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• WCF Maximum message size quota exceeded problem - Guru needed

  - by Rire1979

  The maximum message size quota for incoming messages (65536) has been exceeded. To increase the quota, use the MaxReceivedMessageSize property on the appropriate binding element. Let me begin by saying that I can fix the problem by increasing the size of MaxReceivedMessageSize and the appropriate buffer. However it looks to me that this solution is not ideal because it's impossible to establish an upper bound to the size of the message as data changes daily. Setting it to the maximum size of two gigs feels like the wrong approach ... It may matter... or not: I'm using the MSN ad center API v6. Can an experienced WCF professional confirm this is indeed the approach we'll have to make do with? Is it as bad as it looks? Thank you.

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• HttpRuntime.Cache scavenging default behavior?

  - by Rire1979

  When adding items using the default insert method Insert(key, value) and as such using the default behavior of HttpRuntime.Cache, when does the scavenging take place? The limit on the application pool that hosts my application is 0 (unlimited)... but I see no way to find out how big the cache can get before scavenging occurs? The problem is I am caching a potentially very large amount of data but I have limited memory on the server and I want to avoid recycling of the app pool. I am asking in the context of IIS6 and IIS7. Thank you.

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• Implementing IEquatable in class marked with DataContract. Does it work?

  - by Rire1979

  What I am trying to accomplish is to be able to use List<>.Contains() using the custom data structure(s) returned by the WCF service. I implemented the IEquatable<>.Equals but it's not really working on the client side. Contains() always returns false. I am wondering if the Contains() method is actually part of the class when it's put together on the client side.

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• Declaring an enum as a class member

  - by Rire1979

  Is there any mechanism in C# that allows one to define and declare an Enum variable in the same line like so: public class ClassWithEnumMember { public Enum Type { TYPE1, TYPE2, TYPE3 } = TYPE1; }

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• Binding a dependency property to another dependency property

  - by Rire1979

  Take this scenario where I am working with a grid like control: <RadGrid DataContext={Binding someDataContextObject, Mode=OneWay}> <RadGrid.columns> <RadGrid.Column Header="Column Header" DataMember="{Binding dataContextObjectProperty, Mode=OneWay}"> [...] <DataTemplate> <MyCustomControl Data="{Binding ???}" /> </DataTemplate> <\RadGrid.Column> </RadGrid.columns> </RadGrid> I would like to bind the Data dependency property of MyCustomControl to the DataMember dependency property of the column to avoid multiple bindings to the same data. How do I do it?

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• Custom aggregation in GROUP BY clause

  - by Rire1979

  If I have a table with a schema like this table(Category, SubCategory1, SubCategory2, Status) I would like to group by Category, SubCategory1 and aggregate the Status such that if not all Status values over the group have a certain value Status will be 0 otherwise 1. So my result set will look like (Category, SubCategory1, Status) I don't want to write a function. I would like to do it inside the query.

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• Compare two objects that contain enum values of the same enum type

  - by Rire1979

  I have an enum type defined: EnumType Now imagine object A = EnumType.Value1; object B = EnumType.Value2; I would like to make the comparison ( A == B ) give me the correct result independent of the type of Enum used. In the comparison, the object will always contain enums, and both will be of the same type. How can I achieve this?

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