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• Re: BLL AND DAL Tier Question(C#)

  Can I suggest following: It's always better to separate the things in different assemblies so that if needed, you could deploy each one on different server. And if certain legacy systems come in place or you wanna hide the complexities of some functionalities then you could introduce facade layer. In short, you should have: DAL BLL (This could also be introduced as a Web Service project) Facade (if needed)

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 2/28/2006

• Re: Class Design Question

  Well, this might be because you are inheriting a class and a base class doesn't have any information about newly added property in Teacher class. Instead if you take a path of Interface and implement that interface in Teacher and Student classes. You can just keep a reference of all needed stuff in interface and they will be available everywhere, if you declare it as interface and assign instance of any sub class.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 2/28/2006

• Re: Common Page methods, inherit System.Web.UI.Page ? (best practice)

  Can you consider following for your requirement? Create a new class and have static methods for your utility stuff and wherever you wanna use them, just call them and it should be alright. If you are really doing something related to page and you wanna have common stuff across all the pages in the web application, then only create PageBase class and inherit it from all the pages else don't do it. Hope it helps!

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 2/28/2006

• Re: What are best practices and design patterns for managing SqlConnection objects?

  It doesn't matter how many times you open or close the connection object as long as you use connection pooling and it's recommended that you close the connection as soon as you don't need it. Still for your case, I can guide couple of things: 1. You can implement a PageBase class and inherit this class from all the web pages. Here, you can have page-wide connection object and open it in Page_Load and close it in Page_Unload events. This is how you don't need to worry about opening or closing connection

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 2/28/2006

• Re: Using VS Web Developer 2005 and VS.net 2003 on same PC

  Hi Scott, Thanks for the useful information. Actually, I have ordered VSTS trial but I am told that it is on backorder and take time to be delivered. I am having VS 2005 Professional Trial with me. So, wondering whether to start playing with it until I get VSTS trial of 6 months or should wait until it arrives. Can anyone please clear my query ? Cheers, Kanaiya

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 12/8/2005

• Re: Using VS Web Developer 2005 and VS.net 2003 on same PC

  Hi Scott, How about installing VS2005 professional (Trial) version with VS2003. Will it cause any problem to projects in either environment? I hope that it won't. Then Can I uninstall vs2005 professional (say after 3 months - ofcourse when trial expires :) ) and install vs2005 VSTS (6 months trial)? Thanks, Kanaiya

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 12/5/2005

• Re: SourceSafe 2005 problem

  Hi there, For ASP.NET 2 based projects, we need to setup the .net framework as 2.xxx rather than 1.xx. So, you probably need to open IIS and there you will be able to find an extra tab which is exclusively added to setup .net framework version for the particular web application. Here, you should set it to ver 2.xx and it should probably resolve your issues. HTH, Kanaiya

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 12/5/2005

• Re: Set Profile Timeout

  You dont have profile timeout but you can very well delete the profile of the logged in or a particular user at any particular time (may be during log out or login so that you can ensure that user gets a fresh profile every other time)

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 8/10/2005

• Re: Create Table Scripts of ASPNETDB.MDF

  Alternatively, we can always create tables (created for aspnetdb) in the same database as our project's db so wherever we copy our project's db, those tables will also be copied to another location. and hence we don't need to keep track of two different databases for a single application.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 8/10/2005

• Re: VS2005 and .Net 1.1

  I guess we shall be restricted to using .net framework 2.0 with vs 2005 as there are many features of vs2005 which can only be served by .net framework 2.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by parmarkanaiya on 8/10/2005