Comments for ILOG .NET Visualization Blog http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu Just another WordPress weblog Sun, 06 Jul 2008 05:38:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 Comment on Licensing in .NET explained - Part 2 by Robert Dupuy http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/22/licensing-in-net-explained-part-2/#comment-89 Robert Dupuy Mon, 23 Jun 2008 10:23:54 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/22/licensing-in-net-explained-part-2/#comment-89 Hi, What code do you need ? The code posted in the article can be used as a base for developping your own licensing mechanism. I can help you if you tell me where do you have a problem in your license provider implementation. Robert. Hi,

What code do you need ? The code posted in the article can be used as a base for developping your own licensing mechanism. I can help you if you tell me where do you have a problem in your license provider implementation.

Robert.

]]> Comment on Licensing in .NET explained - Part 2 by Sajid http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/22/licensing-in-net-explained-part-2/#comment-69 Sajid Wed, 18 Jun 2008 09:32:40 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/22/licensing-in-net-explained-part-2/#comment-69 Hi. I whole code.plz rely soon. i dont know how we implement it Hi. I whole code.plz rely soon. i dont know how we implement it

]]> Comment on REMIX 08 in Paris by Robert Dupuy http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/04/22/remix-08-in-paris/#comment-55 Robert Dupuy Fri, 30 May 2008 12:34:13 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/04/22/remix-08-in-paris/#comment-55 You can find several blogs over the web that cover the subject: http://weblogs.asp.net/jmandia/archive/2008/01/04/silverlight-seo-search-engine-optimisation-optimization.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/jhawk/archive/2007/05/23/searching-enabling-silverlight-and-ajax-web-applications.aspx http://xmldocs.net/seo/ http://www.silverlightseo.net/ Robert. You can find several blogs over the web that cover the subject:

http://weblogs.asp.net/jmandia/archive/2008/01/04/silverlight-seo-search-engine-optimisation-optimization.aspx

http://blogs.msdn.com/jhawk/archive/2007/05/23/searching-enabling-silverlight-and-ajax-web-applications.aspx

http://xmldocs.net/seo/

http://www.silverlightseo.net/

Robert.

]]> Comment on Licensing in .NET explained - Part 1 by Robert Dupuy http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/13/licensing-in-net-explained-part-1/#comment-50 Robert Dupuy Thu, 29 May 2008 09:31:41 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/13/licensing-in-net-explained-part-1/#comment-50 I would simply create a License subclass that would update a counter (in a file, a database, in the application session, ...). The counter should be modified in the constructor and in the Dispose method of the License. When the counter reaches a specific value, you can throw an exception in the License constructor. Of course, to be able to use your License, you should create the appropriate LicenseProvider. See my second article on this subject for details. Then, to control the number of users allowed to use your web app, you simply have to set the counter to the right value. You can imagine to set this value directly in the web.config file as a custom property. Hope this helps I would simply create a License subclass that would update a counter (in a file, a database, in the application session, …). The counter should be modified in the constructor and in the Dispose method of the License. When the counter reaches a specific value, you can throw an exception in the License constructor.

Of course, to be able to use your License, you should create the appropriate LicenseProvider. See my second article on this subject for details.

Then, to control the number of users allowed to use your web app, you simply have to set the counter to the right value. You can imagine to set this value directly in the web.config file as a custom property.

Hope this helps

]]> Comment on Licensing in .NET explained - Part 1 by dotnetter http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/13/licensing-in-net-explained-part-1/#comment-47 dotnetter Tue, 27 May 2008 11:28:10 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/13/licensing-in-net-explained-part-1/#comment-47 What do I need to do, If I need to create a tool that can create licenses for any given web application. The license will go along with the web application and at runtime the web app. needs to check if the number of users in its DB is within the limit set in the license. Also how can the number of users be set as part of the license. The license generation tool will take this number as a user input before it generates a license for the web application in question. Please guide. What do I need to do, If I need to create a tool that can create licenses for any given web application. The license will go along with the web application and at runtime the web app. needs to check if the number of users in its DB is within the limit set in the license. Also how can the number of users be set as part of the license. The license generation tool will take this number as a user input before it generates a license for the web application in question.
Please guide.

]]> Comment on Displaying a Microsoft Project XML file using Diagrammer for .NET, WPF and LinQ (Part 1) by WPF/Silverlight/XAML Web News - 2008/05/23 - Rob Relyea - Xamlified http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/19/displaying-a-microsoft-project-xml-file-using-diagrammer-for-net-wpf-and-linq-part-1/#comment-38 WPF/Silverlight/XAML Web News - 2008/05/23 - Rob Relyea - Xamlified Fri, 23 May 2008 20:29:28 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/05/19/displaying-a-microsoft-project-xml-file-using-diagrammer-for-net-wpf-and-linq-part-1/#comment-38 [...] ILOG Visualization .NET Blog: Displaying a MS Project XML file using Diagrammer for .NET, WPF, and LinQ Part1 [...] […] ILOG Visualization .NET Blog: Displaying a MS Project XML file using Diagrammer for .NET, WPF, and LinQ Part1 […]

]]> Comment on REMIX 08 in Paris by Jason http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/04/22/remix-08-in-paris/#comment-6 Jason Wed, 14 May 2008 18:28:11 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/04/22/remix-08-in-paris/#comment-6 Nice recap Robert. To your last point about indexing pages for Silverlight. I'm a little skeptical of creating duplicate content due to all the pagerank, cloaking, and other issues that can happen. Do you know of a detailed explanation/strategy/implementation plan that Microsoft might have for this? Nice recap Robert. To your last point about indexing pages for Silverlight. I’m a little skeptical of creating duplicate content due to all the pagerank, cloaking, and other issues that can happen. Do you know of a detailed explanation/strategy/implementation plan that Microsoft might have for this?

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