For my link list:
- [WayBack] Azure Archives – Learn on Demand Systems
- [WayBack] Skill Me Up – on-demand labs and courses for mastering Microsoft Azure, Office 365 and more!
–jeroen
Archive for October 14th, 2020
Microsoft Azure training resources
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/10/14
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Reminder to self: find open source tool that strips TDS / TD32 debug information from EXE
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/10/14
There is StripTDS from SmartBear, but it is not open source or downloadable without their full product install.
So either find an open source tool that can strip TDS / TD32 symbol information from EXE files, or make one.
Related:
- TASM and Turbo Debugger had TDSTRIP
- TDSTRP32 mentioned (I think it only shoppes with C++ Builder and RAD Studio, not with Delphi) at
- StripTDS:
- SmartBear AQTime links
- [WayBack] About StripTDS | TestComplete Documentation
Delphi compiler generates debug information in TD32 format and stores it to special sections within the resulting PE file. Delphi places debug information into the sections that are located at the end of the file. StripTDS reads debug information from these sections and saves it into a separate .tds file. Then it removes the debug information sections from the PE module and corrects the module’s headers so that they contain the appropriate info. That is, StripTDS only works with sections that store debug info. It does not touch the code and data sections, so your application will work the way it was programmed.
- [WayBack] SwissDelphiCenter.ch : …reduce the application EXE size?
–jeroen
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Notes a on a step by step .NET standard based stack of applications with a central core
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/10/14
The idea is to have a stack of things that can be later put into multiple micro-service pillars.
Helpful: enable “Track Active Item in Solution Explorer”:
- Start with an empty repository; add an
origin - Add .gitignore / .gitattributes appropriate for C#, for instance from github.com/Microsoft/vswhere,
git commitit, and push it withgit push -u origin master. - Add a blank solution using Creating a blank Visual Studio solution without a directory, and sln Format Version numbers and EmptyVisualStudioSolution
- Open the solution
- Add an “ASP.NET Core Web Application”
- Choose “API” in the list of ASP.NET templates, without Authentication or Docker support (let’s keep the balance bit simple enough for now)
- Run with Ctrl-F5, then confirm the SSL development certificate, and install it:
--------------------------- Security Warning --------------------------- You are about to install a certificate from a certification authority (CA) claiming to represent: localhost Windows cannot validate that the certificate is actually from "localhost". You should confirm its origin by contacting "localhost". The following number will assist you in this process: Thumbprint (sha1): 09EA054F 14D5D4CE 6B22C5F1 3E7EBDB5 F7583116 Warning: If you install this root certificate, Windows will automatically trust any certificate issued by this CA. Installing a certificate with an unconfirmed thumbprint is a security risk. If you click "Yes" you acknowledge this risk. Do you want to install this certificate? --------------------------- Yes No ---------------------------
- Your browser now opens at a port for debugging:
https://localhost:<port>/api/values, then tries to download the result asvalues.json.
This is configured in
Properties\launchSettings.jsonunder"launchUrl": "api/values"(for the browser URL) andControllers\ValuesController.csunder// GET api/valuesfor the actual implementation. - a
a
a
IHostedService
Have any service related stuff implement IHostedService, so it is easy to deploy it in all kinds of processes:
- console to test
- windows service
- ASP.NET Core service
- Linux host application
Background information at .NET: IHostedService « The Wiert Corner – irregular stream of stuff.
–jeroen
Related:
- “.NET Standard Library” “One library to rule them all” – Google Search
- Translate Google Translate English: .NET Standard – One API rules everyone
- .NET Standard – jedno API vládne všem – MSDN Blog CZ/SK
- [WayBack] Introducing .NET Standard | .NET Blog A first-hand look from the .NET engineering teams
- [WayBack] standard/versions.md at master · dotnet/standard · GitHub
- [WayBack] What is the difference between .NET Core and .NET Standard Class Library project types? – Stack Overflow
- In the latest version of Visual Studio (2017) you have at least four different templates for creating a Class Library [WayBack] .NET Standard and .NET Core – To .NET:
- Class Library (Universal Windows)
- Class Library (.NET Framework)
- Class Library (.NET Core)
- Class Library (.NET Standard)
- Based on part on [WayBack] Create a Web API with ASP.NET Core and Visual Studio | Microsoft Docs: Build a web API with ASP.NET Core MVC and Visual Studio on Windows
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The Wiert Corner - irregular stream of stuff 