Cache server for .NET(Example Memcached)
I am looking for cache server for .NET. What can you suggest? As i know memcached has provider for .net. Is it good enough to use for .net in production?
I am looking for cache server for .NET. What can you suggest? As i know memcached has provider for .net. Is it good enough to use for .net in production?
We are getting ready to begin redevelopment of a large aging internal enterprise application. We have decided to use ASP.NET MVC, but under consideration is which Object Relational Mapping (ORM) to choose. There are of course a multitude of open source and paid ORM implementations available. However, NHibernate seems to hold the largest mindshare, while the Entity Framework is the new hotness from Microsoft.
Here’s the basic setup. We have an ASP.Net WebForms application with a page that has a Flash application that needs to access an external Web Service. Due to (security I presume) limitations in Flash (don’t ask me, I’m not a Flash expert at all), we can’t connect to the Web Service directly from Flash. The work around is to create a proxy in ASP.Net that the Flash application will call, which will in turn call the WebService and forward the results back to the Flash application.
I created an ASP.NET MVC 5 Application using Visual Studio 2013 Update 2. In the application, I have an Account controller. It’s different from what I am used to and does not
contain an instantiation of dbcontext.
Here is a quick code snippet, that doesn’t seem to work at all for me. I’m reading from a file to create a list of radio buttons. The problem is that when one of the radio buttons is clicked the Event Handler I have set up in the code doesn’t fire. I have tested it over and over in debug mode with line breaks… all with no luck. Am I missing something obvious here????
Are they equivalent or alternatives to each other? Is any of them deprecated and if so, which one? Which one is recommended for use in an ASP.NET web application? My aim is to extract all files from a specific directory recursively.
I have a asp.net webforms 3.5 solution with multiple projects. In one of the (web) projects I have a script folder containing javascript files. In my aspxpage in project A I would like to call a js function residing in a js file called MyScript.js which sits in project B?
Looking at the processmodel element in the Web.Config there are two attributes.
I got the ByteArrayContent to work
I just want to inform the user that the page is busy when it is loading or the action is being carried in the background or when the postback occurs by just changing the mouse cursor to busy. The cursor should turn to normal pointer when the page is completely loaded in ASP.Net. Answers: Thank … Read more