Anith Gopal

It appeared to be just another innocuous third-decimal-point minor update, but today’s release of iTunes 8.2.1 carried more than the usual “bug fixes and stability improvements.” (Those are still there, too.) For owners of the recently introduced Palm Pre unfortunate enough to have already downloaded and installed the update, it also ends the iTunes playlist syncing party. It was inevitable , since Apple clearly regards iTunes syncing as the exclusive, sacred territory of its own devices, but it probably still has a few Pre owners trying to turn back the clock

Why is there no inherent serialization support for normal object graphs like in the attached example. The attached example is a basic page with two simple vector caclulators. Entering a vector dimension of three in the part named “Add”, filling out a few values, press calculate, you get:  Press “Send arguments” and the arguments are send to the other app.

Take the scenario whereby MSDTC is configured on Server A and allows remote administration. This means on server B you will be able to add Server A as a remote machine within the component services management snap-in. Once added you will be able to make administrative changes to the MSDTC on Server A from Server B, however it also means that you will be able to view the transaction lists and statistics for the MSDTC on Server A from Server B

Harry McCracken at Technologizer wrote a nice piece about the virtues of hardware keyboards on smartphones. I think one reason a keyboard argument even exists is because when competing in a given market, you have to tag a competitor’s hot product with a “missing feature,” and then provide that feature. (How many manufacturers claimed FM radio and replaceable batteries were glaring omissions from the iPod, only to find adding it to their devices made no difference?) I think the Palm Pre — mentioned in the article — has a hardware keyboard partially to trumpet having something the iPhone lacks (and partially because it’s easier to implement than a software one).

Cross Reference ITIL® V3 and MOF 4.0 and Using MOF for ISO/IEC 20000 The MOF team has released a new series of framework comparison companion guides. Download them now: Download— Cross Reference ITIL® V3 and MOF 4.0 Download— Using MOF for ISO/IEC 20000 The MOF team continues to extend MOF’s core content with the release of new companion guides that address the challenges facing today’s IT pros. This latest series of companion guides focuses on framework comparisons

I’ve seen a few people get confused over what this error message in the Reporting Services log file indicates. This message is generated when the Reporting Services web server detects that an HTTP request has experienced a remote disconnect.  In practice, this means that we queried the property HttpResponse.IsClientConnected and it returned false. So how does this work exactly, and are all requests subject to this kind of check?

条件付きブレークポイントは、 x=5 のように、特定の条件を満たす場合に式レベルのブレークを行うためのものです。しかし、同じアプリケーションの複数のインスタンスが実行されている場合はどうすればよいのでしょうか。どのように設定すれば、目的のインスタンスをブレークできるでしょうか。 その答えは、ブレークポイントのフィルターです。   [ ツール ] 、 [ オプション ] 、 [ デバッグ ] 、 [ 全般 ] の順にクリックすると表示されるページには、ブレークポイントのフィルターを有効にするオプションがあります。   ブレークを設定し、右クリックしてコンテキスト メニューを表示します。   次に、 [ ブレークポイントのフィルター ] ダイアログ ボックスで、ブレークのタイミングを指定します (PID ( プロセス ID) ごとなど ) 。   これで、 [ ブレークポイント ] ウィンドウでブレークポイントのフィルターを確認できるようになりました。     投稿 : 2008 年 8 月 4 日 ( 月 ) 3:00 AM saraford Sara Ford さんの Web ログ -  http://blogs.msdn.com/saraford/archive/2008/08/04/did-you-know-you-can-use-breakpoint-filters-to-break-the-right-process-273.aspx より。 分類 : Visual Studio 2008 ワンポイント

Microsoft is conducting a series of Windows 7 AppCompat Labs at Microsoft Technology Centers over the next couple of months.   The purpose of these labs is to assist companies verify that their applications will run on Windows 7 and to provide feedback to the Windows product group as issues arise.

I’ve posted the slides from the “Exploring Software + Services” presentation Mark Relph and presented May 28, 2009 at the Canadian Leadership Summit. We had a great session as there were plenty of good questions throughout which was appreciated as it always makes the presentation much more engaging so thanks to everyone who came to the session. Also, thanks to everyone who caught up with us at the lunch roundtable as well! As a reminder, you can check out Office Live Workspace, Live Mesh, Microsoft Online, and Windows Azure here: Mesh: www.mesh.com Office Live Workspace: http://workspace.officelive.com   Microsoft Online: www.microsoft.com/online Azure Services Platform: www.microsoft.com/azure Software Plus Services: http://www.microsoft.com/softwareplusservices   Technorati Tags: Microsoft , Software Plus Services , Canadian Leadership Summit , MSCLS09

If you have more than a dozen web servers in a cluster with identical setting, and you need to update the virtual directory, it is much more convenient to write a simple program to update it.

Maybe it’s because I’ve been swamped this week while the sun’s been shining here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, but I’ve been doing some thinking about buffer, downtime, and productivity. I don’t think it’s a secret that projects have a tendency to come in late sometimes

Thank you to everyone who attended the NAV DCO/MOSS workshops over the last couple of weeks. The feedback has been fantastic