Tech Breakfast
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SSW Tech Breakfast
Object-orientated architectural patterns for enterprise scale
applications -
presented by Tatham Oddie
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In this session
Tatham
will discuss object orientated architectural patterns relating to enterprise scale
applications. Focus will be given to Inversion of Control style programming and design
patterns such as the provider model and other patterns common in enterprise applications.
Object-orientated architecture allows scalable applications both in terms of functionality
and programmability but only when used correctly.
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Friday 25th February
8:00am - 11:00am at SSW
Register online now
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SSW Tech Breakfast
The Best 3rd Party Tools - presented by Adam Cogan
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In the big world of Microsoft it's easy to forget that there's a lot of other smart
cookies out there building great programs and utilities. You could spend hours
scouring the net for the latest .exe or you could save time and let Adam show you
the best new products around.
In this session Adam will show you tools that will help you write code quicker,
upsize faster than ever before, and build better
HTML pages, along with dozens of other useful tricks that will no doubt save you
time if you're developing in SQL Server, Access,
VB.NET and ASP.NET.
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Thursday 31st March
8:00am - 11:00am at SSW
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More Info
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Resources
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Lumigent Log Explorer
www.lumigent.com
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Database FAQ's and Links
/ssw/Database/
DatabaseDocsLinks.aspx
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Tips
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I am using return values to return a money datatype, but it keeps rounding
the return figure. Why? How do I get around this problem with Return values?
- answered by David Klein.
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Can I block those annoying Internet banners and save bandwidth? - answered by
Daniel Hyles, Adam Cogan, and Joe Hardy.
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SSW Software Audit
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Companies from across the globe have been taking
advantage of SSW's Software Audit Services. The common
message that is received from clients is that getting
their software built in-house can sometimes lead to a
failure to identify design flaws and architectural
insufficiencies. They need an unbiased second opinion
from a knowledgeable source that can make
recommendations to improve the quality of their
software.
More on SSW software audits
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The Cutting Edge
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When programming in form based
environments one thing to remember
is not to refer to form controls
directly. The correct way is to pass the controls
values that you need through parameters. There are a number of benefits for doing this:
- Debugging is simpler because all your parameters are in one place.
- If for some reason you need to change the control's name then you only have to
change it in one place.
- The fact that nothing in your function is dependant on outside controls means you
could very easily reuse your code in other areas without too many problems re-connecting
the parameters being passed in.
It's a more correct of method of programming.
More on Rules to Better
Code.
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Cheers until next time,
Adam
SSW Chief Architect and Microsoft Regional Director, Australia
Got a comment for Adam?
Email Adam
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Sydney .NET User Group - The best place to learn .NET for free in Sydney
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Sydney .NET User Group 16th February 2005
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This month Ross Donald will talk about using code generation to reduce development
time and produce better applications. The talk will cover some of the issues involved
with this type of development such as application architecture, supporting different
database systems, integrating code generation into your project lifecycle and the benefits
of strongly-typing your code. He will also demonstrate a code generator he developed
(NextGeneration
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In spirit of the Microsoft Security Summit,
Tatham will be
discussing methods for securing your ASP.NET web applications and general secure coding
practices. Tuesday's summit approached security from the server side, whereas developers still
need to be security aware in their applications.
Vulnerabilities to be covered include:
session hijacking, view state manipulation, response injection, and SQL injection.
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Wednesday 16th February. 6:00 pm at Microsoft, 1 Epping Road North Ryde
See You There!! |
Sorry I can't make it
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Microsoft Access: Upgrading and Migrating to SQL Server and .NET
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During November and December 2004,
Jatin
and I toured Australia presenting sessions and hands-on labs on
Microsoft Access: Upgrading and Migrating to SQL Server and .NET.
Due to its popularity, Microsoft have decided to run the conferences again in March.
Register
online now.
I came across Thomas
Williams'
Blog , in which he was kind enough to
Blog his experience of the conference he attended in
Melbourne.
Overall a great event, one of the best trainings I have ever attended.
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SSW Exchange Reporter - Utility to Report on Exchange
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If Exchange is an integral part of your organization, Exchange Reporter provides the
tools you need to efficiently analyze your organisation's email usage.
Capture all of your Exchange data into SQL Server using the SSW Exchange Extraction
Service that integrates with our custom set of Reporting Services reports.
The service will run as a windows service on your Exchange Server to seamlessly
extract your email messages and mail folder statistics, from here you can report
on any number of different usages of Exchange within your organisation.
More on
SSW Exchange
Reporter.
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SSW Employment Opportunities
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If you would like to join our fun young working environment, now's your chance!
We are looking for bright and
intelligent people to join our young
dynamic team based in Neutral Bay, Sydney.
We have
positions available
now in marketing and sales,
administration, and
development.
Email
Rebecca your cover letter and resume.
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