System.Net.ServicePointManager.DefaultConnectionLimit and .MaxServicePointIdleTime
When would you need to adjust these two settings (below)? And what do these two numbers mean for HttpWebRequest instances that I make?
When would you need to adjust these two settings (below)? And what do these two numbers mean for HttpWebRequest instances that I make?
I have this exact code from the accepted answer in my project which I need to migrate into ASP.NET Core MVP.
In the code below, sometimes someFunctionCall() generates an exception:
I have a POST ASP.Net Web Api method adapted from A guide to asynchronous file uploads in ASP.NET Web API RTM.
I’m leaving old version of question on a bottom.
Hello and thanks in advance for the help,
I know that this question or similar questions have been posted, frequently with specific regards to MVC 3 applications. However, I am getting this error message whenever I try and launch any application from within visual web developer express 2010 using a .net 4.0 target framework.
I am using a Dictionary<Int,Int> to store the frequency of colors in an image, where the key is the the color (as an int), and the value is the number of times the color has been found in the image.
Some files are not served off of IIS because they are typically part of the building blocks of the website itself. For ASP.NET these are files like *.cs, *.dll, *.config, *.cshtml, etc.
I am working with a self-hosted OWIN application and am trying to figure out how to require authentication/authorization for all requests (or arbitrary requests).
I’m trying to generate some code in a web service. But it’s returning 2 errors: