This example shows how to return a list of items from a feed as a C# collection. using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Xml; using System.Xml.Linq; using System.Net; namespace FeedInfo { public class FeedItem { public string Item1{ get; set;...
Return List Item Collection from XML Feed in C#
Posted in C# on Wednesday, March 17 2010 by Nick Kewney
Parsing DateTime values in C#
Posted in C# on Saturday, February 20 2010 by Nick Kewney
Just a post to outline a few extra ways of parsing dates in C#. These are useful for internationalised apps. try { //Tell the parser to expect a en-GB (culture) date DateTime myDate = DateTime.Parse("20/02/2010", new CultureInfo("en-GB")); //Tell the parser to expect a date with a...
Fixing “Unable to read data from the transport connection” error when transferring data to web service from WinMo via Orange UK
Posted in C# on Tuesday, June 16 2009 by Nick Kewney
This post doesn't have a particularly catchy title and a might be tiny bit dull for non-techies, but I just wanted to share a problem and solution that cost me many hours to diagnose and resolve. Hopefully this will help somebody experiencing the same problem in the future. Let’s start from the...
Friendly URL Rewriting in ASP.NET
Posted in C# on Sunday, April 12 2009 by Nick Kewney
This article demonstrates a how to create friendly URLs for user content in ASP.net applications. The examples below are in C#. Convert them to VB if that's your language of choice. Background Sites like Twitter provide users with a direct link to their content in the format of " http://twitter...