Given you have an abstract base class with non-public member, and a derived class with other non-public member too. Now you want to unit-test some of the non-public member (methods) of the derived class. Prior the call of the method of the derived class, you need to set some non-public …
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Using Telerik’s RadGridView, one can connect the add, update, cancel and delete command to RadButtons by setting the Command=”telerik:RadGridViewCommands….” properties of the buttons and link to the grid by setting the CommandTarget=”{Binding ElementName=GridViewName}” property. For some reasons, I needed to disable the buttons, depending on the rights the currently logged …
At the time of writing, creating unit tests for Silverlight is not as smooth and easy as it is for .NET assemblies. My experiences base on the Silverlight toolkit published on Codeplex silverlight.codeplex.com. You cannot access private or protected methods or properties. So use the #if DEBUG to make these …
In case you do open a transaction using isolation level snapshot, make sure you do not disable connection pooling in the connection string (do not set ‘Pooling=false’). Otherwise, opening a connection after you opened and closed another one, you will receive an exception telling the transaction cannot be extended.
The sdk:DatePicker seems to have an issue when the value entered need to be bound back to the data container. When showing a value, the current culture info is used. When binding back, always en-US is used. Accordingly, entering the 31st of December fails to bind back, and the 3rd …
Jeff Wilcox Blog about Unit Testing with Silverlight 2 (http://www.jeff.wilcox.name/2008/03/silverlight2-unit-testing/) Hope its still up-to-date.
Having trouble once again to resolve a static resource in Silverlight code, even though Styles.xaml is located inside the Assets directory? Have a look at app.xaml if Application.Resources contains the following entry: <ResourceDictionary> <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries> <ResourceDictionary Source=”Assets/Styles.xaml”/> </ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries></ResourceDictionary>
When you read Extensible Markup Language (XML) data from Microsoft SQL Server by using the SqlDataReader object, the XML in the first column of the first row is truncated at 2,033 characters. You expect all of the contents of the XML data to be contained in a single row and …
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using System;using System.Globalization ;namespace ConsoleApplication1{ class Class1 { [STAThread] static void Main(string[] args) { DateTime dt = DateTime.Now; System.Globalization.Calendar objCal = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Calendar; int weekofyear = objCal.GetWeekOfYear(dt, CalendarWeekRule.FirstFourDayWeek, DayOfWeek.Monday); Console.WriteLine(weekofyear.ToString() ) ; } }}
To redirect the output generated by the T-SQL print statement, use the SqlConnection.InfoMessage event in your C# code. It is called each time print is used inside a stored procedure. The event argument SqlInfoMessageEventArgs.Message contains the output.