Why would .NET suddenly try to serialize my object in my ASP.NET application?
I run an Azure web role in Full IIS mode. Requests are authorized with custom basic authentication.
I run an Azure web role in Full IIS mode. Requests are authorized with custom basic authentication.
I’m struggling with migrating to Visual Studio 2012 Express Edition to handle a project that includes a database project with a .dbproj extension. This blog http://visualstudiomagazine.com/blogs/data-driver/2012/06/getting-visual-studio-2012-and-ssdt-to-work-together.aspx gives the impression that with a bit of work this is all basically manageable.
I have an application asp.net mvc . in the controller i have this:
I have a database and I’ve created a DBML Linq-to-SQL file to represent this database. I’ve created a new aspx page and dropped a linqdatasource and a formview control onto it. When I configure the linqdatasource it gives me the choice only to select * from one table…but I want to pull from multiple tables. e.g. I have tables like simple_person, simple_address, simple_phone, and I want to pull from all of them. How can I accomplish this?
When should we add this attribute to an asp.net webservice ?
I am trying to upload video files larger than 2GB on an ASP.NET MVC 3 project however the maximum file upload size for ASP.NET 4.0 seems to be at 2GB. Is there a way to exceed this limitation in ASP.NET/IIS? or what would another approach be to get around this?
I have a function on masterpage and i want to call it from content page from codebehind.
i’m worried about doing this since my changes will be overwritten when the dbml file is auto generated again (as they often are).
We’re tracking the total time it takes for a request to be responded to. We implemented added custom header: request.headers.add("reqKey",key)
with an unique key to the request in Application_AcquireRequestState of our global.asax.cs.
This code