Someone was asking why the current Firebird MemberShip/Role/Profile Example doesn't work with the ASP.NET Configuration tool for security.
If you look at the scripts or the Firebird database I provided in that example and compare it to the aspnetdb.mdf SqlServer uses, you'll notice a lot of missing procedures and possibly some differences in the table structures. The Firebird scripts were designed to handle the bare minimum needed to make security work for your application, not necessarily for the Visual Studio Management tool.
A poster was nice enough to point out that there was a typo in the FirebirdClientDDEX with Visual Studio 2005 article I posted a while back. I've fixed the typo and described it below in this story. It was a misplaced quote in the machine.config. The end result of the mistake seems to cause the Firebird connection dialog to disappear when you type or press any buttons.
Here is the change:
Recently I have begun work on a J2EE contract. The contract is for an existing application targeted to IBM Websphere. I was given the source code to the application and none of the container configuration files. In my case, I plan to develop using JBoss 4.0.x and as such needed to configure the resources needed by the application.
I encountered a few problems on the way and thought I would post the steps I did, some of the problems I encountered, and the solutions to them.
In this case, the application consists of:
The 7th to 10th tutorial pages for the OfficeTest General Tests sample is now available.
The starter page and code can be found here: Firebird and .NET 2.0 development Example.
The tutorials can be found here: Employee: Select Procedure web page which calls a stored procedure with a result set directly and through a select SQL query.
and here: Stored Procedure web page which calls a stored procedure with no result set and retrieves a computed value.
I was looking into doing compile time Type checking in C# and as far as I can tell it's not possible to do directly. I played around with passing types and using Generics to handle compile time checks. The following code is the result of my playing around.
I posted an article some time ago related to making Firebird intergrate properly into Visual Studio 2005. You can find that article here: FirebirdClientDDEX with Visual Studio 2005. When I first wrote the article I had really only managed to get the install to work on Window XP (32bit, x86) with the full version of Visual Studio including the SDK (packaged install).
Since that time I have successfully installed it for:
The 5th and 6th tutorial pages for the OfficeTest General Tests sample is now available.
The starter page and code can be found here: Firebird and .NET 2.0 development Example.
The tutorials can be found here: Employee: Stored Procedure/Trigger web page which performs inserts that :1. allow a trigger to generate the primary key and 2. use a stored procedure.
and here: Employee: DataSet web page which manually creates a dataset with multiple tables and then links the tables in memory.
The 3rd and 4th tutorial pages for the OfficeTest General Tests sample is now available.
The starter page and code can be found here: Firebird and .NET 2.0 development Example.
The tutorials can be found here: Employee: Simple web page using a GridView and DetailsView to demonstrate TemplatedFields, FieldValidators and uses DropDownLists in a templated field to edit lookup values.
and here: BillingType: Editable Grid/SpreadSheet web page using a fully editable GridView more like a spreadsheet.
To display code snippets on codemuch, we have been using the CodeFilter filter module from drupal.org. It's a nice little module that allows the use of <code> tags in content without having to worry about formatting.