Comments for Rob Sanders: Sanders Technology http://www.sanderstechnology.com Welcome to the 'Entertain us' Nation 2.0 Wed, 15 Feb 2012 11:26:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Virgin Mobile (Australia) Internet, MMS and WAP Settings by Helen http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2007/virgin-mobile-australia-internet-mms-and-wap-settings/9584/#comment-1066 Helen Wed, 15 Feb 2012 11:26:09 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/?p=9584#comment-1066 Hi Rob, I bought Dapeng T8100 mobile from China. Virgin technicians don't seem to have any clue how to set up internet on this model. Maybe you could help. Thanks heaps. Helen Hi Rob,
I bought Dapeng T8100 mobile from China. Virgin technicians don’t seem to have any clue how to set up internet on this model. Maybe you could help. Thanks heaps.

Helen

]]> Comment on iPhone 4: Siri Security Fail by Rob http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2012/iphone-4-siri-security-fail/11022/#comment-1061 Rob Mon, 06 Feb 2012 02:31:01 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2012/iphone-4-siri-security-fail/11022/#comment-1061 That's a good point, I was trying to locate this setting last night. Shame it's "ON" by default. That’s a good point, I was trying to locate this setting last night. Shame it’s “ON” by default.

]]> Comment on iPhone 4: Siri Security Fail by William Denniss http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2012/iphone-4-siri-security-fail/11022/#comment-1060 William Denniss Mon, 06 Feb 2012 01:54:56 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2012/iphone-4-siri-security-fail/11022/#comment-1060 This is the default configuration, but you can lock out Siri: Settings ->General -> Passcode Lock -> Siri. Set ON -> OFF. This is the default configuration, but you can lock out Siri:

Settings ->General -> Passcode Lock -> Siri. Set ON -> OFF.

]]> Comment on The ADO.Net Entity Framework, POCO Objects and You by C# | Pearltrees http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2010/the-ado-net-entity-framework-poco-objects-and-you/10142/#comment-1053 C# | Pearltrees Tue, 24 Jan 2012 21:21:42 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/?p=10142#comment-1053 [...] The ADO.Net Entity Framework, POCO Objects and You « Design Concepts And Code « Programming « Rob... [...] [...] The ADO.Net Entity Framework, POCO Objects and You « Design Concepts And Code « Programming « Rob… [...]

]]> Comment on Team Explorer #@%$#% by Lantrix http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2008/team-explorer/9829/#comment-1045 Lantrix Sat, 07 Jan 2012 12:49:32 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/?p=9829#comment-1045 I know this is an old post, and about an old VS version, but I'm still ticked off by TFS with VS2010 Team Explorer integration. Since I've only been using VS2010, and developing on the MS platform for under a month, I still look at something like TFS and "shake my head". The reason? Distributed Version Control Systems. EVERYTHING is local. It's gets around the "We are not always connected" point. Read why it's good having everything local: http://whygitisbetterthanx.com/#everything-is-local I know this is an old post, and about an old VS version, but I’m still ticked off by TFS with VS2010 Team Explorer integration.

Since I’ve only been using VS2010, and developing on the MS platform for under a month, I still look at something like TFS and “shake my head”.

The reason? Distributed Version Control Systems. EVERYTHING is local. It’s gets around the “We are not always connected” point.

Read why it’s good having everything local: http://whygitisbetterthanx.com/#everything-is-local

]]> Comment on Team Foundation Server in the Cloud (Part 1) by Jeno http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2011/team-foundation-server-in-the-cloud-part-1/10775/#comment-1043 Jeno Wed, 04 Jan 2012 10:32:07 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2011/team-foundation-server-in-the-cloud-part-1/10775/#comment-1043 Hi everybody! I would try TFS on Azure as well. Anyone have any invitation codes left? Many Thanks! Jeno Hi everybody!

I would try TFS on Azure as well.
Anyone have any invitation codes left?

Many Thanks!

Jeno

]]> Comment on Custom Permalinks for WordPress under IIS by mukesh http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2011/custom-permalinks-for-wordpress-under-iis/10677/#comment-1041 mukesh Tue, 03 Jan 2012 12:45:52 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2011/custom-permalinks-for-wordpress-under-iis/10677/#comment-1041 No need to install any ISAPI filter to remove the index.php from WordPress permalinks.No need of .htaccess file..Use these simple steps to WordPress Permalinks in IIS 6.0 using Custom 404 Redirect for Windows Shared hosting/manas hosting or any windows shared hosting. http://dotnetcodebytes.blogspot.com/2011/11/remove-indexphp-from-wordpress-on.html No need to install any ISAPI filter to remove the index.php from WordPress permalinks.No need of .htaccess file..Use these simple steps to WordPress Permalinks in IIS 6.0 using Custom 404 Redirect for Windows Shared hosting/manas hosting or any windows shared hosting.

http://dotnetcodebytes.blogspot.com/2011/11/remove-indexphp-from-wordpress-on.html

]]> Comment on Delegating Minimal Permissions to Access Windows Services by Jay Adams http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2010/delegating-minimal-permissions-to-access-windows-services/10087/#comment-1040 Jay Adams Sat, 31 Dec 2011 15:48:54 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/?p=10087#comment-1040 This does work with groups. Using well known SIDs is the best approach to ensure compatibility across different versions of Windows Server. I've done this type of thing for several years in a large enterprise environment and can tell you first hand that it starts out good, but becomes hard to maintain across thousands of services and hundreds of users. I'm building a web based systems management tool to centralize control of who can start and stop services using RBAC. It's called System Frontier. I'm planning to start beta testing in January 2012 and could used some experienced feedback. Great article and thanks! This does work with groups. Using well known SIDs is the best approach to ensure compatibility across different versions of Windows Server. I’ve done this type of thing for several years in a large enterprise environment and can tell you first hand that it starts out good, but becomes hard to maintain across thousands of services and hundreds of users. I’m building a web based systems management tool to centralize control of who can start and stop services using RBAC. It’s called System Frontier. I’m planning to start beta testing in January 2012 and could used some experienced feedback. Great article and thanks!

]]> Comment on Entity Framework v4 (POCO) and WCF Web Services by Rob http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2010/entity-framework-v4-poco-and-wcf-web-services/9985/#comment-1037 Rob Fri, 30 Dec 2011 05:58:59 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/?p=9985#comment-1037 Hi Dan, WCF and EF proxies don't mix well at all! There's no way I know of to publish them beyond a WCF service boundary, due to the dynamic nature of their types at runtime. Besides that, there are still some additional issues publishing WCF POCO objects (via T4 templates) via WCF, chronicalled here: http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2010/the-ado-net-entity-framework-poco-objects-and-you/10142/ Cheers, Rob Hi Dan,

WCF and EF proxies don’t mix well at all! There’s no way I know of to publish them beyond a WCF service boundary, due to the dynamic nature of their types at runtime. Besides that, there are still some additional issues publishing WCF POCO objects (via T4 templates) via WCF, chronicalled here: http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2010/the-ado-net-entity-framework-poco-objects-and-you/10142/
Cheers,

Rob

]]> Comment on Entity Framework v4 (POCO) and WCF Web Services by Dan http://www.sanderstechnology.com/2010/entity-framework-v4-poco-and-wcf-web-services/9985/#comment-1035 Dan Thu, 29 Dec 2011 22:24:40 +0000 http://www.sanderstechnology.com/?p=9985#comment-1035 Hi -- cool blog. I've been lost in Lerman's book for about a month now, off and on. From what you wrote above, I'm especially interested in how you decided to deal with proxies and WCF. So far, I only know how to modify the T4 to remove dynamic proxies entirely, and thus lose some of the functionality. Whatever info you'd have would be a marked improvement over what I know now. Hi — cool blog. I’ve been lost in Lerman’s book for about a month now, off and on. From what you wrote above, I’m especially interested in how you decided to deal with proxies and WCF. So far, I only know how to modify the T4 to remove dynamic proxies entirely, and thus lose some of the functionality. Whatever info you’d have would be a marked improvement over what I know now.

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