Moss 2007 FAQ:- Mario Fernandes

Query by Biplab Mitra:
I need some help from you regarding MOSS.
I need to enable/disable some fields with the selection of radio buttons.
How can I add JavaScript to the fields in the list? As I am unable to get the field ID.
Even I need to add some logic for calculating some fields with the selection of the radio buttons. ...more>>

Customizing TFS work items:- Sanjay Jotwani

Introduction
A Work Item in common parlance is considered to be an instance of effort/work being carried out by an individual. Multiple instances of Work Items eventually culminate into the delivery of a service or a product that is meant for a customer.
Team Foundation Server Work Items
Depending on the approach one adopts for managing an application life cycle i.e. from requirement gathering to actual delivery/deployment, there are various work item types that will be instantiated and persisted into a database. As business needs and the processes thereof are dynamic, and disparate, customizing a Work Item, hence seems to be inevitable. It is therefore essential to understand the anatomy and thereby gain the basic understanding of customizing an existing work item type, or even adding a new work item type. ...more>>

.NET 3.5 WPF FAQ:- Mario Fernandes

Query by Mr. Rajpreet Singh

I have a query in my WPF application.

I was trying to generate XAML styles at runtime using the following code:

XNamespace xmlns = XNamespace.Get("http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation");

XNamespace x = XNamespace.Get("http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"); ...more>>

Gaining Insights – Part I

Introduction
We live in a digital world!! Every interaction is a “transaction”, and recorded into the computer’s storage.
So, what is the primary need of capturing this transactional data?
• Proof of Interaction
• Grain for Business Analysis
• Case for Predictive Analysis
As we have digitized every piece into a bit, the challenge faced today is more in terms of
• Volume of Data and,
• The disparate forms of Data in a Domain
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Silverlight, WPF at forefront of DevExpress plans

NET component and application framework maker Developer Express will place a greater emphasis on Silverlight and Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) this year, according to its 2010 road map, announced on Tuesday... more>>

Dirk Meyer, CEO of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has denied rumors that Oracle may look to acquire AMD."AMD is not for sale, but we are happy to listen to any proposal which is in the interest of our shareholders," Meyer said at an industry conference in Barcelona, as reported by Reuters...
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New Orleans — With an eye to the consumer market, Microsoft has unveiled the policies that will govern how consumer and enterprise applications are distributed in the Windows Phone Marketplace...
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Windows Embedded 7 Standard, an embedded edition of Windows 7, introduces new multimedia modules, energy saving options, and management capabilities for specialized enterprise and consumer devices.
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Oracle today has announced its acquisition of AmberPoint, a maker of SOA management software.
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Microsoft surprised attendees to November’s Professional Developers Conference with free touch-screen laptops. It wasn't largesse, for the company had an ulterior motive: to get developers to write applications that utilize touch interfaces.
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LOS ANGELES – Porting an on-premise application to the cloud is not as easy as flipping a switch, according to Microsoft's Bob Muglia. But the company will work with developers to help them adopt successful cloud development patterns.
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LOS ANGELES – Silverlight 4 broke out today at the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference. Developers can now access local resources, including hardware, Windows 7 APIs and Component Object Model applications.more>>

Microsoft didn't do badly in its fiscal 2010 third quarter, certainly a lot better than it did in last year's Q3 when it reported the first quarterly revenue decline in company history. But in the eyes of investors at least, Microsoft's results were less than stellar. more>>