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Author Archives: amoghnatu
Enable TLS1.1 and TLS 1.2 in Fiddler
Hi, This post will explain how you can enable TLS 1.1 and TLS 1.2 in fiddler so you can test your Web Apis with TLS 1.1 or 1.2. In order to do this, navigate to Tools –> Options –> HTTPS … Continue reading
An easy to miss gotcha in Azure Service Fabric service with multiple listeners
Hi, If you’ve ever worked with Azure Service Fabric, then there is a high probability that you will have a service that creates multiple listeners, either to multiple ports to accept requests from different protocols or listeners to Azure services … Continue reading
CSS Browser Compatibility settings in Resharper
Hi, This post will show you how we can enable/disable browser compatibility settings for CSS in Resharper. This setting is very useful which shows us clearly whether a particular css selector or other css features are compatible with specific versions … Continue reading
Fixing issue of not being able to add view to Database First Entity Framework model
Hi, If you’re using Database First entity framework (EF) model, you might require to use views. Now to add views to the EF model, the process is straight forward, just the same way we add Tables. However, there is a … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, General
Tagged database first, database first view not getting added to EDMX, db first entity framework, Entity-Framework, The table/view does not have a primary key defined, The table/view does not have a primary key defined and no valid primary key could be inferred, The table/view does not have a primary key defined. The key has been inferred, view not getting added to edmx, view not getting added to EDMX entity framework, view not getting added to Entity framework edmx database first
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Add file header to new class/other items automatically on creation in Visual Studio
Hi, This post shows how we can make little changes to the Class template in visual studio so that we can add a file header to a newly created class. It’s generally a good practice to add a file header … Continue reading
Creating WCF Service hosted in Azure Service Fabric over Https with Basic Authentication
Hi, This post will show how we can create a WCF Service in Azure Service Fabric and how to configure Basic authentication to it using simple username and password validation. Follow the below steps in the given order: Create Service … Continue reading
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Tagged Azure Service Fabric, consume wcf service with username and password, consume wcf service with username and password in azure service fabric, Implementing Username Password Security in WCF Service, Implementing Username Password Security in WCF Service in service fabric, WCF, WCF on Azure Service Fabric, WCF with basic authentication, WCF with basic authentication on Service Fabric
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Entity Framework not saving data to database on context.SaveAsync() while using Autofac
Hi, Recently I was using Entity Framework with a DB first approach in an application and using the Repository pattern with Unit of Work to have easy management of DB operations. So my repository constructor accepted an IDataContext object (IDataContext … Continue reading
Resolving “Value does not fall within the expected range” ArgumentException while reporting custom health events in Azure service fabric
Hi, If you’re working with Azure Service Fabric, there are chances you might be using the cluster Health Management APIs provided by SF SDK. And if you’re using those, then you would obviously be posting some custom health events at … Continue reading
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Tagged Azure, Azure Service Fabric, Azure Service Fabric Custom health Events, Azure Service Fabric Custom health Events ArgumentException, Azure Service Fabric Custom health Events ArgumentException Value does not fall within expected range, AzureServiceFabric, fabricClient.HealthManager.ReportHealth exception ArgumentException, Value does not fall within the expected range, Value does not fall within the expected range ArgumentException
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