It is becoming a common scenario that customers of Azure App Services Web Apps are making requests to services hosted on other Azure IaaS or PaaS platforms, services not hosted on the Azure platform (on premises) and which use the System.Net class. For example, making a request from your code that uses either of the […]
Read More →When you are experiencing slow performance on your Azure App Service #Microsoft a start is to look at the IIS logs, specifically at the time-taken column. This will confirm that indeed there are some slow requests and identify better how slow they are. If you want to take it one step further, you can enable […]
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I wrote this article here where I talk about how to debug and troubleshoot an Azure Bot service. Since the development approaches are very similar between the Bot Service and an Azure Function, I wonder if this feature will ever support the Bot Service. It would be much easier doing that versus the example I […]
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There are a number of things I want to accomplish with this and a few future articles: How to deploy an ASP.NET Core Web API to an Azure App Services Web App How to deploy an ASP.NET Core Web API to an Azure VM Check out some of my other articles I wrote in regards […]
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I think Lambda expression are cool. Not only are cool, they are pretty powerful and can make your code a lot more readable and compact. I wrote this article here about how to simply use LINQ to Reflection to list the methods and types of an assembly. In this example I will use the same […]
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I believe if you are getting this error that there is more likely something wrong with your configuration than with NHibernate. I received this error when I wanted to create a nested join between 2 unrelated tables. Something like this in HQL: [sourcecode language=”sql” padlinenumbers=”true” autolinks=”false” gutter=”false” toolbar=”false”] select tbl.CODE, av1.NUM, al1.CODE from TABLE tbl […]
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One of the better capabilities of NHibernate that I have recently found was the ability to group together queries on the client and execute them using only a trip to the database. What I have recently found, is that, as of writing this article and using NHibernate version 3.0 Beta 1, only SQL Server and […]
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I wrote a WPF program recently that contained 2 tree views which were dynamically created, in part, by data located on a database. Initially, I had the creation of the tree views in my Windows_Loaded method, executing the build one after the other. The performance was ok, it took about 1.8 to 2 seconds for […]
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One of, if not the most important concepts in software programming is that of Conditional Methods. Conditional methods provide a program with the ability to make decisions based on user input, user selections or data values. The code below is a simple example of a conditional method: [sourcecode language=”csharp” padlinenumbers=”true” autolinks=”false” gutter=”false” toolbar=”false”] public static […]
Read More →An interface is like a contract. When a person signs a contract they are agreeing to perform in adherence to its’ contents. The person can take any action which is not specifically identified in the contract or build on top of the agreements within it. An interface has a similar concept. In this example I […]
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