Expression Trees: Part 3 – Setting Properties

This is part of a series of blog post about expression trees in .NET 4.0.  The past blog entries are:

• Basics (1)
• Fetching Properties (2) 

In this article, I’ll cover using Expression Trees (ET) for setting properties.

I’ll use the same object model I’ve used in the last article for examples:

public...

Expression Trees: Part 2 – Fetching Properties

This is part of a series of blog post about expression trees in .NET 4.0.  The past blog entries are:

• Basics (1)

In this article, I’ll cover using Expression Trees (ET) for fetching properties.

In this article, I’ll use the following classes:

public class Employee
{
    public string FirstName { get; set;...

Windows 8 Partner Demo

Fujitsu launches a Windows Azure Service

Fujitsu becomes one of the first big company leveraging Windows Azure Appliance to offer a cloud service.

Microsoft has announced some times ago that it will sell Windows Azure as an appliance to key partners in order to increase cloud offering powered by Azure.

Microsoft hence positions itself as both a cloud provider and a cloud platform provider, not...

Expression Trees: Part 1 – Basics

I’m currently doing an SOA project and I have to put forward the solution architecture for many aspects of the solution.  If you’ve done a bit of true SOA project (not to get into religious debate, let’s just say ‘where your architecture is oriented around services not just as a remote procedure call mechanism but where the services are first...