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My new article which discusses on “Grouping and Sorting data using CollectionViewSource” got published here:
Silverlight 4.0: Grouping and Sorting using CollectionViewSource with WCF RIA Services
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Jag
Hi,
My new article which discusses on “Grouping and Sorting data using CollectionViewSource” got published here:
Silverlight 4.0: Grouping and Sorting using CollectionViewSource with WCF RIA Services
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Jag
We might be running our applications simultaneously in multiple application pools. Every application pool is associated with a worker process. Sometimes, to attach to a worker process using Visual Studio, we may not know which worker process (as no application pool name is listed in the list of services) to be used for debugging.
If you are using Windows 7 or 2008 R2 (should work with Vista/2008 as well, but did not test) you can use “appcmd list wp” command to list all worker processes along with process id and application pool name. Following is a screenshot.
More detailed usage of “appcmd” is provided here.
For Windows XP or Windows Server 2003, you may use “cscript iisapp.vbs” from “c:\windows\system32” folder.
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Jag
Hi,
My article focusing on manipulating (and navigating) data using CollectionViewSource got published here:
Silverlight 4.0 Data Manipulation and Navigation using CollectionViewSource with WCF RIA Services
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Jag
Hi,
My article focusing on “CollectionViewSource” in Silverlight got published here:
Siverlight 4.0, CollectionViewSource and WCF RIA
It explains the following concepts:
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Jag
Hi,
My new article on manipulating data using WCF RIA Services got published here:
Silverlight 4.0 Data Manipulation Using WCF RIA Services
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Jag
Hi,
My article got published here:
Silverlight 4.0 Data Retrieval: Getting Data from WCF RIA Services
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Hi,
My next article focusing on “RadialGradientBrush using Silverlight” got published here:
Using RadialGradientBrush in Silverlight 4.0
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My next article focusing on “LinearGradientBrush in Silverlight” got published here:
Complete Guide to Gradients Using LinearGradientBrush in Silverlight 4.0
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Hi,
My new article on Silverlight brushes got published here:
Introduction to Brushes in Silverlight 4.0
Enjoy.
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Jag