How is ASP.NET multithreaded?
I’ve been told that ASP.NET is multithreaded by default in IIS. How is this threading achieved?
I’ve been told that ASP.NET is multithreaded by default in IIS. How is this threading achieved?
When I try to run my ASP.NET MVC 4 application using Local IIS on Windows 7 with Visual Studio 2013. I run into the following error when the application tries to connect to localDBv11.0
I made a simple app with SignalR for testing. When the page loads it calls a function on the server, that function then calls a client function that prints a message on the screen. I did that to check that both the client and server function works and SignalR communication works ok.
I want to host my ASP.NET 5 project which uses MVC 6 and Entity Framework 7 on Amazon free micro instance.
I can’t find any step-by-step manual on how to host ASP.NET 5 projects on IIS, all materials just mention that this is possible but without any guides.
Basically, I’m deploying to local folder and then copying to newly created site, but nothing is working.
Unfortunately, I can’t use Azure as it only has one month free trial, not a year.
I’m using Visual Studio’s Publish button to deploy my website, and want a different App_Data folder on the server. There’s a checkbox for Leave extra files on destination (do not delete) which prevents my App_Data folder from getting deleted, but then it’ll eventually accumulate a lot of vestigial files as the website changes.
I’m running a web app on IIS 7.5 and it needs to recycle occasionally (otherwise memory usage gets out of handing, something i’m looking into!).
I’m a bit confused about how ASP.NET, what user it runs under? On iis 7.5 and on 6.0
I have an mvc app developed and tested with Cassini. Deployed to my site on GoDaddy, and the default page comes up fine. Click to log in, and I get a 404.
I’m also putting up the contents of the .aspx file that was uploaded. When I try to access it, I get prompted for a password, looking at the code, there’s a harcoded password but it looks like some MD5 encryption is going on and I can’t get in to look at what is behind the password protection on this hackers page. Can someone help with getting past the password protection?
(Warning – asp newbie) I have an aspx file with the tag