Monthly Archives for November 2010

It’s all about being lazy (in C#)

Most programming languages we use today employ something called eager evaluation, this means that our program will execute all statements and expression in the same order as they were written by the developer. For example, all arguments of a method … Continue reading

30. November 2010 by Jeroen Verhulst
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IIS 7–Error – Handler PageHandlerFactory-Integrated has a bad module ManagedPipelineHandler in its module list

Whilst deploying a WCF service on a clean Windows Server 2008 R2 with IIS 7.5 I kept having an HTTP Error 500 Internal server error. When browsing to the localhost on the webserver, I discovered the actual error was: “Handler … Continue reading

14. November 2010 by Jeroen Verhulst
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Windows Communication Foundation For Dummies

What exactly is Windows Communication Foundation? Windows Communication Foundation (WCF in short) is an programming interface that’s part of the .NET Framework for building connected service-oriented applications. Let’s immediately start with an example to make clear what’s it all about: … Continue reading

03. November 2010 by Jeroen Verhulst
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