Thursday, February 23, 2012

Using ASP.NET Web API with ASP.NET Web Forms

Using ASP.NET Web API with ASP.NET Web Forms

Using ASP.NET Web API with ASP.NET Web Forms

Posted: 23 Feb 2012 01:30 PM PST

Several of the ASP.NET Web API tutorials (see for example "Your First ASP.NET Web API" ) show how you can use ASP.NET Web API with MVC applications. However, you can equally well add a Web API to a Web Forms enabling the same Web API support as in MVC applications. To show how you do this, let's build a Web Site from scratch and then add a Web API to it. We use the Visual Web Developer 2010 Express version of Visual Studio with ASP.NET Web API Beta installed. First we create a new ASP.NET Empty Web Site and give it a reasonable name: Then we add an ASP.NET Folder to hold our Web API implementation. We do this by adding a an App_Code folder as follows: Next we add a Web API Controller Class within the App_Code folder using Add New Item . Note...(read more)

Eating out in Seattle ... bSeattle

Posted: 20 Feb 2012 02:57 PM PST

Over the past few months, the Bing Mobile team (that I am part of ... more on that later) has been working on a new application that tackles the local/mobile space with a fresh new approach when compared to generic mobile search. It combines elements of exploration, rich content, and new UX design applied to the eating out scenario in Seattle neighborhoods, in the form of a Windows Phone application called bSeattle that we just released onto the marketplace. This application is a bit of an experiment in a few ways ... the learnings from real-world use will directly influence how the product evolves, as well as how the scenario itself grows in depth and breadth to cover additional content and user tasks, additional metropolitan areas, as well...(read more)

Activities.MSSQL

Posted: 23 Feb 2012 03:09 AM PST

WF4 で利用できる Microsoft SQL Server 関係のアクティビティライブラリ

Activities library for Microsoft SQL Server available in WF4
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