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Year: 2019

The incorrect use of foo++ causing an infinite loop

20 July 2019 / Leave a Comment

We discover a bug in our code where it seems like the gateway api is calling the core microservice infinitely. The problem We have a background task which creates some entities in the database. This results in eventual consistency. However, the front end does not know when the background task finishes. So when the front … [Read more…]

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: postfix++, prefix++

Generic key based factory

6 July 2019 / Leave a Comment

I often find myself adding some sort factory in almost every project I’ve ever worked on. Let’s say we have a pizza price checker factory that returns a validator to check if the price is valid based on a particular type of pizza. It would look something like below However, if you have other similar … [Read more…]

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: Factories, Generics

Reading a Base64 string value of a digital certificate using Chilkat

22 June 2019 / Leave a Comment

In this post, I’m going to show how to read details of a digital certificate using Chilkat library from a Base64 string. The below is my model of the details I want to read from the certificate. Here is the method to read in the certificate

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: Chilkat, Digital Certificate

Verifying XML digital signature with Chilkat

8 June 2019 / Leave a Comment

In the previous post, I showed how to verify XML digital signature using SignedXml object from namespace System.Security.Cryptography.Xml. However that method could only verify signatures signed by .Net and fails to verify a valid signature signed via front end using Javascript or a valid signature with custom transform nodes. Chilkat is not a free library … [Read more…]

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: XML, XmlDSig

Verifying XML digital signature

26 May 2019 / Leave a Comment

In my last post, I showed how to read an XML digital signature. In this post, I’m going to show how to verify the XML digital signature to check if it’s valid or not.

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: XML, XmlDSig

Reading XML Digital Signature value

12 May 2019 / Leave a Comment

For a project I’m working on, I have to read in an XML digital signature – XmlDSig. In this post, I’m going to show how to read an XmlDsig value using SignedXml object from namespace System.Security.Cryptography.Xml. I add a class to hold my signature data The following is the function to read the XmlDsig value

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: XML, XmlDSig

Generating web service reference and C# classes from WSDL and XSD files

13 April 2019 / Leave a Comment

If you’re given WSDL files, you can generate your web service reference and C# classes with the following command in cmd dotnet svcutil SomeService.wsdl –namespace “*,SampleProject.SomeService” In case you’re only given XSD files to work with, you can generate C# classes with the following command “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v10.0A\bin\NETFX 4.6.1 Tools\xsd.exe” /c SomeService.xsd /n:SampleProject.SomeService

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: WSDL, XSD

Helper method to get enum list with custom ordering

30 March 2019 / Leave a Comment

I have a client generated enum class with values already defined. I have to populate a dropdown list with all the enum values with a different order than the order they are declared in. First, I thought its as simple as just rearranging the order they are declared in to the order I need and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: Enum, Extension Method

Deserialising XML string without namespaces

16 March 2019 / Leave a Comment

I have a xml string without any namespaces that needs to deserialise to an object that has namespace in XmlType attribute. When I try to deserialise it with XmlSerializer, all my properties are not populated. To fix it, I need to add my own XmlTextReader that will replace it with the namespace from class. I … [Read more…]

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: Deserialisation, XML

Highlight differences between 2 HTML strings

2 March 2019 / Leave a Comment

I need to show the differences between 2 HTML documents. I use this library called htmldiff.net to achieve this. First, install htmldiff.net from nuget package manager.Then, you can do the following example to get the new HTML string with the differences highlighted. This is what my example looks like in an MVC app

Posted in: Uncategorised Tagged: html, htmldiff.net
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