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• webmethod oneway filesystem problem

  so i have a long running process that i put into a webmethod and tagged it with a oneway property so i could just fire and forget about it. the problem is that the process throws exceptions when it goes to do filesystem writes to my fileserver. this problem doesn't exist when i make the webmethod a normal synchronous operation, it writes to the fileserver just fine. so my guess is that the asynchronous thread runs under a different context? any ideas? thanks in advance.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by dagnar on 10/9/2007
  Filed under: asynchronous calls

• settings file and app.config

  so here's what i have going...i have a webproject that includes a class project. the class project has a settings file(Stuff.settings) and i access values from the settins file with calls like 'Stuff.Default.UserName". i thought the settings file route was perfect cause it was easy to access values, they're strongly typed, and it was tied to app.config file which i assumed would allow me to make changes to my live website by just changing the app.config file. i assumed wrong...changes

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by dagnar on 7/13/2007

• Re: synchronizing file writes

  thanks for all the replies. the new enterprise application blocks was a perfect fit for me...even does log file rolling which was another requirement i needed. the new blocks are really nice. me likey.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by dagnar on 4/24/2007

• Re: synchronizing file writes

  thanks for the tip...i'm checking out the application block stuff right now...should do what i need it to.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by dagnar on 4/18/2007

• synchronizing file writes

  so i've been tasked with logging specific user info to a file everytime they hit a page of our website. i personally don't think it's wise to be logging to a single file with 100's of users hitting the site simultaneously, but whatever. so what i would really like to do is spawn a thread to accomplish this logwrite and so if the write takes long or bombs it won't lock up the page request. i've been reading about synchronized textwriter and locks but i can't put it all together in my head. it seems

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by dagnar on 4/18/2007

• Re: custom visualizer

  so if i can write a visualizer for List<T> where T will be of type Object, can i cast the Object to my custom class inside of the visualizer code?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by dagnar on 9/22/2006

• custom visualizer

  trying to write a debugging visualizer for a generic list class that's strongly typed to a class object i made...not working for me. i can make a visualizer for the class object itself but not a list of class objects...should this be possible and if so how do i go about making it work? many thanks in advance.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by dagnar on 9/21/2006

• table instantiation

  here's what i'm trying to accomplish... i have this static function(inside of a statistics class i created) that computes some statistics and part of the calculation requires a factorial like calculation...so what i would like to do is have a lookup table that is created once to lookup values. so i only want this table to be created once and basically exist as part of the class. any hints and suggestions? thanks in advance.

  Posted to C# (Forum) by dagnar on 9/1/2006

• Re: inheriting from a generic

  after i posted, i found the documentation i was looking for(like always) and ended up with an implementation of vcsjones. my reasoning for doing this is because i wanted to extend the class out with some other custom functions. but yeah, thanks for the replies.

  Posted to C# (Forum) by dagnar on 8/3/2006

• inheriting from a generic

  so i'm trying to create a sort of "BitArrayList" class...i was looking to inherit from the ArrayList class strongly typed to Boolean using the new generic feature of c# 2.0. what would the syntax for this look like if it is possible? many thanks in advance.

  Posted to C# (Forum) by dagnar on 8/3/2006