Pete SheillDeveloper on the CLR teamBe careful creating custom subscriptions with BisSubscribe - event type names are case sensitive- March 16, 2006 We tried to be generally case insensitive in Tfs, in alignment with the default settings in Sql Server and Windows. There's one place where we messed up though. If you create a subscription to a "CheckInEvent" through the command-line tool, you won't get any alerts. That's because the event type is really "CheckinEvent" -- small 'i'. We do the type matching based on a hashtable lookup, and the hashcode for "CheckinEvent" is different from the hashcode for...http://blogs.msdn.com/psheill/archive/2006/03/16/552941.aspx Configuring WorkItemTracking Object Model for use by a Web Service or Web Application- March 3, 2006 I'm posting this for a colleague - Naren Datha. It's a document he wrote for developers writing web serviceapplication Team System add-ons that rely on the Work Item Tracking object model.http://blogs.msdn.com/psheill/archive/2006/03/03/543120.aspx Receiving Team Foundation events - one more correction- March 1, 2006 If you've written any web services that listen for Team Foundation events for any previous beta releases, you'll want to update your web method for RC. We made one (hopefully last) change to the Action and RequestNamespace. The "02" became an "03". If you don't change this, you will not get notified and you will see an error about an "unrecognized Soap Action". Here is one valid way to write the webmethod: SoapDocumentMethod(Action =...http://blogs.msdn.com/psheill/archive/2006/02/28/540945.aspx |