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• How to build a Development/Test/Demo CA
  
  So I ended up running Windows Cerificate Services which proved to be an easy to use, robust solution. There are some gotchas you can run into and I refined my configuration over the years. just had to rebuild my Test CA (on Hyper-V) so I thought I'll document the important steps (for self-reference and whoever might be interested). They usually expire on the very day where you have to do an important demo. You can configure the lifetime in the registry. Now by default there is an entry pointing to the CA's Netbios name. Set it to e.g.
  www.leastprivilege.com - Thursday, August 14, 2008
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• Geneva Framework Quick Tip: How to access Configuration
  
  One thing you most often need is access to the Geneva framework configuration (microsoft.identityModel section) from code – and again this is very easy: ServiceConfiguration config = new. Remember that Geneva framework is a framework – all the nice integration into WCF and ASP.NET is built on top of a public API. This also means that you can use Geneva framework for integration in arbitrary hosts and environments. ServiceConfiguration ( ServiceConfiguration.DefaultServiceName); HTH.
  www.leastprivilege.com - Wednesday, May 27, 2009
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• How to use app.config files in Visual C++ 2005 projects
  
  Before the target application is started, (with or without a debug session), the language package ensures that the app.config file is automaticallly copied to the target application's configuration file. Visual C++ does not have this feature, however it is easy to get the same: Add a file named app.coinfig to a Visial C++ project and choose the following project settings: Command line: type app.config > "$(TargetPath).config". Description: "Updating target's configuration file". config". Outputs: "(TargetPath).config". config".
  Marcus' Blog - Friday, November 11, 2005
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• WIF Configuration – Part 1: ServiceConfiguration
  
  WIF supports a flexible configuration system and various ways to programmatically interact with that configuration. This flexibility comes in two ways: Named configuration elements that you can selectively load (service & token handler configuration). Configuration extensibility (e.g. In this first part I’ll focus on the service configuration. The WIF configuration can have several service elements. Services can be named, the unnamed element becomes the default configuration: <!-- default configuration --> <!--
  www.leastprivilege.com - Tuesday, December 22, 2009
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• How to use a publishing page as display form
  
  A client wanted to place a SharePoint calendar on a publishing page and have it configured such that when you clicked an event the full details showed up at the top of the page, and searching for calendar items should also put you at this page. Sounds easy just put the calendar view on the page and set the calendars display form to be that page. But setting the display form to be the publishing page puts the ID of the calendar item in the URL of the publishing page which then confuses SharePoint as it thinks it has to lookup that id in the Pages list.
  The Black Knight Sings - Friday, June 27, 2008
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• Unity, Multiple Constructors and Configuration
  
  Its mostly straightforward as IoC containers go but one thing had me puzzled for a while as its not really documented or blogged as far as I can see; so I decided to blog it so hopefully others looking will stumble across this article. Notice that MyService needs an IRepository to do its work. Now the idea here is I’m going to wire this together via dependency injection and the Unity IoC container. However, there must be some information about how the interfaces map to concrete types and this is in the config file. 1: public interface IService. and MyService.
  .NET Meanderings - Monday, June 7, 2010
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• Using WF4 bookmarks with IWorkflowInstanceExtension
  
  Beta 2 In this previous blog post I showed how to create an asynchronous activity using the NativeActivity and CreateBookmark to pause a workflow execution. Neither the WorkflowInvoker not the WorkflowServiceHost contain a ResumeBookmark function so how do we resume a bookmark using either of those execution hosts? The trick is to use a IWorkflowInstanceExtension. But that also means they are not aware of the workflow runtime environment and can’t do much more that respond to calls from a workflow. This interface has just two methods. return null ; }.
  The Problem Solver - Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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