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• Re: Why does MvcHandler.ProcessRequest throw Exception when no controller found?

  The scenario is when someone types http://myurl.com/blah/ they get an exception instead of a 404. I'm guessing the default route is catching this and sending it to the MvcHandler. While the exception is useful as a developer, it is not to an end user of the web application. This might also not play nice with other modules or handlers. I guess you could be more granular with the route rules, but that would be much more difficult to maintain. My expectation is that if a uri is not found by the

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by pwelter34 on 12/11/2007

• Why does MvcHandler.ProcessRequest throw Exception when no controller found?

  The MvcHandler.ProcessRequest throws InvalidOperationException when no controller is found. Wouldn't a better way be to just return so other handlers can handle the request? This is an issue with wildcard mapping in IIS 6. If you just return, control is returned to IIS and it can issue a 404 if need be. The nice thing is ProcessRequest is virtual so it can be overridden. ~ Paul

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by pwelter34 on 12/11/2007
  Filed under: MVC

• Re: Security in asp.net MVC application

  In my experimenting, I couldn't get the<location> element to work. I like the idea of using PrincipalPermission. However, that throws an exception. The controller should redirect to login instead. It should be easy enough to create a base controller to do this. Would be really nice if this was built in to the framework though. Also, throwing an exception doesn't seem very efficient.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by pwelter34 on 12/10/2007

• Security in asp.net MVC application

  I haven't seen any example of how to do security in an asp.net MVC application. Will the <location> element in the web.config work to set permissions? Is there some way to do this in the controller? I've found a post by Fredrik . He indicates using the PrincipalPermission attribute. This will throw an exception but will not redirect to a login page like asp.net should. Is there a solution to securing in mvc yet? thanks, ~ Paul

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by pwelter34 on 12/10/2007
  Filed under: MVC

• Re: Uploading website and individual aspx files using visual studio .net

  Hi, UnleashIT works well. It supports FTP as well as UNC. One thing to be aware of though is that when you make a change a code behind file, you have to rebuild and upload the new dll as well as the aspx file. http://www.eworldui.net/UnleashIt/ ~ Paul

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by pwelter34 on 9/29/2005

• Re: ASP.NET project management solution

  You could give Gemini a try. It has 10 free licenses. http://www.countersoft.com/ ~ Paul

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by pwelter34 on 9/29/2005

• ADAM setup for ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider

  How do I setup ADAM to be used by ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider? This blog ( http://blogs.msdn.com/guntherb/archive/2005/03/10/391964.aspx ) says how to setup asp.net, but what schema does it need for ADAM? I’m assuming it’s the default MS-User.LDF? Any help in getting started and setting up ADAM will be great.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by pwelter34 on 5/6/2005

• Re: Open Source version, anyone?

  I would like to participate in this. Will the project be in C# or vb.net? Can I be added to the project or do I have to submit patches? What is your thought about using nant and nunit? ~ Paul

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by pwelter34 on 10/14/2004

• trie data structure

  Does anyone have an example of a trie data structure implemented in c#? I'm looking for a string trie to use to hold the word list for my spell checker. Any examples or suggestions would be great. thanks Paul

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by pwelter34 on 4/15/2004

• Re: HOw to handle images if Webprovider won't set Image Mappings?

  Hi, Yes, I have made the change so the iis script mapping are no longer needed. The change uses a named page to download images, similar to the way downloads work. The old html for an image looked like src="logo.gif", the new way would look like src="image.aspx?src=logo.gif". Image.aspx is the new named page. I'll work on a patch for the CSK 1.0 for this if everyone wants it. hope that helps ~ Paul

  Posted to Community Starter Kit (Forum) by pwelter34 on 11/7/2003