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• Re: Ways to access a file server behind a firewall from ASP.net?

  Thanks to everyone for their posts as I do appreciate the input from all points of view. I can see where certain cases it would make sense to use SQL as the storage medium and in other cases to go the route of the .NET remoting avenue. I will take all of this under advisement and present the varied options as we proceed with the project.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by irasmith on 5/19/2008

• Re: Ways to access a file server behind a firewall from ASP.net?

  I had thought about that possibility but was unsure of any other way in which to do it within the given environment so I thought I would see if others had encountered a similar situation and what sort of avenues they had come up with on handling it.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by irasmith on 5/19/2008

• Ways to access a file server behind a firewall from ASP.net?

  I have an ASP.NET application on a web server in a DMZ zone, connecting to a SQL Server that resides behind a firewall with the specific port opened up to allow the web server to access the SQL server through the firewall. All is good and working just fine. What is now needed is a way to have a file server behind the firewall that stores image files which the web server would need to serve up through the ASP.NET application. The image files can't be stored on the web server itself for a number

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by irasmith on 5/17/2008

• Re: Issue Tracker For DotNetNuke

  There isn't any 'module' that I am aware of where someone has already adapted the starter kit to be a module that would reside within DNN and utilize its features such as its user data, etc. I see a posting on here where someone has started to undertake the task so you might want to check with them on their progress and if they are going to make it available to others for use. I have thought along the lines of doing something like an issue tracking system as a module for DNN and I do

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by irasmith on 5/7/2008

• Re: Design question

  This is the only official Issue Tracker forum that I am aware of. I do have a section on my site forums devoted to Issue Tracker but that is targeted for users who have questions or comments about the documentation that I wrote to go along with the Issue Tracker Starter Kit. I was not involved in the development of the starter kit, I am just a user who happened to try and fill the void for detailed documentation on the package. As to your question about the business classes and data classes being

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by irasmith on 5/7/2008

• Re: Architecture Design

  When this starter kit was released it had no documentation other than what comes as part of its standard install. I am not sure why it did not have the additional 'white paper' documentation that the other starter kits did, there could have been any number of reasons but since I wasn't involved with the development of it I don't know the answer. What I have done over time is write some documents that provide details about installation options, administration, and a user guide. All

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by irasmith on 5/7/2008

• Re: Calendar Extender Problem

  Thanks for the tip about the link that helped you out. While I haven't completely proven to myself that is the issue I am certain it is because the problem didn't exist until I introduced some DIVs that used absolute positioning and z-index values. So I think at this point its just a matter of me untangling the ball of twine so to speak to find out exactly where in my DIV/z-index settings things are going wrong and getting it corrected at that point.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by irasmith on 4/21/2008

• Calendar Extender Problem

  I have a text box used for date input and am using the Calendar Extender, mask edit extender, and mask edit validator as per the code below: < asp:TextBox ID= "date" runat= "server" TabIndex= "3" width= "100px" CssClass= "input" ></ asp:TextBox > < cc1:CalendarExtender ID= "dateCalendarExtender" runat= "server" TargetControlID= "date" Format= "MM/dd/yyyy" /> < cc1:MaskedEditExtender ID=

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by irasmith on 4/17/2008

• Re: Masked Edit Extender Difference in IE/Firefox

  [quote user="Jonathan Shen – MSFT"] Hi Irasmith, Would you please post a simple sample here? So do your system environments include system, .NET Framework version, Ajax Control Toolkit version etc. Thanks Best regards, Jonathan [/quote] Here is some code that should help you see the problem we are having: <asp:TextBox ID="dollarAmount" runat= "server" TabIndex= "27" Width= "100px" CssClass= "input" > <cc1:MaskedEditExtender ID="dollarAmountMaskedEditExtender"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by irasmith on 4/14/2008

• Re: Masked Edit Extender Difference in IE/Firefox

  [quote user="alexandrupaul"] I have the same problem. When you focus a textbox (with maskededit extender) using tab in firefox the entire field is highlighted and your text cursor start from begining of the number not from the "." sign. When you click In Opera and IE works but only in firefox the problem ocurs. Please help. Thanks [/quote] I am glad to know that the issue is one that others are able to duplicate. I have not forgotten about this post or the problem, I just haven't

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by irasmith on 3/28/2008