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• Re: Remoting client in ASP.Net?

  You have several options: 1. XMLHTTP (assuming latest browsers) 2. Hidden iframe 3. Windows Forms control (assuming Internet Explorer) The choice on which to use depends on your client requirements.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Derek Simon on 5/7/2005

• Re: Asking the pros advice here

  Advertisement aside, you have two basic options when moving data from page to page: 1. Save it in the database. 2. Post (HTTP POST) the data to the other page (known as cross-form postback in ASP.NET 2.0). Option 1 works, but has the disadvantage of leaving orphaned records in the database when a transaction is cancelled, meaning a clean-up algorithm is needed. Option 2 is my favorite, but only works well if the developer is comfortable using forms outside of ASP.NET's view state. I'm sure that some

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Derek Simon on 5/7/2005

• Re: System.String taking loads of memory

  Four (4) megabytes is not a lot of memory. It was ten (10) years ago, but it isn't now. Regardless, the question you should be asking is -where- the strings are being allocated. Keep in mind that the ASP.NET runtime engine is going to use "quite a bit" of memory while it executes each request.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Derek Simon on 4/28/2005

• Re: Cache Business Entities?

  Table join, table join, table join. SELECT * FROM tickets LEFT JOIN person ON person.id = tickets.createdby WHERE tickets.id = 1 This only performs well when the relationship between the object and the property is 1:1. On the other hand, if the property is a collection, there's a 1:n relationship, which would generate duplicate data in the join: 1, Blue screen, Joe, Phil 1, Blue screen, Joe, Henry 1, Blue screen, Joe, Greg As you can see the "1, Blue screen, Joe" information could potentially be

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Derek Simon on 4/27/2005

• Re: .PDB file and release mode

  Release builds do not utilize *.pdb files. You can safely delete them without worry.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Derek Simon on 4/21/2005

• Re: Please help: aspnet_wp.exe memory consumption problem

  You may want to chuck some RAM into the machine as well. The amount you've got in there now (256MB) is low in today's standards.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Derek Simon on 4/21/2005

• Re: How to get automatically the IE version ?

  This information is available in the registry: Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer Value: Version

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Derek Simon on 4/21/2005

• Re: Problem with running adsi code from remote machine!

  You don't have to do anything special for the remote page to "access the DLL". However, you do need to ensure that the DLL is executing under the correct user account, so that the assembly (DLL) has permissions to connect to and query the particular instance of active directory. One usually does this by enabling Windows authentication on both the server and client. It appears you've set the server settings correctly, by assigning the "identity" "impersonate" attribute a value of "true". Now, make

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Derek Simon on 4/16/2005

• Re: application online doesn't work

  Remember, the configuration file is case sensitive ("off" != "Off").

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Derek Simon on 4/15/2005

• Re: Problem publishing my ASPX Site

  Terri's right. This is -the- classic case of ASP.NET not being installed/enabled. Go to "View Source" in the browser and see if the ASP.NET code is showing up.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Derek Simon on 4/15/2005