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• Missing CLR Counters

  We have an interesting problem to solve. Perhaps one of you knows the answer. We have a web server with 42 w3wp processes running and need to see CLR memory counters for our app pools. Each App pool is in a different w3wp. Here's the problem: when viewing the CLR memory counters in perfmon, only w3wp "0" through w3wp#16 appear in the list. We can't log the counters for our apps because they are w3wp#40 and 41 and aren't in the list in perfmon. Some notes: Other, non-.Net counters

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by daveranck on 9/23/2009
  Filed under: Counters, perfmon, performance memory

• Re: Database alive check in Page_Init?

  Hi - I think I can help. Whenever connecting to a database, handle the exception at the point of cconnection. We usually create a utility class to handle database connections, so we only have to do this in one place. Rather than throw an Exception in the code that connects, handle the Exception it, log it and redirect the user to an error page that displays an appropriate, friendly message. Does that make sense? Hope it helps!

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by daveranck on 7/1/2009

• Re: Database & HTML

  First - I LOVE your user name! I did a number of years Java. I sympathize. I have an naswer for your that you might not really like, but it is a common solution. Many blogs provide a field called "Excerpt" which is plain text. It is used for just the purpose you are asking about. The l"more" link leads to the full article with markup. that's the simple answer :-) -

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by daveranck on 7/1/2009

• Re: Call web service from Code Behind

  Hi - Here's a post that might help: http://forums.asp.net/t/1061559.aspx You can also use the GET verb. In this example, the parameter is passed on the query string. Hope it helps.

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by daveranck on 7/1/2009

• Re: Half of the modules are not appearing

  It sounds like you might have 2 issues: If you don't see the default layout of the homepage with the text about DNN, the book and links modules, etc. then check and see if Portal 0 was created properly. If it was not, you probably have permission issues. The user that ASP.Net is running under must have certain permissions which are spelled out in the installation guide. Set your permsissions as instructed and reinstall. Also note that the ASP.Net suer must have reflection permissions. If this is

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by daveranck on 7/11/2005

• Re: 'Standard Modules' missing - Wassup wit dat?

  I had the same experience with 3.1. Try recopying the modules zip files to the \Install\Module folder and then running the following command: www.mydomain.com/Install/Install.aspx?mode=InstallResources This forced the modules to be installed for me. Why the modules didn't install properly the first time, I don't know.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by daveranck on 7/11/2005

• Re: New DNN 3.1.0 Install -- Missing Modules (including Text/HTML!)

  I had the same experience with 3.1. Try recopying the modules zip files to the \Install\Module folder and then running the following command: www.mydomain.com/Install/Install.aspx?mode=InstallResources This forced the modules to be installed for me. Why they didn't install properly the first time, I don't know.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by daveranck on 7/11/2005

• Re: locking an Object

  lock uses Monitor behind the scenes. Either will work for you. Using the Monitor class gives more flexibility.

  Posted to C# (Forum) by daveranck on 10/22/2004

• Re: C# version of DNN - Some ideas

  Some folks have already created a C# spin-off converions (search the forums for a link). However, I personally am not interested in using it. I develop all my modules in C#, the core being in VB is no obstacle for me. Should I need to touch the core for a particular client, I will do it in VB. Since that is not the norm, it's no big deal to me. I use the templates from DNN Jungle (which are great) to create a skeleton C# project which saves a bunch of time. One of the benefits of .Net is language

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by daveranck on 8/30/2004

• Re: Creating Update for your PA

  As Bo said, DNN will run the proper script if named properly. In your SQL script for the patch, you will have alter table statements rather than create table statements, etc. And of course, no drop statements. If your new versions require certain data to be present, you'll have to write SQL to create default data (Update statements). If you want to allow the same SQLProvider script to work for both upgrades and new installs, you will need to test for the existance of each DB object and then either

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by daveranck on 8/26/2004