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CLR: Under the Hood

The CLR team has a couple of slides from their roadshow where they talk about two tracks, one discusses what happens insight the CLR, if you have some of the books recommended in the presentation, none of this would be new to you. It covers things like the IL which is the abstract representation of an...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 06-02-2005
Which encoding is better for webservices?

There are two options when it comes to encoding in the context of webservices, e.g. .NET and Weblogic use document literal encoding while IBM and other vendors (Java) use RPC encoding. What is the difference and which one is better for which scenarios? Also, how easy is it to switch between the two?...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 04-12-2005
Web Services are not distributed objects

Werner Vogel, CTO of Amazon.com has an article which was published a few months ago where we talks about the misconception of how most people think that web services are distributed objects. Here is an excerpt from the article. The hype surrounding Web services has generated many common misconceptions...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 03-23-2005
Examination of Data Structures in .NET 2.0

You might have seen this already, if not, MSDN has a six-part article extensively examining the data structures in .NET 2.0 covering the usual suspects and then some not-so-usual unless you have written some compilers such as BST’s, graphs, red-back trees, etc. Quite an interesting read when you have...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 03-01-2005
HTTP Modules and HTTP Handlers

ASP.NET has a pretty interesting HTTP runtime architecture if you have ever dug into the covers. The basic run-time support has API's as powerful as ISAPI (in IIS). ASP.NET offers IHttpHandler and IHttpModule interfaces that offer you similar functionality. I will get into each one in a little bit of...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 10-28-2004
Yes, the GC *can* leak memory - there I said it!

Shawn Van ness has an excellent article, that spells out how event listeners can cause memory leaks, yep even when running in managed code. Steve Main sums it up pretty well: The main issue is the “lapsed listener” problem. This occurs when objects subscribe to events and subsequently get...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 09-20-2004
Exceptional Condition Handling in SQL Server 2005

This is my second part of the SQL Server 2005 posts; you can read the first part on Hosting the .NET runtime in SQL Server. In the CLR certain conditions such as out of memory, stack overflow, etc can bring down an app domain (or process), this cannot be allowed in SQL Server 2005 when latter is acting...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 08-05-2004
Exception Management in .NET

Well, this was long overdue. I had promised to upload my article that won a contest by osnews.com. I finally found a little time to upload it here, though the formatting is still a bit screwed especially on the code snippets. You can read the article . If you would like a pdf version of the same let...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 07-27-2004
White-Box testing (a.k.a Glass Box or Clear Box or Open Box testing)

This is part 3 of the testing-series of posts where I cover White-Box testing (inspired by Microsoft's upcoming Testing Series of good advise from PAG). You can check out the earlier post here . White-Box testing (Glass Box/Clear Box/Open Box testing) White box testing assumes that the tester can take...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 06-24-2004
White Box Testing and Black Box Testing

This is really part II of my testing series (as I have become to call it) - I had an earlier post on Unit Testing . I recently had the opportunity to review some of the new stuff coming out of the Prescriptive Architecture Group at Microsoft and here is some of the interesting things proposed by them...

Posted to ÎÜñ|‹ø\/\/ñ [ÐëÞrëçã†ëð]'s Blog (Weblog) by Amit Bahree on 06-22-2004

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