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We have this big application known as the app with the sprocs , it has been a source for quite a lot of blog fodder already. The app has a long history; it originally started as a classical 2-tier Client Server application. A Delphi frontend running against...
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Despite all the nice UI and usability offerings of AJAX nothing beats a real windows control. These days you can do terrific things on a web form but when it comes to things like drag and drop between the nodes of different treeviews a real windows control...
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In my last post I described a problem I had with localized resources in an asp.net site. Investigating another side of the matter I found out what really went wrong with my resources. Here's the real gotcha: When you add a resource file to a project...
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Making an asp.net website multi-lingual is, at first sight, no big deal. But there is quite a gotcha in the tail. I will rush you through the easy part, try to explain the gotcha and hope somebody can help me to find a fix. I have an asp.net site. Most...
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A recent post by Karl on the page_load event again mentioned how hard it is to fully understand the life cycle of an asp.net page. In a comment Fregas even mentions switching to PHP (or RoR) to get a better grip on it. IMHO this is running away from the...
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With VS 2005 sp1 a web application project (which puts all webpages in a single assembly) is again a standard project type. What you have to watch yourself is the support in a deployment project. Having created a "web setup" project you see...
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My recent post on object orientation in JavaScript has resulted in some quite interesting comments. Good fodder for a sequel. Prototype JavaScript is said to be a language with only objects and no classes. A JavaScript object is constructed using a constructor...
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JavaScript is the only language a web browser speaks; it is a given fact. It's not a matter of choice if you are going to work with it, whenever you build a browser app it is there. All script code might be hidden to you but there is no ASP.NET, let...
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No more lamenting woes, back to real code. This was the core of my SDN presentation . The web is an omnipresent infrastructure which your software can use to communicate. The way to communicate are XML webservices over HTTP. Any attempt to do it different...
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By default a web project in VS is hosted by Cassini, the included web-server. Nevertheless I prefer IIS for my projects. For several reasons: Security. A site running in IIS is running under the asp.net account which is quite a stricter security context...
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The connection string to a database should never be hard coded in your application. There is (almost) always a difference between the development and production database server. Besides that IT management should have an easy way to change the configuration...
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This is my third post with this title. What started as quick command line fix has grown into something huge, including top numbers of hits and comments here on Codebetter. So it's worth continuing. An asp.net 1.1 installation on IIS can get broken...
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In a recent post I described the trouble an asp.net 1.1 application has with a web.config file targeted at asp.net 2.0. The main problem is that the asp.net 1.1. runtime does not understand parts of the 2.0 web.config and crashes. My first solution was...
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When an asp.net application is started it processes the web.config file. Doing so it is combined with with all web.config files found up in the tree of virtual directories. Suppose you have a website located at www.YourSite.com/NiceWebApp/ and some supporting...
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Another story from the app with the sprocs . That was a classical 2-tier CS application which we transformed into an asp.net 1.1 app. Once a year the application has to copy and transform huge amounts of data. This is done by running a batch of stored...
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