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• Re: Page unload event

  Badam, Considering your last post (May 31 2006 12:46 PM), it seems you can improve option 1 (File System) little by using cache instead of writing it on a disk. This way it will also be easy to clean up from cache by taking advantage of expiration. Using cache will eliminate the IO required in writing, reading and removing images to and from file-system. In ASP.Net 2.0 caching is part of the framework or however if you are ASP.Net 1.1, you will need Caching Application block .

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by MHP on 5/31/2006

• Re: Hoe to Pass "&" - amp character in Query String?

  Use "%26" without quotes.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by MHP on 5/24/2006

• Re: Changing user's credentials for IIS

  Assuming "Anonymous" access is turned off, "Windows authentication..." and "Integrated Windows..." turned on: It seems you don't have rights on a domain and/or server running IIS. In the case of failure to access UNC path will result in run-time error. The only time will see that "Login" box popup when person trying to access Web App. doesn't have permission on Domain/Server

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by MHP on 4/13/2006

• Re: GDI+ Basics

  Can you post ISBN or other information about the book. I googled it without any success. How about Graphics Programming with GDI+

  Posted to System.Drawing/GDI+ (Forum) by MHP on 12/15/2005

• GDI+ Basics

  Is there any GDI+ Book/material covering basics of graphics programming and terminology in the .Net context? I am NOT looking for a book on how to print and develop controls using GDI+. Thanks.

  Posted to System.Drawing/GDI+ (Forum) by MHP on 12/15/2005

• Re: Which of these is most efficient in a long loop?

  myStringBuilder.Remove(0, myStringBuilder.Length) will be faster as it will reuse the object and that way reuse the internal buffer.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by MHP on 4/4/2005

• Re: Relevant performance counters when testing .net application

  http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconPerformanceCountersForASPNET.asp

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by MHP on 3/30/2005

• Re: multithreading queries

  I am not sure what you do in that query, however this is what I follow: 1. If you can avoid thread, avoid it 2. If you need to create thread, ensure using threads from the pool 3. If can't use thread from pool, go back to problem and redesign the solution Reconsider above logic if you have many simultaneous users for the page containing above code, the overall performance will be slow as your server needs to switch the threads.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mhp on 2/23/2005

• Re: Slow Updates

  How you fill those 5000 text boxes? Does a user manually copies from a Workbook? If yes, alternatively you, can attach a delimited text-file converted from worksheet, post it to your web applicatioin, use BCP or Bulk Insert.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mhp on 2/23/2005

• Re: performance difference between codebehind vs. code inside ASPX or INCX

  In your test, to arrive at the performance cost in typical production environment, you should exclude compilation time . You should conduct above tests with some "warm up" time allowing time to create an assembly and JIT compilation. I believe most of the difference you mentioned above is due to compilation time and not due to run time . IMO, even if there is any, in general, one should not seek performance by merging "server scripts" and HTML in ASPX files. By doing this it looses

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mhp on 2/18/2005