Tuesday, May 16, 2006

Last month was full of interesting occasions and happenings for me - most of those of an uninteresting, personal nature. It was hectic, to say the least. Which is why my posts over the last month or so were extremely sporadic. I intend to remedy the situation; now it's just a question of what to post about, and this is where the problem lies: I am not familiar with my readership, such as it is. Most of the comments I get in response to blogposts are either from direct friends or occasional Google searchers; I appreciate these comments a great deal, but they don't provide me with equally important information: who are the people who consistently read this? What are the RSS subscribers interested in? This is more or less a personal blog, which has its advantages (freedom) and disadvantages (lack of focus), and I have no real way of telling which of the subjects I touch gets more attention or interest.

This is where I'd really appreciate feedback! There are (presumably) reasons why you read this blog. Is it for the development-related bits? Which posts do you find useful/interesting, which are completely pointless? Please, help me to keep you interested. Post a comment, e-mail me or whatever, and let me know!

Wednesday, May 17, 2006 12:33:45 AM (Jerusalem Standard Time, UTC+02:00)
I'm not big for casually reading about some .NET idiosyncrasy of the day, unless it's short and funny - you know, like the good TheDailyWTF.com posts. Still you should write about this stuff just to make it archived for posterity. (Or alternatively post it on USENET or something.) Other than that, anything goes.
Ilya
Wednesday, May 17, 2006 10:03:50 PM (Jerusalem Standard Time, UTC+02:00)
OMG, you wanna tell me there's also text in here? I was browsing for the pics till now..

Seriously now-
Anything which is interesting and/or funny is good, I guess. Even if it's not work/dotNet related :)
Yoav F
Friday, August 17, 2007 9:24:34 AM (Jerusalem Standard Time, UTC+02:00)
Please help out in following code snippet:

For the first time it gives prompt while XmlSchema.Read(). Second time schema_collection_object is not null and so does not enter into this block of code.

Please help............



private static XmlSchemaCollection schema_collection_object;
private static XmlSchema m_ifschema;
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if (schema_collection_object==null)
{
schema_collection_object=new XmlSchemaCollection();

XmlTextReader xmlFile=new XmlTextReader(path);
//path contains the path of the .xsd file

m_ifschema=XmlSchema.Read(xmlFile,new ValidationEventHandler(ValidationCallBack));

//*******error is genarated in the above statement



m_ifSchema.Compile(newValidationEventHandler(Valid ationCallBack));

schema_collection_object.Add(m_ifSchema);
}
Wednesday, September 05, 2007 10:52:19 PM (Jerusalem Standard Time, UTC+02:00)
Can you describe the error better? What exception are you getting?
Feel free to continue this via e-mail (tomer@tomergabel.com) - I'm more responsive that way :-)
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