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I want to thank everyone who attended my session on Saturday. I had been sick all week and was still feeling quite run down but we had some great discussions. Office Business Applications (OBA) are really an excited way to look at developing or extending...
The following conversation is a conversation with Microsoft Financial Services Sr. Architect Colin Cole discussing Office Business Applications (OBA). This is a new type of blog post for me and a Drowning In Technical Debt first. I hope to conduct similar...
Our business partner began reporting all bullet points were being converted to question marks during the archiving of Word Docs. An early hunch that perhaps our FTP component was defaulting to ASCII transfer mode instead of Binary proved incorrect. With...
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ADSystemInfo Object Failing. Debugging a Windows Scripting Host login script....
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There are many sayings about assumptions and I’ll let you fill in your favorite. Regarding Systems Integration, the hard lesson I’ve learned is not to assume the other system will properly filter or handle a specific constraint. For example, Windows systems use a carriage-return-line-feed to mark the end-of-a-line. However, UNIX systems simply use a line-feed to mark the end-of-a-line. This is not to say that UNIX systems can’t handle files containing CRLF’s. It just means that most UNIX Systems just use an LF to mark the end-of-a-line. ...