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• Re: Dataset + ObjectDatasource + GridView + ASP.NET 2

  Since so many people seem to have such a huge problem with this I've posted a blog post about the reproduction of this problem. Hopefully we'll see some sort of fix from MS sooner rather than later. http://weblogs.asp.net/bradygaster/archive/2006/09/26/How-to-Bloody-Your-Forehead.aspx

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by tatochip on 9/26/2006

• Various Problems with DataSets, Custom Procs, and Updating/Inserting

  While working on numerous WebForms applications that map data back and forth to a SQL Server 2000 database, I've investigated various options - CSLA, native/custom code, and the DataSet designer - for mapping between datagrids and detail views/form views. My intent and expectation was to prove the validity of the designer-based DataSet/DataTableAdapter methodology for mapping data to and from the database. I even went as far as to work up my own custom stored procedures, so that the problems

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by tatochip on 9/26/2006
  Filed under: ado.net designer dataset datatable datatableadapter designview gridview webforms bug

• "Selling" Atlas to the Management

  I am in the process of "selling" Atlas to some of the seniors in my organization. It has been suggested that, during the research and POC-development I'm doing, that I focus some attention on prooving that Atlas will not contribute to a reduction in the secureness (sorry, had to make up a word) of our sites nor reduce the performance or scalability of our applications. I figured that this forum would be the best place to start doing my research. Anyone have any input?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by tatochip on 9/20/2006
  Filed under: atlass security performance scalability

• Image Gallery Module

  I know this has most likely been asked a zillion times in this board, but I'm in need of an image gallery or photo gallery module. I've seen a few of them, but most lack features I need. I'd love to hear some suggestions and see some links! Thanks a lot!

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by tatochip on 1/18/2005

• Re: preventing inherited properties

  Remember the old rule if (a = b) and (b = c) then (a = c)? If you do, you'll most likely be able to answer your own question with little contemplation. If your control is a WebControl/Control, you can't "get rid of" properties that are members of those base classes. Doing so would break the basic rules of inheritance.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by tatochip on 7/13/2004

• Re: Sharing BEs and Data Layer for a window's and web app?

  >You answer made me to ask a few more questions :) Funny, that always seems to happen! >Is the Core Project gonna have the BEs and the classes that work on BEs? Core has the "entity classes" and business classes. Anything that all the other apps will need to use to understand the ontological makeup of your system. Nothing "functional" aside from maybe resources like exception handling and that sort of thing. >Do the CRUD project is nothing but a DataLayer ? Data Layer

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by tatochip on 7/13/2004

• Re: Sharing BEs and Data Layer for a window's and web app?

  Here's what I'd do, considering that the name of your application - when complete, of course - will be "MyApp." Solution MyApp - Project MyApp.Core (Class Library) (a) - Project MyApp.CRUD (Class Library) (b) - Project MyApp.WinClient (WinForms Application) (c) - Project MyAppWebClient (WebForms Application) (d) - Project MyAppWebServices (Web Service application (e) Sure, this seems pretty bloated. But let's go through it real quick (and I'm assuming this is all NEW development, so I'm

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by tatochip on 7/12/2004

• Re: Help me too

  It's not the IUSR account you need to "toy with," but rather the ASPNET account on the machine. Make sure that the ASPNET account has access to the file you're opening. Also remember to be careful, don't want to give ASPNET too much access, then security will be compromised.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by tatochip on 7/7/2004

• Re: Ant like tool for .NET??

  I hate to get all "whidbey-happy" and all, but this'll be a lot easier once we get MSBuild. This will automate everything! Video: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdntv/episode.aspx?xml=episodes/en/20040122VSNETAK/manifest.xml Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/akipman/

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by tatochip on 7/7/2004

• Re: deployment of large asp.net app to 200 customer sites

  You definitely don't want to deploy any source code. BAD BAD. Don't do that, or you've given away your business. Not cool. Sounds like you might want to check out the concept of allowing your app to update itself. This practice can be crucially important in a deployment or customer base of this size. And MS has done a lot of the work for you already with a lot of their application building blocks. Check out the link below to learn about this sort of thing... It's called the Updater Building Block

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by tatochip on 7/7/2004