Monthly Archives: March 2010

Programmatically Getting Effective Directory/File Permissions

While working on integrating Active Directory into our product I had a need to determine a domain user’s effective permissions on a directory.  Surprisingly, I could not find that many current C# examples so I figured that I would post the code that I came up with… The first step was to get a list [...]

Rewriting and Venture Capitalization

All software has it:  evolutionary programming in code blocks that are eventually deprecated, features and processes that the market no longer wants, and those few complexities that even a hydraulically-adjustable pavement roller cannot iron out.   This is an inevitable part of having a product that walks the software life cycle and molds itself to customer/market trends. There is [...]

Support Policy Change

A letter from our Support Manager __________ Dear Sir or Madam, In a effort to better serve your support needs, we are making the following change to our support policy: As of March 8, 2010, we will assign higher priority to tickets submitted through the our support website at http://support.conarc.com/ . The ticket submission form [...]

IQToolkit in Production: Why IQToolkit?

IQToolkit started out as a blog series with the purpose of showing how to create an IQueryable provider.  As the series grew, the sample code became a toolkit that could be used to simplify the creation of an IQueryable provider.  Additionally, the toolkit included a few implementations of the framework such as ORMs for Access, [...]

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