RE: Website request slow performance / timeouts

Sorry for late response. I hardly get onto this list anymore due to time constraints. It won’t be easy, but perhaps grap Wireshark/Ethereal and monitor the traffic looking for TCP/IP packets getting dropped, if using SSL, excessive SSL negotiation, certificate revocation paths taking a long tim

RE: [OT] Shopping for a shopping cart

Hi Kirsten, A very good looking open-source .NET shopping cart is "nop Commerce". They revved very often with earlier builds, but seem to be stabilizing now. They had 6 releases in 2008, 5 in both 2009 & 2010. The latest build is 1.9 (Dec 2010) and is a

Re: [OT] Shopping for a shopping cart

Greetings, We used this one to solve a one-off need for a cart. Source code, no problem, just pay more ;-) -- noonie On 7 June 2011 09:38, Kirsten Greed wrote: > Hi All > > Can anyone recommend a shopping cart solution with ASP.Net source code? > > Thanks

[OT] Shopping for a shopping cart

Hi All Can anyone recommend a shopping cart solution with ASP.Net source code? Thanks Kirsten

Re: In Melbourne in June, who's interested in a geek dinner?

> Anyone else interested? Saturday/Sunday are out for me. But I could do > Friday? Or if David can't make it > anyway, we could push it to the next couple of weeks. I'm not interested in dinner, but MXUG is on next week, if you're interested:

RE: In Melbourne in June, who's interested in a geek dinner?

Anyone else interested? Saturday/Sunday are out for me. But I could do Friday? Or if David can't make it anyway, we could push it to the next couple of weeks. From: ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com [mailto:ozdotnet-boun...@ozdotnet.com] On Behalf Of David Burela Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2011 11:59 PM

RE: [OT] Backups

There is a client for rackspace: cyberduck Silly name, but it works quite well Jumpin' Jehovah, I thought that was ONLY for Macintosh OS X 10. That's what my Rackspace documentation says, with screen shots. The home page has a Windows 7 installer. I'm going to tryit out now -- Greg

RE: [OT] Backups

There is a client for rackspace: cyberduck Silly name, but it works quite well On Mon, 06 Jun 2011 16:00 +1000, "Greg Keogh" wrote: > Aha so Carbonite is another cloud backup like Mozy etc. I didn't see that > one last week when I ran a search for "cloud backup". It looks just like > the > ones

Re: unit testing gone mad

Yup, DI would have been my pick for implementing this. Sure you add a dependancy on a DI framework, but I think it pays off in the long run. The sort of unit tests you describe make the tests brittle, and add NO value to the actual problem you are trying to solve. On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 4:51 PM, T