Check required fields in de-serialization of WCF objects

You can set IsRequired = True and EmitDefaultValue = False.

This will tell Wcf runtime to serialize data member but do not serialize default values, i.e. do not serialize null values for reference types, 0 for integers, etc.In effect, a runtime exception will be thrown if the data member has not been assign a value during serialization. If we do not set EmitDefaultValue toFalse CLR will set it to zero (default for integer) automatically.

Referance :-
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wcf/thread/d9e45449-cc50-42e2-b955-75ab86f01d4f

Issues With File System Watcher And Large Amount of Files

File System Watcher notifies exactly at the moment when a file or directory is created, changed or deleted, without having to do polling on that directory.

But There is a problem when handling a large amount of files through the File System Watcher.

• There is a fixed buffer allocated to each file system watcher (Default size of the buffer is 4 KB).
• This Buffer is used to store the details such as file location for each file that raises an event.
• When a large number of files raise an event then this buffer gets full.
• So there is a possibility of missing some file information.

So the Solution for this problem is,

• Do not write the proceeding logic in the handler instead the handler simply queues the file in a work queue.
• Queue is processed by an entirely independent thread.
• So the actual work done by the handler is just queuing and the control moves out of the handler thus releasing the buffer.

Code Example

• In Main

• Event Handler

• Process

References :- http://csharp-codesamples.com/2009/02/file-system-watcher-and-large-file-volumes/

Unity configuration section with generic type

To use a Unity configuration section with generic types all you have to remember is the
` sign as the sign for a generic type in the configuration file.

• Code
  

• Configuration file
  

References :- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3486837/unity-2-0-registering-generic-types-via-xml