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• Re: What is the advantage of compiled ASP.NET if it's far slower than ASP Classic?

  If you call that function from a loop, then feed in the loacation of your page, it will compile. Just be sure to remember that if you have pages in sub folders, then you will have to call one of the pages in that folder. This is because asp.net compiles the code from individual pages seperately.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by toddkennedy on 11/25/2002

• Re: What is the advantage of compiled ASP.NET if it's far slower than ASP Classic?

  Private Function GetPage(ByVal URLtoStrip As String) As String Dim proxyObject As New WebProxy("myfirewall", 80) Dim req As WebRequest = WebRequest.Create(URLtoStrip) Dim request As WebRequest = WebRequest.Create(URLtoStrip) request.Proxy = proxyObject Try Dim response As WebResponse = request.GetResponse() Dim reader As StreamReader = New StreamReader(response.GetResponseStream()) GetPage = reader.ReadToEnd Catch GetPage = "Failed" End Try End Function

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by toddkennedy on 11/25/2002

• Re: ASP.NET unit testing

  Thanks. Has anyone used X-unity? Is it better or worse?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by toddkennedy on 11/14/2002

• Re: ASP.NET unit testing

  Does it only work in C#? What about vb.net?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by toddkennedy on 11/13/2002

• Re: ASP.NET unit testing

  I'm setting up Nunit right now and the first thing it tells me is: "We assume you're using Visual Studio .NET and Internet Information Server." Will it work fine without the studio?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by toddkennedy on 11/13/2002

• Re: ASP.NET unit testing

  ACT records everything as VBScript. This means that you can modify it however you like. I can be easily modified to call dynamic test data.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by toddkennedy on 11/13/2002

• Re: ASP.NET unit testing

  From what I see of NUnit, it doesn't look like an improvement on ACT. What does it do that ACT can't do?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by toddkennedy on 11/12/2002

• Re: Do other languages have a chance?

  There is a lot of COBOL code still out there. Fujitsu makes COBOL.Net. Lots of places will try to move their old COBOL into .net to reuse the business logic.

  Posted to Other (Forum) by toddkennedy on 8/8/2002

• Re: Problem with incomplete page loading

  Hmmm. Interesting. Does the site use frames? It might be a problem with how the browser viewing the site is configured. Are they using I.E. or Netscape? Check the proxy settings if you are using a proxy server. There should be an option to set up sites that are not proxied with wildcards. It could be that your browser is set up so that it looks on the internet for parts of your site(if you are using frames or full path names).

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by toddkennedy on 8/6/2002