites are fast when a request is made. Every 4 hours our ISA Cache Server will be reset, so new data can be provided for the next 4 hours.
When the ISA cache is reset and a new customer requests our webpage, the page will be set in the ISA cache, with all the functionality which is needed for the website. This includes JavaScript.
Except: When The GoogleBot is the first visitor of a website, which isn’t cached in the ISA server, the website is getting cached without the JavaScript. This will give result of a 4 hour, non Jav...
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by pazcal
26. October 2010 09:44
I was working on my personal portfolio page for publishing a small piece of work I've done in my life. With this idea, I wanted a special way to navigate trough my Portfolio, but with larges images visible on my site. There are many ways to accomplish this with jQuery, or just to download a sweet plugin, but creating your own one is more fun (and also, I took me 4 weeks to think about what I really wanted, and no plugin didn’t matched my satisfaction).. So, I decided to create a special jQuery plugin for my Portfolio Page, called jHover. What does it do? jHover is a jQuery plugin which combines an image and a menu into 1 piece. Below, the Section 'What does it need', contains all the technical details and...
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