I have the following rule in web.config designed to identify and rewrite outbound session cookies with both the secure and httpOnly flags:
The following line
FYI: My question is not a duplicate of 404.20 for long url in MVC 3 so kindly do not confuse.
How can I deploy an asp.net application to the root of an IIS6 webserver? All the applications I’ve deployed before have been in directories, such as http://www.example.com/app1/. To deploy that for the first time, I’ve always just gone to the IIS manager, and selected “Create Application” in the properties for that folder.
I am using ASP.NET’s data caching API. For example:
What I want to achieve is simple:
I have a web project in Visual Studio 2013, including several library projects.
We have an issue with some of our ASP.Net applications. Some of our apps claim a large amount of memory from start as their working set.
I wonder why I should bother using async Task on controllers, when IIS already handles the concurrency for me?
I run my website in IIS and I’ve got some running timers with events there. (I know that it’s bad design and plan to recode it however for now I want to check if there fast solution)