Hi i’m working on a project written in c# webform and it requere loghistory of changes if some one updated the data i should be inserted to logs table but i need to capture which column or which field is being update.
so i think comparing 2 list the oldList before update and the list after update
if i have this class
This KB Article says that ASP.NET’s Response.End() aborts a thread.
My question is pretty simple: is it a good practice to place the .edmx file in the model folder in a Web application of an MVC3 project?
Previous working asp.net webforms app now throws this error:
I know the error message is common and there are plenty of questions on SO about this error, but no solutions have helped me so far, so I decided to ask the question. Difference to most of similar questions is me using App_Code directory.
All my college years I have been using public, and would like to know the difference between public, private, and protected?
I need to publish some data to the service from the C# web application. The data itself is collected when user uses the application (a kind of usage statistics). I don’t want to send data to the service during each user’s request, I would rather collect the data in the app and send then all the data in a single request in a separate thread, that does not serve the users requests (I mean user does not have to wait for the request to be processed by the service). For this purpose I need a kind of JS’s setInterval analog – the launch of the function each X seconds to flush all collected data to the service.
I’ve read a lot of posts about inserting a DataTable into a SQL table, but is there an easy way to pull a SQL table into a .NET DataTable?
Is there an easy way to populate my C# Object with the JSON object passed via AJAX?