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Windows 7 SP1, IIS and IntelliTrace from Larry Guger
If you’re getting the “project type may not be supported” message when trying to collect IntelliTrace data during a debugging session with IIS after installing Windows 7 SP1? This post will walk you through a solution to your problem and explore a new attribute introduced to Windows 7 in Service Pack 1.
To Install TFS, What SQL Server Permissions Do I Need? from Tim Elhajj
You need to be a member of the sysadmin fixed server role on SQL Server. Why? Tim has the details.
Verifying the Links in your Web Application Using a Web Performance Test from Howie Hilliker
One common use of Web Performance Tests is the validation of links and navigation. In this post, Howie walks through some code that will verify that all links on a page are legitimate by comparing the links parsed on a page with the values in a text file. This is cool stuff that you can use to validate your web applications immediately.
Running MSDeploy to a Remote Box from Inside a TFS 2010 Build (Part 1 and Part 2) from Richard Fennell
Richard has a nice series of posts on using MSDeploy with TFS 2010 Build to deploy an application to a remote machine. Richard followed instructions put forward in a post by Ewald Hofman and found a few issues that he discusses and deals with in these posts. In the second part, he changes his build to trigger MSDeploy from the build workflow instead of as a post build action in MSBuild. If you are interested in deploying a web application via MSDeploy, check it out.
