It is normal that when you try to run an application on Windows and see “port already in use” error message reported, if this application tries to monitor a TCP or UDP port. Windows itself has co...
Port Already In Use, Then Who Uses It?
#SNMP Series on CodeProject Kick-off
I was thinking about how to improve documentation on #SNMP. After a few weeks, the following decision is made, This blog will only publish project progress and quick glance on important feature...
What I'm Doing Recently
This blog has been quiet for a while, as I have been pretty busy on several projects, but trapped on an 2007 laptop. Book Titled “More on Borland Legend” This is an old book I authored chapter b...
DockPanel Suite: Review on Release 2.7
After three months of further hacking and effective collaboration with some of the contributors, Ryan and I are proud to announce the 2.7 release of DockPanel Suite. More information (such as rel...
Why A Developer Should Learn Troubleshooting, Part I: The Reasons
I often appear on IIS.net forums (http://forums.iis.net) and also would like to visit StackOverflow (http://stackoverflow.com) to answer questions I am interested in. My observation seems to indica...
HoneyCell Drops: Port to Mobile Platforms
I was trying to port #SNMP Library to Windows Compact Edition (CE), and we still have the .NET Compact Framework (CF) compliant assembly (sharpsnmplib.cf35.dll) in binary distribution, which is a g...
Update on Crad's ActionList 1.2
You probably know that except working on #SNMP and DockPanel Suite, I am also maintaining Crad’s ActionList. Today, I am happy to announce the availability of its 1.2 release. The NuGet package ca...
How to Install Custom Controls to Visual Studio, Part II
Part I is here In part I I mentioned all you need to install your custom WinForms controls to Visual Studio 2008. I thought it would be challenging to add support for Visual Studio 2010 and 2...