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December 2008 - Posts
Strongly typed workflow input and output arguments
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Omar AL Zabir blog on ASP.NET Ajax and .NET 3.5
When you run a Workflow using Workflow Foundation, you pass arguments to the workflow in a Dictionary form where the type of Dictionary is Dictionary<string, object>. This means you miss the strong typing features of .NET languages. You have to...
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workflow
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.net
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architecture
99.99% available ASP.NET and SQL Server SaaS Production Architecture
by
Omar AL Zabir blog on ASP.NET Ajax and .NET 3.5
You have a hot ASP.NET+SQL Server product, growing at thousand users per day and you have hit the limit of your own garage hosting capability. Now that you have enough VC money in your pocket, you are planning to go out and host on some real hosting facility...
Filed under:
performance
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asp.net
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sql server
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architecture
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pageflakes
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production
Making cross domain web requests in asp.net with medium trust enabled
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Mehfuz's WebLog
There could be plenty of reason that you might need to do a cross domain web request in your application. One could be let's say you want to divert the resource pressure from your server to some third party content provider like Amazon S3. In my last...
Filed under:
asp.net
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General
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Server
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System Administration
Working out with Amazon S3
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Mehfuz's WebLog
Recently, I was bit playing around with amazon S3. This is said to be the cheapest storage for people who don't want to spend much of their brain cells thinking about DB issues. Now, Amazon S3 primarily supports Web service (SOAP) to store and query...
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C#
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S3
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Amazon