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How to validate server SSL/TLS certificate against Certificate Revocation List in RabbitMQ .NET Client

December 12, 2018 brianseekford Leave a comment

I had a need to validate the server certificate that was used by RabbitMQ to ensure it wasn’t revoked. This…

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Posted in: .NET Development, C# Filed under: .NET, certficate, CRL, rabbitmq, revocation, tls

Validate Certificate Revocation List(CRL) with HttpClient in c# .NET

December 10, 2018 brianseekford Leave a comment

So, you need to make sure the sites you talk to haven’t had their certificates revoked. Well, by default .NET…

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Posted in: .NET Development, C# Filed under: certificate, client, CRL, https, list, revocation, secure

How to add a custom user agent in the header using a webview and Xamarin Forms

December 16, 2016 brianseekford Leave a comment

I am writing an app using Xamarin Forms and wanted to control the user agent for my webview. It’s a…

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Posted in: .NET Development, C#, Xamarin Filed under: custom, forms, header, ios, renderer, useragent, webview, xamarin

Xamarin PCL – How to URL Encode since there is no HttpUtility

December 8, 2016 brianseekford Leave a comment

Looking for the HTTPUtility class? Ha, you don’t get it. PCL doesn’t have it. Fret not, though, you can still…

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Posted in: C#, Uncategorized, Xamarin Filed under: httputility, pcl, urldecode, urlencode, xamarin

Visual Studio 2015 error “Object reference not set to an instance of an object”

February 5, 2016 brianseekford Leave a comment

This fixed my razor intellisense problem and the error after installing the latest ASP.NET tools. Here is how to fix…

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Posted in: .NET Development, C#, Uncategorized Filed under: asp.net tools, error, intellisense, not working, razor

Value was either too large or too small for a UInt32. TFS Error

February 4, 2016 brianseekford Leave a comment

I got this error in Visual Studio 2015 checking in to TFS. “Value was either too large or too small…

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Posted in: .NET Development, C#, Uncategorized Filed under: angry pants, TFS, visual studio

Where is Inspect.exe for UI Access?

June 23, 2015 brianseekford Leave a comment

Stupid SDK doesn’t give any details on where the SDK path is, etc. Well, Install the Windows 8.1 SDK with…

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Posted in: .NET Development, C#, IT Knowledge

Convert a .CRT to a .PFX for code signing!

June 11, 2015 brianseekford Leave a comment

I was trying to sign my code but my cert came as a crt and no one seems to play…

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Posted in: .NET Development, IT Knowledge Filed under: code signing, crt, export, pfc

Force rebind on a WPF control or view by resetting the DataContext without using null!

June 9, 2015 brianseekford Leave a comment

I had an issue where I wanted to force a datacontext to rebind everything. The RaisePropertyChanged(“”) wasn’t working and I…

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Posted in: .NET Development, C#, WPF Filed under: DataContext, disconnecteditem, rebind, refresh, sentinel, wpf

System.InvalidOperationException with RadRichTextbox from Telerik in WPF

April 15, 2015 brianseekford Leave a comment

If you have an HTML document that you import into the RadRichTextbox that has images and you are hosting WPF…

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Posted in: Bugs, C#, WPF Filed under: cross thread, html, invalidoperationexception, Telerik, wpf

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