Web Services Enhancements 3.0 is available for download since a few days.
If you want to know about the new features shipped with WSE 3.0, you should take a look at the readme.
To get started with WSE 3.0 you should try out the Hands On Labs:
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"If you're an ASP.NET or SharePoint developer, SmartPart for SharePoint is an active project out on Gotdotnet Workspaces that is definitely worth a look. Yesterday, Jan Tielens, one of the workspace owners, released Son of SmartPart v1.0.
Son of SmartPart (download under Releases) enables you to run ASP.NET 2.0 UserControls and WebParts in SPS 2.0! For the attention-impaired, like me, Jan posted an instructive screencast of the setup steps required to use Son of SmartParts on your SharePoint."
[via Korby Parnell]
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Juval Lowy has written a 4 part series (100+ pages) on Generics:
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If you want change the default browser for your Web Projects in Visual Studio 2005, you can do this very easy:
Right-click one of your .aspx files inside the solution explorer and click on "Browse with...":
Then click the "Add" button and browse for the executable of your desired web browser:
If you want to persist this browser as your default browser within Visual Studio 2005, just click the "Set as Default" button:
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...there may be a shipment from Amazon.com ;-)
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If you've finished reading about the breaking changes in .NET Framework 2005, you may be interested in what's new in Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005.
So, here's the bunch of information on what's new:
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In addition to the WinFX November CTP, Microsoft has released the Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005 Extensions for Windows Workflow Foundation Beta 1.2 for Microsoft Pre-Release Software WinFX® Runtime Components - November Community Technology Preview (CTP).
The Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for Windows Workflow Foundation are required for customers who are designing workflows in Visual Studio 2005 and/or require the Windows Workflow Foundation SDK.
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The Microsoft patterns & practices Smart Client Team has released the Composite UI Application Block (C# version) to the Community.
Check the downloads section in this site to get the latest MSI.
Highlights of the release:
- Tests for Visual Studio Team System and NUnit
- Comprehensive QuickStarts
- Full documentation
- Visual Basic.NET version will be available as pubished in the release plan
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If you're migrating from .NET Framework 1.1 to .NET Framework 2.0 you may be interested in the changes being made.
To serve this need, Microsoft has compiled a list of "Breaking Changes in .NET Framework 2.0", which is split into .NET Framework 2.0 Design-Time Breaking Changes and .NET Framework 2.0 Run-Time Breaking Changes.
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Microsoft has released a new WinFX CTP which works with the Visual Studio 2005 and .NET 2.0 RTM.
First, you have to remove (uninstall tool) any previous release followed downloading by and installing the new WinFX runtime bits, the SDK and the support for Visual Studio.
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