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• ASP.NET Ajax Library Beta Released

  A new version of the ASP.NET Ajax Library has been released at CodePlex: * The ASP.NET Ajax Library includes the Ajax Control Toolkit. You can continue to use the Ajax Control Toolkit in ASP.NET Web Forms applications by dragging-and-dropping controls from the Visual Studio Toolbox. The new Ajax Control Toolkit also can be used in ASP.NET MVC and even pure HTML applications. * The ASP.NET Ajax Library has a new CodePlex project located at http://Ajax.CodePlex.com * The ASP.NET Ajax Library has a

  Posted to ASP.NET Ajax Library (Including the Ajax Control Toolkit) BETA (Forum) by swalther on 11/18/2009
  Filed under: Ajax Control Toolkit, Ajax, ASP.NET Ajax Library

• Re: Data Access

  Yes, you are absolutely correct! Generics in the .NET Framework 2.0 eliminate the need for all of those strongly typed collections in the .NET 1.1 version of the framework. If the Issue Tracker was rewritten for .NET 2.0, generics would be used everywhere. -- best, Stephen Walther

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 3/23/2005

• Re: Convert to ASP.NET 2.0 Beta

  Hi dfahey, Thanks for using the Issue Tracker! Remember that ASP.NET 2.0 is still BETA. The Issue Tracker does not work with the BETA 1 version of ASP.NET 2.0. You could probably make it work with some tweaking -- but I would wait until the BETA 2.0 version of ASP.NET 2.0 is released because that version should be more stable and feature complete. Hope this helps! Stephen Walther

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 1/6/2005

• Re: asp.net configuration problem

  Hi Christian, Thanks for downloading the Issue Tracker! I'm guessing that you don't have the ASP.NET Framework installed (You need the ASP.NET 1.1 Framework and NOT the ASP.NET 1.0 Framework). You can download the Framework from this Web site (there is a link on the home page). If you have installed the .NET Framework, make sure that the script maps have been added to IIS. Open a Command Prompt, Navigate to: \Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\[version] and enter: aspnet_regiis -i This will install

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 1/6/2005

• Re: Buttons not working

  Hi tshah21, Thanks for downloading the Issue Tracker! Strange! Did you download the Visual Studio .NET version and then open the page in a non Visual Studio .NET editor? I'm wondering if somehow the button events got disassociated with their corresponding controls. In this case, you might try downloading one of the SDK versions instead. Hope this helps! Stephen Walther

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 1/6/2005

• Re: errors on installing the issue tracker starter kit

  Hi User311, Thanks for downloading the Issue Tracker! Yes, the installer uses the Directory Services classes in two cases: to get a list of IIS Virtual Directories and to get a list of SQL Server databases. If you don't have any SQL Server databases available on your network, the installer should fail gracefully. However, the Issue Tracker assumes that you have IIS and ASP.NET 1.1 installed. Hope this helps! Stephen Walther

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 1/6/2005

• Re: Data Access Overview of Issue Tracker

  Kevin, The MS DAAB wasn't necessarily built for performance (it was built to enable you to simplify common code tasks). For performance reasons, we decided to work directly with System.Data.SqlClient. -- best, Stephen Walther

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 12/16/2004

• Re: Perform search with multiple parameters

  Hi Corrado, Thanks for using the Issue Tracker! Can you clarify? The Query page enables you to dynamically create queries which you can perform against the database of issues. You can save the queries that you build so you don't have to pick the query parameters each and every time you want to perform a search. Is there something that the Query interface does not provide that you need? -- best, Stephen Walther

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 12/16/2004

• Re: DataAccessLayerBaseClassHelper.GetDataAccessLayer function

  Hi sstoos, Thanks for downloading the Issue Tracker! The GetDataAccessLayer() method returns different implementations of the data access layer. You can use the Issue Tracker with either Microsoft Access or Microsoft SQL Server. The GetDataAccessLayer() method returns a different data access layer depending on which database you use. The method looks in the Web.Config file to see which data access layer to use (take a look at the DataAccessType setting in the Web.Config file). Next, the method uses

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 12/15/2004

• Re: Performance question in the List applet

  Hi MillenniumMite, Thanks for using the Issue Tracker! Yes, you are absolutely correct, if there are 100,000 issues, then all 100,000 issues are fetched each time you page through the DataGrid. It would be better if the Issue Tracker implemented custom paging in the same way as the Forums application or the Community Starter Kit. In both of these applications, a temporary table is created in a stored procedure and a subset of the records are returned from the temporary table. However, you should

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by swalther on 12/14/2004