The initial release of TFS did not support having offline clients – meaning it did not support clients that could not connect to the server. This introduced quite a few problems for folks would might work from home or on the train. With VS 2008 SP1 (I believe) offline support was partially supported but it… Continue reading TFS 2010 In Offline Mode
(Originally published: 30 Mar 2008) As of v2 of .NET you can get and set the security of securable objects such as files, folders and registry keys. Other object types can be added as needed. While all the access control objects derive from the same base classes they share only a few common elements. Therefore… Continue reading Access Control in .NET
Visual Studio 2010 is adding the ability to run tests in parallel. If you have lots of tests to run and a multi-processor machine then this is a great feature. It is discussed here. There have been several posts on the forums about this feature not working but it actually does. Here are the formal… Continue reading Parallel Test Execution in Visual Studio 2010
For those of you who are not aware Diskeeper Corporation (http://www.diskeeper.com), the creators of the Diskeeper defragmentation tool that I’ve recommended in the past, has a relative new tool out called Undelete. I received a copy a while back and provided my feedback to Diskeeper and then moved on. I personally do not use undelete… Continue reading Diskeeper Undelete to the Rescue