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How do I unit-test a class which depends on HttpContext?

I’m glad to announce the first Beta Release of Neyun has been oficially launched! Neyun is a web application which lets you navigate and query through all your pictures, emails, messages, videos and links, no matter if they come from your RSS feeds...

For many, programming nowadays means writing some code in an object oriented programming language such as C#, Java or C++ at a lower level. Well, those are the mainstream languages nowadays and the reigning paradigm is the object oriented one. What...

We are developing a Silverlight application since some months ago. As you may know, an RTM of Silverlight 2 has been released recently, so we decided to migrate our project to it. Surprisingly, it stopped to work in IE 6 after the migration. The exception...

Last Monday I had the opportunity to join Brian Cardiff at OneDay Santander to give a conference on ASP.NET and Ajax. OneDay Santander was an event organized by Microsoft Argentina attended by Banco Santander’s IT team. It was a great experience...

The Google Maps API provides a number of methods to make it easier to accomplish this task. One only has to take the time to explore them and think how to combine them to get the solution. It’s not a hard thing to do, but in case you’re a lazy guy...

Debugging a deployed GWT application from Eclipse

Discrete Event Simulation and the DEVS formalism

In the first part of the article, we showed how to let a JSF bean drive a GWT module through an exposed JavaScript API. Now we’ll see how to make a GWT module raise events in a way such that a call to the server is made letting it respond accordingly...

Integrating JSF, RichFaces and GWT (Part 1)