Dennis Chung

July UG MeetingJuly UG meeting will be held on 8th July 2010 Thurs, at Level 21 Auditorium from 1845hrs – late. Light Refreshments will be served before the session. Schema (XSD) Based WCF Service using Entity Framework Senthamil Selvan 1900hrs – late For developing a XML based Business Models XSD plays a major role in exposing the business entities. WCF Operation Contract can be validated against the xsd using Message Inspector without even entering into the method call. Also primitive data type and the mandatory field validation can be performed at the xsd level. These validation can be changed without changing a code. EF will be used to save the business object from XML to DB. Speaker Profile ...

Session 1 – Active Directory Lightweight Directory Service Abstract: AD LDS provides directory storage and access for applications, AD LDS uses the same standard application programming interfaces (APIs) as Active Directory to manage and access the application data. The resulting conceptual and programming compatibility makes AD LDS ideal for applications that require directory services, but do not require the complete infrastructure features of Active Directory. Skill Level: 200-350 (Intermediate to Advance) Session 2 – Infrastructure Troubleshooting Abstract: Regardless of how well your infrastructure is designed, mysterious problems always plague Systems Engineers and Administrators. There are a myriad of tools to use, but which is the right one? Using the right tool is crucial is finding out what is wrong and how to fix it. This session introduces Advanced Troubleshooting Tools followed by Debugging techniques to troubleshoot User Mode problems which includes LeakDiag, Process Explorer, Process Monitor, ADPlus utility and Windbg. We will also do an elementary debugging techniques using Windbg. Skill Level: 200-350 (Intermediate to Advance) Registration For registration, please email to swug@mvps.org with the following: - SWUG ID - Name - Email Address Note: There won’t be an event confirmation. Just turn up, we don’t turn people away. However, please register if you’re coming