1. Greg Fee http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/gregfee

Greg Fee .NET Framework Security Oct 28, 2003 PDC 11:33 AM Comments [1] Policy ... ClickOnce Sep 29, 2003 Private Reflection People who were reading another Microsoftie's blog and thought (wrongly) that my blog would be interesting. People who want to learn how to do reflection on private fields and methods, and who go away empty handed as all I do is explain that it is not a security hole. Questions? Comments? 5:50 PM Comments [4] Reflection Sep 25, 2003 All About Security Anyone reading my blog should probably be reading Peter and Eric 4:45 PM Comments [3] Security ... Demand Evaluation cont'd (asynchronous operations) After writing my last blog entry I realized that I mentioned that asynchronous operations cause demand evaluation to be more complicated than it would at first appear but I did not go on to explain how we handle that complication in the system. I’ll try to do that now. As I mentioned previously, at the time of an asynchronous operation the system captures the security context on the thread. When that asynchronous operation is evaluated, the captured security context is appended to that thread.

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4. Grad Students In Math & Stats: Greg Fee Greg Fee. Status Graduate Student (Ph.D.) Affiliation Departmentof Mathematics and Statistics, SFU Supervisor Dr. Jon Borwein http://www.math.sfu.ca/~gfee/

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Home About Browse Search ... Help Name: Fee, Greg Number of records: Borwein, Jonathan M. and Crandall, Richard and Fee, Greg (2003) On the Ramanujan AGM fraction. Part I: the Real-parameter Case. Borwein, Jonathan M. and Crandall, Richard and Fee, Greg (2003) On the Ramanujan AGM fraction. Borwein, David and Borwein, Jonathan M. and Fee, Greg and Girgensohn, Roland (2000) Refined Convexity and Special Cases of the Blaschke-Santalo Inequality. This list was generated on Thu Jun 3 01:33:46 PDT 2004 Site Administrator: hwiersma@cecm.sfu.ca

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8. Catalan's Constant [Ramanujan's Formula] By Greg Fee Free download of the Project Gutenberg eBook Catalan's Constant Ramanujan's Formula by Greg Fee http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/BIBREC/BR682.HT

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10. Fee, Greg - University Of Maryland Fee, Greg. Catalan s Constant Ramanujan s Formula University Libraries,University of Maryland, College Park, MD 207427011 (301 http://www.lib.umd.edu/ETC/ReadingRoom/Speeches/FeeG/

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16. David McNamee's Blog - Greg Fee On Demand Security Greg Fee has posted a great discussion of what happens in the CLR when an assembly demands permissions on a resource.   This is a post of Brummeesque proportions, so get comfortable before you start http://www.davidmcnamee.com/PermaLink.aspx/1d866151-fb28-4536-a523-06d931146b47

17. Greg Fee -- *the* CLR Security Man In The House Greg Fee *the* CLR security man in the house. Feedback. RE Greg Fee *the*CLR security man in the house. Thank You! Anil 7/2/2003 1241 AM Anil John. http://blogs.msdn.com/brada/archive/2003/07/01/50110.aspx

Brad Abrams Design Guidelines, Managed code and WinFX posts - 386, comments - 2007, trackbacks - 263 My Links Home Contact Login News These postings are provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confer no rights. Archives June, 2004 (1) May, 2004 (28) April, 2004 (31) March, 2004 (28) ... April, 2003 (50) Post Categories BCL (rss) Blogging (rss) ... (rss) Books .NET Framework Standard Library Annotated Reference, Volume 1 Base Class Library Reference Poster Programming in the .NET Environment Greg Fee *the* CLR security man in the house You asked for it you got it… I am happy to announce that the primary dev on the CLR CAS security system has started a blog! Every wounder how the stack walking works or what is special about the security custom attributes… read on and find out posted on Tuesday, July 01, 2003 9:31 PM Feedback RE: Greg Fee *the* CLR security man in the house Thank You! - Anil Anil John RE: Greg Fee *the* CLR security man in the house Brad, I've really been enjoying your blog. I have a topic that perhaps you or one of your co-workers could cover in the future: I really would like a better understanding of how the XMLSerializer works. We hit some noticeable lags on the first call to serializing a particular type also the first call to a web service seems to behave the same. I am guessing that it uses reflection to generate some dynamic class on the fly and then caches it for subsequent use. On the server-side this is not a big problem since restarts are infrequent, but on the client side the application appear sluggish to our users the first time they do something. I'm wondering if there is a clean way to preload the XMLSerializer cache. I suppose I could spawn a thread and create an XMLSerializer for each type that supports serialization, but that seems like a hack. Okay. Sorry for the mini brain dump. Keep up the great posts! Don

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