Enumerating FXCop Rules- March 26, 2004 Here's some code to enumerate FXCop rules , the input is a path to a folder containing assemblies that implement the rules, the output is an XML file that lists all the rules by assembly. I needed the list to import into a db. The function loads an assembly and searches for classes that implement the interface IRule (defined in the FXCop SDK), it then queries the interface for the rule Name & Description, the type name of the class that implements the rule is also descriptive of what the...http://blogs.msdn.com/ramesh_r/archive/2004/03/26/96656.aspx How do you manage your FXCop Rules- March 25, 2004 For those of you who use FXCop Do you apply all rules, or do you use a subset that applies to your specific situation If you're specific about your rules, what process do use to select them (e.g. does someone do the groundwork and then you meet as a team to decide on the final list; how do you keep the list upto date) We run FXCop as part of our build and are in the process of 'deciding' which rules we'd like to apply (to begin with). The FXCop project file is in XML and i'm thinking...http://blogs.msdn.com/ramesh_r/archive/2004/03/25/95856.aspx Using the WMI Provider to Configure IIS 6.0 - A Data Driven Approach- March 24, 2004 Many of us use scripts to setup our web servers, a lot of the work is boilerplate - create sites, vroots.... To ease maintanence work over the last year i've moved to a data driven approach to setting up web sites. I use an XML configuration file to describe the web site and a driver program that uses WMI to configure IIS based on the XML. Some of the benefits of this are : you only need to make fixes to the single driver program ; anyone can editcreate the configuration XML; operations...http://blogs.msdn.com/ramesh_r/archive/2004/03/24/95109.aspx Ramesh Signing On- March 23, 2004 Hi, Welcome to my blog. I've been reading other's blogs for a while now and finding it really useful, and would like to make a contribution of my own. I don't have specific theme for my blog , except to share what i think may be useful to a wider audience. On a technical level my interests are in .Net Web Services, web performance, site operationsmanagement. I work on encarta.msn.com.http://blogs.msdn.com/ramesh_r/archive/2004/03/23/94372.aspx |