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I have a DocumentDataServiceContext derived from TableServiceContext. Inside that class I have the following method:
I\'m trying to use the Microsoft.ServiceHosting.Tools.DevelopmentFabric.Runtime.DevelopmentFabricTraceListener in a SDK 1.4 project (WCF WebRole) but the assembly Microsoft.ServiceHosting.Tools.Develo
I\'m sure Azure used to give website nice predictable names starting like \"W3SVC1\"... However, currently I\'m seeing names in Azure like \"W3SVC1273337584\" - which doesn\'t feel quite as predictab
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i am having a problem related to the cache disposal in azure cloud application. i am using MVC3 structure, using 2 instances.
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