Monthly Archives: July 2005

I had dinner with IanG, Fritz, Si and Kev. We had the obligatory tech-talk in between and thought about useful custom provider for ASP.NET – at some point Fritz came up with the idea of a MembershipProvider which reads from … Continue reading →

UDPATED (here) I spent the the better half of my last weeks getting a specific partial trust ASP.NET scenario to work: Multiple Applications on one machine, like /WebApp1/WebApp2 WebApp1 should run in medium trust, WebApp2 in full trust. But there … Continue reading →

Shawn has an excellent article on how to use the new environment variables in .NET 2.0 to setup an AppDomainManager for the default and all child AppDomains. http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnfa/archive/2005/07/25/443038.aspx  

here i talked about instrumenting your applications with Windows Performance Counters. A number of people asked me how to install such a counter during deployment. The easiest way is to derive from a class called PerformanceCounterInstaller, set the appropriate properties … Continue reading →

Have you also encountered this error message when you are trying to add an assembly to the policy assembly list in ‘mscorcfg.msc’ saying that your assembly is not strong named?? I mean – you can only add assemblies from the … Continue reading →

Today I received my MVP Award – Visual Developer Security. Thank you Microsoft.