Entity Framework: Singletonish ObjectContext – Good, Bad, or Overthinking?
The idea is to create a class that exposes a context but handles the storage of it in a web application.
The idea is to create a class that exposes a context but handles the storage of it in a web application.
How do you copy a file on an FTP server? My goal is to copy ftp://www.mysite.com/test.jpg to ftp://www.mysite.com/testcopy.jpg. To rename a file, I would use:
If you open a web page on one of the websites hosted on our server, leave it for 20 minutes and then submit a form, a Validation of viewstate MAC failed. error occurs.
Should dynamic business objects for a site be stored in the users session or use ASP.Net caching (objects such as orders, profile information etc)?
how can I detect if a request is an AJAX-request (from jQuery) on the server-side of a ASP.net application. I don´t want to do this: mypage.aspx?this_is_ajax=true…
I have a WebApi controller with a method that looks like such:
I’m working on an ASP.NET MVC project and I’ve come to the point where I want to start considering my caching strategy. I’ve tried to leave my framework as open as possible for the use in caching.
I have a web application that uses the asp.net membership and role providers to allow logins that are members of certain roles to have access to various pages depending on role assignments.
Im setting the the datasource with the following code:
I am starting a new ASP.NET 5 Preview template to play with client side development.