Hi Glenn, Thanks for your response! I am bit confused with creating a client and a server license. Can you provide me detailed steps that i need to perform to create the license files and the exact location of the license files on the server. Thanks in advance!

Note to self: dearest Dan! If you happen to use ILMerge with an exe file, please make sure you check the app.config file. Why?  Well, suppose you have a custom settings section in your app.config, just like this: <configSections> <sectionGroup name="Atalasoft"> <!-- Converter service settings section: ...

Browsers tend to do what they like with your static content: deciding what to cache and when to refresh. On the server-side, you can specify that certain file types have a designated TTL (time to live) and that works in many cases. There are other cases when you either don't have access to the server's configuration or you need to make sure ...

The Kerberos, or Cerberus in Latin, a multithreaded multi-headed dog with tail of serpent heads, the hellhound, who used to guard the gates of Hades behind the river of Styx to keep the dead ancient Greek people dead in the kingdom of Shadows. Once Kerberos was captured by Hercules and then brought to Eurystheus, where his DNA has been ...

Once upon a time I had to join a workgroup-based SharePoint test server to a domain. SharePoint wonderland is like 4th dimension – it is full of unexpected and no task is trivial for naive 3D creature. Jake and Dave referred me to a magical “15-step” process to move SharePoint to different domain, but Google’s links are dead and so are my hopes ...

YUI Compressor is an excellent JavaScript minifier and obfuscator. But every good thing comes with its compromises. While this tool prides itself on getting some of the best minification numbers I've seen, it's also very reliable. Your code gets smaller but will almost definitely work the same. While a few tools out there find trouble with eval ...

While working on conversion service for VizitSP, I run once again into unit testing the concurrent code. The problem is not new, yet I did not see 100% solution yet. The difficulty is coming from the fact that unit tests are deterministic to the bone (i.e. they rely on the fact, that code behaves the same way every time you run it). Concurrent ...

I have to start off by saying that this was the best conference I've been to. Maybe that doesn't say much since I've only been to a handful, but it has topped them all. Last year, I attended conferences such as AJAX World and Microsoft's ReMix in Boston and they were OK at best. The SharePoint Best Practices show brought many of the industry ...

Don’t ask me why, but at some point I ended up with the necessity of having debug assemblies in the GAC. OK, if you still ask, it is about SharePoint remote debugging. After dragging-and-dropping PDBs and DLLs for 651th time I almost started feeling an imprint in my desk surface, which mouse carved out while travelling back and forth. Sounds like ...

Here are some notes from my presentation at SharePoint Saturday this past weekend in Virginia Beach, VA. Included are my slides, code that I demo'd, and hopefully answers to all of the questions that people asked. The Slides Download my slides in PDF form for quick reference. Download my slides as a QuickTime movie to view the presentation ...