Justin Cooney

Web Development Tips and Examples

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I am a Senior Applications Programmer / Analyst with years of experience developing enterprise solutions using the Microsoft technology stack including C#, VB.NET, ASP.NET, AJAX, IIS and SQL Server. I specialize in Web application development with a focus on building secure systems, integrating applications, and designing robust database structures.

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SQL Server – Pass a List from your ASP.NET Code to a Stored Procedure using XML

2012-12-31

Sometimes while developing a tool, a developer needs to pass a list of values with a variable size to their database. There are several ways of doing so, one of which involves passing the list in XML format. The introduction of SQL Server 2005 offered the use of XML datatypes, which had not existed in…
Generate a PDF from an ASP.NET Web Page using the iTextSharp XMLWorker Namespace

2012-12-30

If you need to quickly and easily generate PDF documents from ASP.NET, then the iTextSharp library for .NET is very convenient. To install and start using iTextSharp, you can download the zipped reference files from the SourceForge Web site and then add them to your Visual Studio project the same way as you would do with…
Galaxy S2 Boot Issues – How to Force your Phone to Start

2012-12-28

Today I encountered boot issues with a Samsung Galaxy S2 device. The phone has never experienced problems of this sort in the past so its refusal to start today was a surprise. Before I go into details about how I fixed things, I’ll give some background information on what happened.

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Author: Justin Cooney

SQL Server – Pass a List from your ASP.NET Code to a Stored Procedure using XML

Generate a PDF from an ASP.NET Web Page using the iTextSharp XMLWorker Namespace

Galaxy S2 Boot Issues – How to Force your Phone to Start