by Rahul Singla | Dec 19, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, Blog, Coolite, EWS Managed API, Exchange, Exchange 2007, Exchange 2010, Ext.Net, ExtJs
In continuation of my last blog post for managing Calendars dynamically for the ExtJs Calendar component, I present in this blog post the logic behind parsing and serializing Recurrence rules for the Calendar component, if you have enabled recurrence for the Calendar...
by Rahul Singla | Dec 3, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, Coolite, Ext.Net, ExtJs, Javascript
I recently had a situation where I needed to invoke a DirectEvent on an Ext.Net Button explicitly. Basically, when the button was clicked, I needed to pop-up an ExtJs window (created in javascript), and depending upon the options selected on the Window, invoke...
by Rahul Singla | Dec 1, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, Coolite, Ext.Net, Visual Studio
I just had an immediate need for modifying the core Ext.Net scripts that are embedded into the toolkit assembly itself. Till now, I resisted all temptations for doing so earlier, instead choosing to override Ext.Net behavior when needed by including my own scripts...
by Rahul Singla | Oct 20, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, C#, Visual Studio
So yesterday, I was creating a custom configuration section in web.config for an ASP.NET application. I did not had direct contact with the administrators who would administer the day-to-day operations of the application, and needed to make them aware of the various...
by Rahul Singla | Oct 15, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, Sql Server
I was thinking what title was more appropriate for this blog post, the one actually used above, or would “Sql Server as lock manager” would have been more appropriate.Today only, I had a situation where I needed to ensure that multiple instances of one of...
by Rahul Singla | Sep 23, 2010 | .NET 2.0+, ASP.NET, Blog, C#, VB.NET, Visual Studio
Well, I am in a bit of a hurry, so if you are not aware of what asynchronous web-methods in ASP.NET web-services are, or why and how to use them, check out this article on MSDN.Essentially, you split your regular web-method (let’s say XXX) to a pair of...
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