Wednesday, June 19, 2002
I finally got time to add a page with a minimalistic info on the SVG.NET Viewer. The most important info there now is the test suite result table. [protocol7]
Wow, looks like you've made some good headway so far. Keep up the good work!
Mike Harsh, of Microsoft, just posted word that WindowsForms.net has been updated. The coolest part of this update has to be the NotifyIconXP component, a subclass of the standard System.Windows.Forms.NotifyIcon component, which adds balloon tooltip functionality. Also mentioned is that Microsoft is going to be hosting a devlab targeted at companies that are starting Windows Forms projects and need a "jump start" on the technology.
Just posted my VS.NET Google Search Macro here in case anyone else is interested in the functionality.
If you use XML-RPC.NET please note the following bug.
If an array occurs in a position in an XML-RPC request or response where the type of its elements is not known AND one or more of its elements is a string specified without the
The two string instances are in an array member of a struct and no type information is available to the serializer. (In this case the array should be parsed into an array of type Object[].) [Cook Computing]
Answer to Drew, in a future verison it should certainly support the subset of SMIL that is part of SVG 1.0. For support for other SMIL elements, I guess we'll just to wait and see if someone will be interested in joining the project and add that :-) [protocol7]
That's good to hear, can't wait for more details and v0.1.
Justin Rudd discovered a bug in the .NET SOAP implementation where In/Out and Out headers which are setup in response to a WebMethod being called are not propagated to the caller if the underlying WebMethod fails with an execption. The expected behavior is that the headers are propagated. Arron Skonnard then reported that Keith Ballinger has confirmed this as a bug.
For more information check out this thread over on the DOTNET-WEB list.
Last update: 1/17/2003; 7:08:51 PM
