getting base url of web site’s root (absolute/relative url)
I want to completely understand how to use relative and absolute url address in static and dynamic files.
I want to completely understand how to use relative and absolute url address in static and dynamic files.
I have a view that is not strongly typed. However I have in this view a partial view that is strongly typed.
EDIT: This was previously entitled “App Init behaviour different between IIS Restart and Application Initialisation”. I have changed the title to expand the question out from IIS/Application Initialisation because the observed behaviour relates to AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies();
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I am trying to run a linq query but I need the result as a datatable as I am using that to store records from different queries in the same viewstate object.
We have a template URL like:
We’ve recently released the latest version of our intranet application, which now uses windows authentication as standard, and needs to be able to connect to a configured SQL server with the end-user’s domain credentials.
I have a div as such:
I am building a WCF service that will expose several operations, it will run in IIS because it needs HTTPS endpoints. Most of the operations will perform within seconds or less; however, one or two of these operations will take between 5-90 minutes.
I followed this asp.net tutorial by Mike Wasson, and managed to set up the related entities just fine, but when I applied this logic to my project the more complex entity relations (in that there are more of them; that’s the only difference) wouldn’t succeed in an OData call, I got a 404 with this payload: