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Martin Hinshelwood - Team Foundation Server, .NET 3.5, Sharepoint 2007, MOSS

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First install Team Explorer 2008 on your server. Then you can Install TFS Event Handler

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Download the source, get the whitepaper, and take part in the discussion boards at the TFS Event Handler CodePlex site.

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TFS Event Handler

Always program as if the person who will be maintaining your program is a violent psychopath that knows where you live.

Martin Golding

Summary

The TFS Event Handler is an system by which users can easily write event handlers and get them actioned when TFS fires events.

The TFS Event Handler Service is a server application that attaches onto the soap events that are fired from Team Foundation Server's eventing service. The TFS Event Handler Service has two parts: The Queuer which handles the TFS events and then relays those messages over a MSMQ WCF service to the EventHandler service that loads all avilable user built Event Handlers and runs the events against the appropriate handlers.

.NET Service Manager

Published on: Wednesday, August 06, 2008 [Permalink]

A while a go I create a Service Manager. A way of wrapping local and remote services (widgets, bits, things) for use in any application within your business or just in your own code…

I made the source available before, but as I am now going to be using and updating it again, I have created a Codeplex Project for it and put it up on my own site and called it .NET Service Manager.

You can download the source code, and in a very short while I will have a first release up…

 

It is quite simple, but has a plethora of uses… One of the best is creating Client side API’s for web services and components of applications…

.NET Service Manager