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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 10, 2012
The coding machine that is Lee Crowe and myself have made a few additional changes to the PropertySecurity attribute framework I blogged about a few weeks ago. The changes in Version 2.0 are: It’s now absolutely dependent on PTB2 – you’ll see why...
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Posted on: Apr 06, 2012
I have been poking around in System.Runtime.Caching that was introduced with .NET 4, and more specifically the MemoryCache. The MemoryCache is virtually the same as the good old ASP.NET Cache, except it’s not dependent on System.Web which means yo...
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Posted on: Apr 05, 2012
Based on CMS 6 R2, Mail 5 R2, and Windows Server 2008 This blog is intended for a partner or EPiServer employee looking to set up a EPiServer Mail in a demo or test environment or perhaps even a customer testing the product out in a similar...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 05, 2012
This blog post is about using Windows Azure AppFabric cache service together with EPiServer CMS. EPiServer CMS supports pluggable cache, replacing the standard EPiServer CMS cache component. Windows Azure AppFabric Cache EPiServer CMS implements i...
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Syndicated blog - Posted on: Apr 05, 2012
This blog post is about using Windows Azure AppFabric cache service together with EPiServer CMS. EPiServer CMS supports pluggable cache, replacing the standard EPiServer CMS cache component. Windows Azure AppFabric Cache EPiServer CMS implements i...
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Posted on: Apr 05, 2012
Having worked on EPiServer CMS and WSS I tend to compare both the technology. Both the CMS are made on .net so it is natural that they share similar feature. One of them is a VPP. .Net framework 2.0 introduced a class called Virtual Path provider....
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Posted on: Apr 03, 2012
Based on CMS 6 R2, Commerce 1 R2 SP1 (or SP2), and SQL Server 2008 So you went on vacation (or holiday depending on your country’s term for that time we all look forward to), had a long weekend, or just did a fresh install of EPiServer Commerce...
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Posted on: Apr 03, 2012
This is a really nice approach of styling lists and you should use it In most of our project we tend to forget to style the ordinary content, the content that should be most important to style. A couple of weeks ago i read this blogpost by Maria...
