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• Re: Problem: Caching Portions of an ASP.NET Page

  I created the sample by myself. You mentioned that the cache invalidates itself when the menu.ascx file changes. Then how to prevent that? I thought I would be able to cache the whole control within specified duration. I'm still not clear how the cache works in ASP.NET. Thanks, Tanya?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by tanya? on 3/30/2004

• Problem: Caching Portions of an ASP.NET Page

  I have the following code to demonstrate partial caching. However, it doesn't work. If I add something let say "Contact Us" in menu.ascx, I get the updated version without waiting more than two minutes. Anything wrong? <%-- This is menu.ascx --%> <%@ Page Language="VB" %> <%@ OutputCache Duration="120" VaryByParam="none" %> Home<br> Product<br> Service<br> <%-- This is default.aspx --%> <%@ Page Language="VB"

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by tanya? on 3/30/2004

• Re: Whats better? Coldfusion or Visual Studio.Net & ASP.NET ??

  "So, while I think the answer to the question is: it depends, some people rate Coldfusion on older versions, a bit like rating .Net based on ASP. Not necessarily here, but it happens." That's a good point. ColdFusion MX is far more advance from the previous versions. Tanya?

  Posted to Migrating from Cold Fusion to ASP.NET (Forum) by tanya? on 3/26/2004

• Re: anybody else miss being able to Quickly get a webapp up?

  What Ian said is absolutely correct..!!! Many ColdFusion developers have not reliazed the power of CF component. Tanya?

  Posted to Migrating from Cold Fusion to ASP.NET (Forum) by tanya? on 3/26/2004

• Re: CFC in ASP.NET

  Yes, you need to create class because .NET is OOP language. I suggest you to download and learn IBuySpy Online Store. I've been using ColdFusion for five years and ASP.NET for a year. Personally, I prefer to use ColdFusion to develop Web applications because it saves the development time. Good luck, Tanya?

  Posted to Migrating from Cold Fusion to ASP.NET (Forum) by tanya? on 3/26/2004

• Re: ASP.Net Driving Me Nuts

  As far as Web applications, nothing that I cannot develop using ColdFusion. ColdFusion is easy to use. It's not difficult to learn even for non-technie. ColdFusion is very simple. It uses much shorter code to develop compared to ASP.NET. Consequently, it will speed up the development process. The product can be delivered faster and client saves money. We need to pay/buy ColdFusion server upfront, but later on it will pay off. If we talk about integration with other Microsoft's products, then ASP

  Posted to Migrating from Cold Fusion to ASP.NET (Forum) by tanya? on 3/26/2004

• Re: What does it mean?

  Thanks a lot . It answered my question. Tanya?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by tanya? on 3/23/2004

• Re: What does it mean?

  After Public, it doesn't tell FUNCTION or SUB, so I'm not sure what that means. Tanya?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by tanya? on 3/23/2004

• What does it mean?

  I found the following code (Public code() As ccodeArray). I'm wondering if that is a function, a subroutine, or something else. Public Class codesArray Public code() As ccodeArray End Class Thanks, Tanya?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by tanya? on 3/23/2004

• how to get a value?

  Guys, I'm trying to invoke ISOcodes and get "code" and "name" value from "ccodeArray" class. How do I do that (in VB.NET if possible)? The following incomplete code from my proxy. Public Class ISOcodesSOAP Public Function ISOcodes(ByVal country As String) As codesArray Return CType(results(0),codesArray) End Function End Class Public Class codesArray Public code() As ccodeArray End Class Public Class ccodeArray Public code As String Public name As String End Class Thanks

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by tanya? on 3/23/2004