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• Re: $object in atlas, what about on msft AJAX beta 1.0?

  Sorry, you're right. $() -> $get() and $object() -> $find(). My bad...

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by MarcHoeppner on 10/27/2006

• Re: $object in atlas, what about on msft AJAX beta 1.0?

  $get()

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by MarcHoeppner on 10/27/2006

• ASP.NET/C# Software Entwickler in Hamburg, Deutschland

  [we are looking for a software developer here in Germany, so German is actually a requirement!] Wir suchen per sofort einen Software Entwickler (Vollzeit, vor Ort in Elmshorn nahe Hamburg) mit guten Kenntnissen in Microsoft .NET Framework, ASP.NET, C#, ADO.NET und nach Möglichkeit T-SQL und SQL Server Programmierung. Eine mehrjährige Erfahrung als Entwickler ist Voraussetzung. Weitergehende Fähigkeiten im Design mit UML und ERD sowie gute Englischkenntnisse wären wünschenswert

  Posted to Jobs (Forum) by MarcHoeppner on 11/12/2003

• Re: Somebody must know the answer, please help: HttpHandler or HttpModule for file upload, large files, progress indicator?

  >Do you (or anyone else reading this) have any experience with these? >Can they be used to read an incoming request in chunks, so that the >server doesn't have to buffer the *entire* posted file in memory? Without having done exactly that as of yet, from my experience with HttpHandlers the answer is yes. You should be able to get the BeginRequest event and take over from there. The standard ASPX handler certainly does something similar for the native ASP.NET file upload. Anyway, it certainly

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by marchoeppner on 11/12/2002

• Re: Somebody must know the answer, please help: HttpHandler or HttpModule for file upload, large files, progress indicator?

  I briefly researched that problem and I found two possible solutions (other than using ActiveX, Java or .NET DLLs on the client): - open a second upload window (or use an IFRAME) that does the file POST. write a httphandler that handles the upload process on the server. in the while() loop for reading in the file from the stream, write the current number of received bytes into a static variable. use XMLHTTP or a simple page refresh every 5s or so in the first window to call back to the server. have

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by marchoeppner on 11/12/2002