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• Re: Exception Handling Model

  [quote user="vivek_iit"] 1. Dont put any exception handling code in your DAL layer (you can put try catch but catch should simply throw the exception to the highler layer) [/quote] Ummm not really... If you are just catching exception to just rethrow them again.. it is not considered a good practice. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/architecture/exceptionbestpractices.aspx You should only wrap your code block in Try and finally and forget about catch, provided you have application level exception

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/15/2009

• Re: Best Data Access Methods for New Web Application

  Hi there, I recon it all depends on various factors: - scope of the project (What are you trying to complete in current iteration) - deadline involved (are you getting driven by dead line ? if so, best to stick with something you know) - scale of the application (is it a small project or is it going to be something that will evolve into big enterprise scale app ?) - company policies (what are dev guidelines around DAL development ? for instance I have seen companies that only allow data access using

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/15/2009

• Re: Exception Handling Model

  Hi BossDida, Without knowing much about what code you have got in place, You can still capture all error details using Server.getlasterror to capture exception. This should give you all details on error. for e.g. Dim lastError As Exception = Server.GetLastError() Dim msg as string msg += "Message: " + lastError.Message msg+= "ExceptionType" = lastError.GetType.ToString msg+= "StackTrace" = lastError.StackTrace msg+="ExceptionSource" = lastError.Source.ToString

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/14/2009

• Re: Need recommendation for app

  Hi there, Without knowing much about the infrastructure that you have, I think you need to contact your IP phone provider for more information on what API's they have available for you. I know that exchange 2007 has some really cool unified communication features and API available that can talk to CISCO infrastructure but again it only implies to you if you are using these products.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/14/2009

• Re: What is SOA (service oriented architecture)

  Hi Adilahmedmd, Excellent question and like others have mentioned don't expect anyone to explain you in a paragraph or so to explain what SOA is and how it can improve enterprise applications. Since you have started looking into SOA now, one thing i will like you to understand is that don't think that writing web services alone is going to make your application SOA ready. There are lot of other things that help in rolling out SOA based architecture in an enterprise. One of the most common

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/14/2009

• Re: how to avoid multiple copies of the dll?

  Hi gperchenko, Welcome to asp.net forums. It seems that one of your projects still have file reference somewhere. Please make sure that you add Project reference in your application and also make sure that the dll project is getting build properly. For more info please refer to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wkze6zky(VS.80).aspx You can also add your dll in GAC, but you will have to keep updating the dll reference everytime you make changes to the code base. Hope this helps

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/12/2009

• Re: HTMLEncode ampersand problem

  Hi GS, You can always decode the values before you start using them in your application or before you display them. For instance ValueforDB = HTMLEncode(txtTextbox.Text) Response.write(HTMLDecode(ValueforDB)) HTH

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/12/2009

• Re: SOA and authentication / authorization

  Hi there, There's already quiet a few information on MSDN about it also vivek has already posted very useful information to get you started. I will also recommend you to have a quick look through the security best practices by patterns and practices group http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa302428.aspx If you are planning to head down WCF path (which i strongly recommend you should consider) then you can have a look at WCF specific information http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms732362

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/10/2009

• Re: large import users to password protected site

  Hi there, So you are trying to import user information into another website using web pages ? I hope I have understood it correctly... If that is the case you then you are getting http timeouts I suppose. Without knowing lot about what you are trying to implement.. is it possible to setup users directly via database import ? Please post back with more information Sunny

  Posted to Security (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/10/2009

• Re: a href problem

  Hi Excelcius, You just need to have it as follows: <span class = "clsResult2" > < a href = "http://www.google.com" > Google </ a > </ span > HTH

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by longhorn2005 on 7/10/2009