Brock Allen wrote:
If the user successfuly authenticate, a cookie should be put on his
computer, which expires after 30 minutes.When I check the cookie
expiration date from inside the browser, I find it is the
expected time
added to it 51 years!
For example if the cookie should expire on january 14
> If the user successfuly authenticate, a cookie should be put on his
> computer, which expires after 30 minutes.When I check the cookie
> expiration date from inside the browser, I find it is the
> expected time
> added to it 51 years!
> For example if the cookie should expire on january 14 2004 a
I am trying to use forms authentication in an application. I set the
authentication element as follows in the web.config file:
If the user successfuly authenticate, a cookie should be put on his
computer, which expires after 30 minutes.When I check the cookie
expiration dat
Ola Tinoco-Ekdahl wrote:
Try using a native driver,
http://www.google.com/search?q=MySQL+Native+%2ENET+Provider.
What sort of problems do you run into?
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Shawn,
Or, should I model it as a top-level pointer to an array, and specify
the direction with the [Out] attribute?
int Next(
int celt,
[Out] SyncMgrItem[] rgelt,
out int pceltFetched);
Yep! But you should also include the attribute
MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPArray), si
I'm attempting a managed implementation of a COM interface, which
enumerates structures... (The interface is ISyncMgrEnumItems, defined
in MobSync.idl, for anyone who wants to play along.)
Here's the relevant snippet of IDL:
HRESULT Next(
[in] ULONG celt,
[out, size_is(celt),
Pradeep,
Let me just start by saying that I haven't read all the other responses
to this question. If my response overlaps with others, please excuse me.
Are you restricted to using a single machine, or the .NET Framework
itself, in order to solve this problem? If, not, then I want to suggest
that
Good questions. Didn't realize anyone would think through it so much:-).
Answers are inline. I appreciate your help.
Pradeep
Are you going to process the strings-and-associated-integers all at once in
a run-it-once task, then distribute an on-disk rendition of the info for
access later?
