Archive for October, 2007
For a client and server to talk securely with message level encryption, they both require certificates to encrypt and decrypt messages from the other. Those certificates need to be produced and installed on each machine. This post shows how that can be done, and what settings are required to work with the certificates. Thanks to [ READ MORE ]
The third release of LinqToRdf has been uploaded to GoogleCode. Go to the project web site for links to the latest release. LinqToRdf Changes: - support for SPARQL type casting - numerous bug fixes - better support for identity projections - more SPARQL relational operators - latest versions of SemWeb & SPARQL Engine, incorporating recent [ READ MORE ]
Just posting a quick update about progress with LinqToRdf and a side-project I’m working on to create a visual design tool to allow you to do visual editing of ontologies in Visual Studio .NET 2008. Since I’m a very creative person, I’ve decided to call it LinqToRdfDesigner. The designer uses Microsoft’s DSL tools system to [ READ MORE ]
I’ve been glancing at the HtmlElement class in Silverlight today. It’s a nice system, but it’s clearly a work in progress. Everything I’ve said in the past about lumping all of your object model into a single class applies to this. The thing that irritated me was that it wouldn’t have been hard for the [ READ MORE ]
This is sadly not one of those blog posts where I show you what I have managed to achieve. Instead it’s one where I ask you if you have a solution for what I am after. When I was at university, my professor convinced me that the benefits of design by contract were worth the [ READ MORE ]
I’m on one of Juval Lowy’s WCF Masterclass courses at the moment. Needless to say, my mind is buzzing from the fire-hose brain-dump he’s doing on us at the moment. It’s wonderful to see someone so deeply in command of the technology, not to mention daunting at the sheer incline of the learning curve. He’s [ READ MORE ]
Is it a coincidence that in the mid-evening news there was a report that the US was doing everything in its power to broker detente between Turkey and Iraq, and an hour later I heard reports of Bush pushing the House of Representatives not to pass a bill acknowledging the Armenian Massacre? Given the recent [ READ MORE ]
Thanks to the good work of the WIX team, in preparing a version of WIX 3 that works perfectly on Visual Studio .NET 2008 beta 2, I have been able to prepare the latest release version of LinqToRdf for download. This version has been (partially) tested using a remote triple store based on Joseki and [ READ MORE ]
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