Re: wcf client picking up old endpoint - config cached somewhere?
Have you tried disposing the Service (ClientBase) class to see if it
makes any differences. I just checked that ClientBase of T is IDisposable.
Might be worthwhile enclosing that in a using statement and reading the
config value just before the start of the using block. Hope that helps.
Cheers.
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 4:52 PM, Wallace Turner wrote:
> One more thing... the WCF client only starts doing this after you have
> called it once (ie you can change the config as many times as you like
> before using it for the first time and it picks up the correct one)
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> Wcf.**StopBeingLazyAndFetchMyNewConf**igNowNow=tru;
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> calling wcf gurus...
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> Does something in wcf cache the service.model section?
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> I've modified the config file, specifically the endpoint address in
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> viaUri="https://192.168.10.1:**443/ServiceName<https://192.168.10.1:443/ServiceName>
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> cfg.Save();
> ConfigurationManager.**RefreshSection("system.**serviceModel/behaviors");
> ..and tried all other variants of RefreshSection.
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> RefreshSection *works*... when I inspect the config (via
> ConfigurationManager) its updated, but when I declare my Binding again, eg
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> var client = new Service("serviceName");
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> this picks up the previously saved URI in the clientVia element.
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> Where is it getting it from because the ConfigurationManager certainly
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Re: Detect whether asp.net or winform
I suppose you can check in your class library if HttpContext.Current is null ? On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 12:52 PM, Anthony Mayan wrote: > Is it possible to detect whether the code is runing on asp.net or winforms > from a class library? > > Anthony > -- Raghu Rana Mobile: +61 432 139 301 Email: raghur...@gmail.com
Re: Window Management software
You could also look at http://www.displayfusion.com/ On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 8:56 AM, Joseph Clark wrote: > I've been using Ultramon for years for just one single feature - it extends > the Windows taskbar onto secondary monitors. Can't live without it, now. > > > On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 10:38 PM, Wallace Turner > wrote: >> >> Does anyone use any window management software, free or otherwise, that >> they swear by ? >> >> I'm looking at Divvy right now... > > -- Raghu Rana Mobile: +61 432 139 301 Email: raghur...@gmail.com
