Performance cost of a try/catch block
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I’ve created a simple C# asp.net web service function which returns a string message
and I am calling it from page using jquery ajax.
I’m rewriting a website project with ASP.Net MVC 4 and I find it difficult to setup the right routes. The url structure is not RESTful or following a controller/action pattern – the pages have the following structure of slugs. All slugs are saved in the database.
For basic authentication I have implemented a custom HttpMessageHandler based on the example shown in Darin Dimitrov’s answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11536349/270591
I am watching the ASP.NET learn videos on asp.net/learn. In this tutorial, they are building a quiz engine. At one point, the narrator explains that we are going to use the Session object to maintain the state between each page (each page contains a question and four answers). He says that “since this is a low traffic website” it is okay to use Session and that he doesn’t have the time to implement a more sophisticated method.
Pardon my ASP ignorance, but what’s the difference?
How can I get my global.asax file to publish to our ftp site?
I want to export gridview to pdf by using the itextsharp library. The problem is that some turkish characters such as İ,ı,Ş,ş etc… are missing in the pdf document. The code used to export the pdf is:
This morning it was reported that our web app on our QA server was completely broken with the following error reported from Web.config:
E.g. we this code in the asp.net form codebihind: