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A While back Ian Cooper blogged about the need for active development of LINQ To SQL, he had this to say
As a community, as people begin to realize the suprising power of LINQ to SQL, I would like to see us dispel many of the myths that seem to have grown up around [...]
So you want to add a Normal Class Library Project to a Silverlight application, you think to your self how hard could this be despite the Visual Studio Warnings. Well for the most part its fairly simple, however there are a number of problems that I faced when doing exactly that.
The most common use of the ‘@’ is escape character for strings that contain backslashes in them [\]. So as things like code below is possible.
1: string s = @"c:\windows\system32\"; 2: string s = @"this will retain my \r\n and not change to a line break";
But another usage is as an [...]
Service Broker has a really good C# wrapper interface that comes part of the samples on Codeplex. If you need to work with service broker objects in the managed world then I would recommend using the interface from the Codeplex Service Broker Samples.
Most samples I have seen demonstrate [...]
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