How to use #SNMP Library in your applications? I suggest you drag a Manager component into your WinForms or WebForms. This Manager instance allows you to configure default SNMP protocol version to ...
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GrapeVine Voice: Delphi 2009 Is Coming
Since GrapeVine is not as active as usual, I have to say there will be no new features coming in the next few months. But two things will go on soon. The very first is a new release for Delphi 200...
Alex: License Changed to MIT
Finally I think it is time to release Alex under a real open source license. Therefore, now the whole source code is released under MIT license. You can play with it if you like in almost any way. ...
#SNMP Design: Change Sets From Steve
Steve checked in twice this morning. I must confess that he adapts to Team Foundation Server much faster than me (cannot recall how many experimental check-ins I have done in the past). So, I am lo...
Promoting Open Source Projects
It is quite hard to make an open source project popular if you don’t push it really hard. Sometimes people cannot find your project easily, or another project takes them away. So a little bit adver...
#SNMP Design: Joint Forces
If you notice, I have added another developer to this project. His name is Steve Santacroce (CodePlex ID: Lister). He will focus on the browser side while I focus on the library itself. It was nice...
#SNMP Design: Breaking Changes Coming, Part II
In this part, I am going to talk about IDisposable. If you have mastered the Dispose Pattern designed first for Java and now for .NET, you already notice in the past, a lot of #SNMP types implement...
Knowing Issac
As a not-too-bad singer, I like to collect instrumental version of songs. And it was last summer that I came across Issac’s blog when I tried to search instrumental version of Iris. Although his gu...