I'm just putting together a proposal for a multi-tiered solution that needs
to seriously scale if it takes off.
Currently I'm planning to deploy across 3 machines:
1. web server (ASP.Net - C#)
2. middleware server (web pages connect via remoting)
3. SQL server 2k database backend.
I had a similar issue a few days ago... I'd love to know what triggers this
off... I assume other DLL's referencing that DLL hold outdated version
info?? ... Hard to say really... can anyone enlighten us?
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From: Allen Aune [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June
I have users coming into my system remotely (to a web page) - I would like
to authenticate them using a username/password etc. passed over an HTTPS
connection against accounts in an Active Directory. I don't want to use IIS
security but wish to perform the authentication manually.
Here's an examp
I've got a windows service that I've built fairly stock-standard, it also
has its own installer, and I've built a separate install project...
The installer works well enough, and the service appears in the list of
services - however when you issue a start it eventually dumps with a message
statin
Hi All...
I've written a medium-sized multi-threaded server - currently hosted as a
windows service - in addition to the server classes I have a "watcher" class
which attaches to server and is derived from System.MarshalByRefObject, it
acts as a façade picking up statistics from the inner working
I'm working on a simple application that needs to view the queue of the IIS
SMTP server ie. The list of files in the C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Queue
directory... Now I want to retrieve the location of the queue directory
programmatically from IIS using ADSI (using the QueueFolder property which I
think
If I have a class instantiated in a window service, can another program on
the same machine get a reference to the class instance in the windows
service's thread and call its methods ... I don't really want to use
remoting/web services if possible.
Additionally are there any good on-line resource
If I have a class instantiated in a window service, can another program on
the same machine get a reference to the class instance in the windows
service's thread and call its methods ... I don't really want to use
remoting/web services if possible so I see this as being an ?easy?
alternative.
Add
That said the code to export to CSV by hand is all of about 15 lines and
will probably win performance wise. Bit the bullet and write it :)
- Alex Henderson
- Real Developments
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-Original Message-
From: Matt Milner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 23
I've got a DataTable with two fields: groupId and groupDescription ... I
then do this:
DataSet dsGroups;
... initialize dataset ...
cbGroups.DataSource = dsGroups.Tables[0];
cbGroups.ValueMember = "groupId";
cbGroups.DisplayMember = "groupDescription";
It all works fine, however when I drop it o
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{
}
}
class testwrapper_a : a
{
public bool TestMethoda(int param1)
{
return methoda(param1);
}
}
However when would you ever have private methods in a class that never get
called by any properties / public methods... and if so what are they there
Is there an easy way to copy the conents of a DataTable in an ADO.Net
DataSet ie. (myDs.Tables[0]) into an ADODB.Recordset object? The
ADODB.Recordset is offline (not connected to a datasource...)
The reason I ask is that I would like to make use of the MSChart active-x
object within a .Net Webfo
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