This blog post is about registering and calling on-premise services using Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus from EPiServer CMS. In this series we activate the Service Bus feature of AppFabric, create a WCF REST service, register it on the Service Bus and finally call it from EPiServer CMS. [More]

This blog post is about registering and calling on-premise services using Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus from EPiServer CMS. In this series we activate the Service Bus feature of AppFabric, create a WCF REST service, register it on the Service Bus and finally call it from EPiServer CMS. [More]

This blog post is about registering and calling on-premise services using Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus from EPiServer CMS. In this series we activate the Service Bus feature of AppFabric, create a WCF REST service, register it on the Service Bus and finally call it from EPiServer CMS. [More]

This blog post is about creating a plugin in EPiServer CMS that allows web editors to manage the cache. It’s related to my previous blog post on using fragmented caching pattern together with EPiServer CMS. [More]

This blog post is about how to resolve “System.InvalidOperationException” when trying to start the EPiServer Scheduler Service. [More]

This post is about how to retrieve the entry point page reference when the page data object is served from a custom page provider. We have a look at Page Providers in EPiServer CMS, the DataFactory class and finally how to wrap it all up by extending the PageData class. [More]

This blog post is about fragment caching in EPiServer CMS. We take a look at how to use user control output caching together with the DataFactoryCache class in EPiServer. [More]

This blog post is about migrating an EPiServer database from SQL Server 2008 to SQL Server 2005. We’ll also briefly address an issue with LINQ to Entities when going from SQL Server 2008 to SQL Server 2005. [More]

This blog post is about the EPiServer Azure Virtual Path Provider. This is part of a blog post series on enabling EPiServer CMS to run on Windows Azure. This approach is still experimental and not for production environments. [More]

This blog post is about troubleshooting seemingly random recycles of the application domain. We take a look at the symptoms, troubleshooting and finally a resolution to the problem. This case is related to EPiServer CMS Lucene.NET, but the same troubleshooting approach can be applied to the same symptoms. [More]