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VS2012 Web Deploy, Using Transforms For Connection String In Production (Web.Config)

March 31, 2013 By 1 Comment
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  Introduction I should have learned this a long time ago.  I certainly have known about it since VS2010 when it was introduced, I’ve read about it multiple times, I just thought I did not have the time to learn it so for the past couple years, I’ve been making one web.config change after another and of course making all the stupid little mistakes we all make (I think) when we do things manually. So, in 25 minutes this morning, I updated my http://siliconvalley-codecamp.com site with Web.Config transforms so now, when I “publish” with Visual Studio 2012 I just pick the correct profile (either beta4 or svccprod) and when I do the publish command, I get the correct database connection strings.  svcodecamptest for beta4 and … Continue Reading

Filed Under: ASP.net, ASP.NET 4.5, Deployment, Visual Studio 2012, VS2010, VS2012 Tagged With:

Using Sencha ExtJS 4.2, Sencha Architect 2.2, Add CRUD to REST client for calling Microsoft WebAPI server

March 13, 2013 By 6 Comments
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Three Part Series (Part 3)   Building a Simple REST Controller with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 and WebAPI Using Sencha ExtJS 4.2 and Sencha Architect 2.2, Build a Simple REST client (to feed WebAPI server) Add CRUD to REST client for calling Microsoft WebAPI server   In the first two posts, we built a Microsoft WebAPI REST service, then we built the client side ExtJS app to process the GET request of the service (populate the grid panel), now let’s do the other 3 parts of CRUD (insert, update and delete).  We will not build out the WebAPI side because that would involve adding some kind of persistent storage to the server (which is another topic I did not want to … Continue Reading

Filed Under: Sencha, Sencha Architect 2, Visual Studio 2012, WebAPI

Using Sencha ExtJS 4.2 and Sencha Architect 2.2, Build a Simple REST client (to feed WebAPI server)

March 13, 2013 By 2 Comments
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Three Part Series (Part 2)   Building a Simple REST Controller with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 and WebAPI Using Sencha ExtJS 4.2 and Sencha Architect 2.2, Build a Simple REST client (to feed WebAPI server) Add CRUD to REST client for calling Microsoft WebAPI server   Our goal here is to create a very simple ExtJS grid panel that works with the Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 WebAPI project build in the previous post. So, first thing to do is fire up Sencha Architect 2.2 (SA 2.2).  Choose for the project type ExtJS 4.2 and you will get a blank canvas.  Drag a Viewport on to the canvas, then, in the Viewport drag a Grid Panel out.  You should have something … Continue Reading

Filed Under: ExtJS, Sencha, Sencha Architect 2, WebAPI

Building a Simple REST Controller with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 and WebAPI

March 13, 2013 By 4 Comments
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Three Part Series (Part 1)   Building a Simple REST Controller with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 and WebAPI Using Sencha ExtJS 4.2 and Sencha Architect 2.2, Build a Simple REST client (to feed WebAPI server) Add CRUD to REST client for calling Microsoft WebAPI server   REST can be a very loaded term that brings up lots of discussions of what it means.  Just to mention a few sites that define it take a look at this list: http://kellabyte.com/2011/09/04/clarifying-rest/ http://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2008/rest-apis-must-be-hypertext-driven http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3821663/querystring-in-rest-resource-url What is abundantly clear is there is not … Continue Reading

Filed Under: C#, REST, Visual Studio 2012, WebAPI
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