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• Re: Partial postback issue with DropDownList

  yep, that did it. Thanks for the vid link, I will watch!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 9/16/2008

• Partial postback issue with DropDownList

  I can't seem to get the expected results from triggering on a SelectedIndexChange of a DropDownList. I have condensed the code below in a very small example. Notice that the button that is off the update panel click event is connected through a trigger on the update panel and performs as expected. The button on the panel performs as expected. The SelectedIndexChange of the DropDownList does not. Any suggestions or pointers are appreciated! Page Content: <asp:Panel ID="pnlTestAjaxContent"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 9/16/2008

• Re: WCF Service access faster than Cache?

  Good info on the StopWatch. I've developed so much library code over the years, I need to keep current on what's available. Thanks! Think I wrote the timer code when C# first came out.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 9/4/2008

• Re: WCF Service access faster than Cache?

  Here is my time object being used... using System.ComponentModel; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Threading; namespace Corp.Common.Data { public class HiPerfTimer { [ DllImport ( "Kernel32.dll" )] private static extern bool QueryPerformanceCounter( out long lpPerformanceCount ); [ DllImport ( "Kernel32.dll" )] private static extern bool QueryPerformanceFrequency( out long lpFrequency ); private long startTime, stopTime; static private long freq; static HiPerfTimer

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 9/4/2008

• Re: WCF Service access faster than Cache?

  Correction: an IList<ListCategories> is being put in the cache. Although for this particular test run, the number of dto objects in the IList was only one.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 9/4/2008

• Re: WCF Service access faster than Cache?

  Thank you for your response I am caching a dto object created when using a linq to sql entity. I have got the DAO layer behind a service. The object has a one to many relationship (EntitySet) Categories->Topics. Topics has a one to many (EntitySet) with some datetime reference objects. Topics->ListTopicDTMs. I am not loading the remainder of the object graph for this dto. This works well for me because I can send in loader options in my service call to load the object graph as I need it using

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 9/4/2008

• WCF Service access faster than Cache?

  This is all on my dev box but it appears that I am getting data access from wcf service access faster than from the Cache. I insert into the Cache on a sliding scale and have logging/timing set up to tell me service call times vs cache access. The service access vs the Cache is a conundrum. Can anyone guess why data coming from a service would be quicker than from the cache? My log analysis is outside the VS2008 development enviornment, I am browsing the site outside of VS2008.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 9/4/2008

• Re: A name was started with an invalid character

  I remember an issue when I first started using WCF services on my XP box. I had to go into iis and map the .svc extension appropriately so iis knew what to do with it. I recently had to do this again after installing the VS2008 SP1. Its worth the effort to see if your file mappings in IIS are correct. Hope this helps Darrell

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 8/27/2008

• Re: Choose Items... (Choose Toolbox Items dialog issue)

  SP1 fixed this issue, however before SP1 I was able to bring up the dialog and install controls using VS2008 under the Experimental Hive

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 8/18/2008

• Choose Items... (Choose Toolbox Items dialog issue)

  When right clicking on the toolbox and selectin Choose Items... the IDE goes away (crashes) with no visible error given. I get a status bar message of "'Loading 'Choose Toolbox Items' Dialog" for a moment and then the IDE just disappears. Any ideas on what is wrong here? Using VS2008 with XP Pro SP2 I checked the application event log and saw this... .NET Runtime version 2.0.50727.1433 - Fatal Execution Engine Error (79FEC5F0) (80131506)

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by drobertsaspnet on 8/18/2008