Again, just a link to an Atlas-based WF Designer, developed by Jon Flanders. Now we can try WF without instaling anything.

 http://www.masteringbiztalk.com/atlasworkflowdesigner/

As you can read in Softwise:

"SAP has no explicit plans to create a SAP.Connector compatible with Visual Studio 2005. That is the reason why Softwise has developed a SAP Proxy Generator to create proxies  for SAP's BAPIS & RFC. This code generator is a Visual Studio 2005 Add-in that creates the source code, in C#, to comunicate with SAP (based on SAP.Connector.dll).

This Add-In is based on the SAP.Connector's XSLT files, which allows itself to create the same code that the SAP.Connector  for Visual Studio .NET 2003. Current version works perfectly for almost any kind of C# project: Web sites, Console Projects, Windows Applications and Class Libraries."

Download it here: http://www.softwise.com.ar/contenido.php?tag=sapproxygen

Read more in this article with few screenshots: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/SAP_Connector.asp

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I can't test it know because I don't have access to any SAP system in my current project, but in previous projects I had to connect to SAP from ASP.NET 1.1 and from Windows Mobile 5.0 with .NET CF 2.0, and I think it could be a good tool. If anyone can test it and give me some feedback about it...

Thanks.

Hi all.

Just after knowing about the rename of WinFx to .NET 3.0, a friend of mine has send me this new site (at least for me) about.... .NET 3.0. Perhaps not the best name? Well, sure a good site.

http://www.netfx3.com/

Best regards

Just a link to the original post that let me continue working without going insane :P. This is the first time I have to code with mobile devices, and I'm really lost. This kind of post save me lot of time.

Thanks!!!

Internet Connectivity from WM5.0 Emulator *without* ActiveSync

An article from ScottGu's Blog, where you can download some slides and samples about new things in ASP.NET 2.0 that make web development easier. I've seen the slides and I've found them really interesting.... but I can't enjoy the samples yet (I don't have enought time).

The article: ASP.NET Connections Tips and Tricks Slides+Demos Posted

Hope you enjoy.

Do you have any cool idea?
Do you want $10,000?

Visit http://www.madeinexpresscontest.com.

This contest is all about cool stuff you can do with Express. More info about Microsoft Express Editions on http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/

"Regular Expression Library provides a searchable database of regular expressions.  Users can add, edit, rate, and test regular expressions."

http://www.RegExLib.com

Hope you find it useful.

Just a link that Pablo, an old friend and project colleague, sent me yesterday.

http://blog.denoncourtassociates.com/CategoryView,category,Certifications.aspx

If you're MCAD or MCSD and you want to upgrade your certifications to the new MCPD you'll find it useful.

On Tuesday, Balthaser, a little known provider of next-generation technology and design solutions for the Internet, issued a press release stating it had successfully won the patent rights to "Methods, systems and processes for the design and creation of rich-media applications via the Internet".

Read the whole article: http://www.ovum.com/news/euronews.asp?id=3972

What do you think about it?

A friend of mine as send me an email with a link to this article. I haven't read it yet, but I want to know your opinion. I will post about it after I read it.

You can read the article here: http://helpdesk-software.ws/it/29-04-2004.htm

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I haven't read it at all but it doesn't matter. I think this article is obsolete and I won't discuss about so stupid things :D