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1. TFS - Get List Of Software Installed On Build Agent
Originally posted on: http://geekswithblogs.net/TarunArora/archive/2013/02/03/tfs---get-list-of-software-installed-on-build-agent.aspx Introduction It is common for your code projects to reference Microsoft or Non Microsoft SDKs, this requires that the build agents has the SDK’s installed. It is a
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Desktop Development » Combo & List Boxes » Extending the List Control
Tarun_Arora Updated: 7 Feb 2013
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2. Visual Studio 2012 Set Default Target Framework to DotNET4
First time you create a new project in Visual Studio 2012 the target framework is set us .NET 4.5.
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Platforms, Frameworks & Libraries » .NET Framework » General
Tarun_Arora Updated: 28 Jan 2013
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3. Quartz.Net scheduler exposed via a Web Service
  I had been given a business requirement to provide a self service Website for job scheduling. Having worked with Quartz.Net, it seemed the perfect backend engine to schedule and process jobs. I decided to expose the functionality of the Quartz.Net via a few web methods using Web services to allow
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Web Development » Web Services » ATL Web Services
Tarun_Arora Updated: 23 Jan 2013
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4. Quartz.Net Windows Service on Server Important Configuration Steps To Remember
Are you running Quartz.Net as a windows service on a remote server and trying to connect to it from a client to schedule jobs?
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Languages » Other .NET Languages » Forth .NET
Tarun_Arora Updated: 23 Jan 2013
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5. Configure Outlook as the TFS SMTP client
  In this blog post, I’ll show you how to use Outlook.com as the SMTP client for your TFS.   Figure 1 – Email Alert Settings for Outlook.com as a SMTP client for TFS When I was asking around for these settings in forums people questioned me why I would want to set up outlook.com as the SMTP
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Desktop Development » Smart Client » General
Tarun_Arora Updated: 18 Jan 2013
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6. TFS API–Release Notes From TFS Builds
  Agile taught us to release early and release often, Agile also taught us to get the end user involved more frequently and directly. Goes without saying that release notes are an important part of any release. But what you don’t want to be doing is manually putting together the release notes with
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Platforms, Frameworks & Libraries » Windows API » General
Tarun_Arora Updated: 25 Dec 2011
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7. MTM 11-Configuration, Settings, Customization & Troubleshooting
MTM 11-Configuration, Settings, Customization & Troubleshooting
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General Reading » Uncategorised Technical Blogs » General
Tarun_Arora Updated: 14 Dec 2011
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8. TFS 2011 API–How to Get Exploratory Testing And Feedback Manager Session Information Programmatically
  In this blog post I’ll show you how to use the TFS 2011 API to get the Exploratory Testing & Feedback Manager session information programmatically. Introduction TFS 2011 includes Exploratory Testing and Feedback Manager, the first empowers the testers to explore the application and second empow
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Web Development » Session State » Sessions and Session State
Tarun_Arora Updated: 13 Dec 2011
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9. Customizing TFS 2011 Process Template for Exploratory Testing Tours using MTM11
The process of customizing the TFS 2011 Scrum 2.0 Process Template to add a new work item type, introducing new work item queries, modifying existing queries, adding new reports, etc.
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Development Lifecycle » Testing and QA » UI Testing
Tarun_Arora Updated: 11 Dec 2011
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10. Part 3–Load Testing In the Cloud Automating Test Rig Deployment