Fatih'in Notları

I’m pleased to announce that AppFabric Extensions v0.1.30.27 is released. AppFabric Extensions is a set of management extension for Windows Server AppFabric. Instead of having a seperate executable, AppFabric Extensions integrates itself into IIS 7+ management console, just like Windows Server AppFabric does. Management Extensions for Windows Windows Server AppFabric project is aimed to add [...]

Its an important day for AppFabric Extensions project. Initial setup script is finally ready and first preview is published for community review. Please find preview release at http://appfabricextensions.codeplex.com/releases/view/49706

First code bits of my project Windows Server AppFabric Management Extensions is out at CodePlex. You can visit project page at http://appfabricextensions.codeplex.com/ Currently it has cache allowed account management module embedded into IIS Manager; more to come…     Application setup is on the way; but source code can be download and compile from CodePlex [...]

It’s  a daily job of a System Administrator to check AppFabric Cache status, and it will be very usefull to have a script to do so. Please find following script which will guide you to do so; $hostinfo = Get-CacheHost if($hostinfo.Status -eq [Microsoft.ApplicationServer.Caching.AdminApi.ServiceStatus]::Down)){ # Do whatever you want with a down AppFabric Cache host }else{ [...]

Sometimes you may need to perform administrative stuff within your script. In such cases, it’s better to check whether your user has such privileges to execute the script. Please find the sample below, which checks user for administrative privilege; $user = [Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent() if((New-Object Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal $user).IsInRole([Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltinRole]::Administrator)){ # Keep executing your script… }else{ # Warn user for [...]

Please find below, updated version of cmdlet published on my AppFabric Cache management cmdlet post: ################################################################# # AppFabricCacheSetup.ps1 PowerShell Cmdlet # ################################################################# # Prepares your AppFabric Cache Cluster environment for # # development. # ################################################################# # Fatih Boy, April 2010 # # Version 1.1 # ################################################################# Import-Module DistributedCacheAdministration Use-CacheCluster $cacheName= Read-Host "Please enter cache name [...]

If you start writing your first couple of codes on AppFabric Caching, you’ve probably started to type the same PowerShell commands. If you are a lazy developer, just like me, you get bored to do the same things. So, here is my handy little PowerShell cmdlet, which will help you to prepare your developer environment: [...]

Microsoft just publish beta 2 release of its application server extensions, AppFabric. You can download this release from here. In order to uninstall previous release of AppFabric, here is the path to follow : Control Panel -> Programs -> Programs and Features -> Installed Updates -> Application Server Extensions for .NET 4 (KB970622)

      People keep asking me what is the difference between “dynamic” and the old friend “object”. Well, answer is a little tricky; in order to show the difference, it’s better to take a look at both of them more detailed.      Let me start with the old friend “object”, that is nothing but a shortcut [...]

     I my database on Sql Server 2005, I have to change schema names from some username to dbo and I wrote the following sql statements which simply generates alter queries. All you have to do is to change ‘Username Here‘ to actual username, it will generates alter queries for you and then just copy [...]