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• Re: Continue : Vista-IIS7-.net 2.0 problem

  Just so we're clear, you're saying you've built the solution in Visual Studio, and this is the error that you're getting? Can you confirm that the dlls are in the\bin directory, and that the root direct for the web project is set up as a site or virtual directory in IIS?

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by Xanderno on 5/8/2009

• Re: Plz provide me wid the info on ISSUE TRACKER

  http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=issue+tracker

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by Xanderno on 1/28/2009

• Re: Design question

  [quote user="kalyankk"] So far i have been designing business classes and data classes in seperate project in the same solution folder. What are the advantages of this particluar issuetracker design vs the design i am implementing? [/quote] Keep in mind that source code structure is not architecture. Having business and data classes in the same project as the web classes isn't a "design" per se, but really just an organizational choice. That said, the first thing that I did

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by Xanderno on 5/10/2008

• Re: Browser not running code

  If you haven't yet, try adding it to the list of trusted sites, and see if that fixes the issue.

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by Xanderno on 5/18/2007

• Re: Suddenly I can't login to my site anymore?

  Well, without having any clue about how your login setup is structured, it's hard to guess, but is your login button associated with the appropriate method in code that will authenticate the user? Is there a method assigned as an event handler, in other words?

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Xanderno on 4/3/2007

• Re: windows authentication doesn't always succeed

  Two things to check: 1) From the Internet Explorer menu bar, choose Tools | Internet Options, and on the advanced tab, near the bottom, make sure that they have "Enable Integrated Windows Authentication*" checked. 2) On the "Security" tab, make sure that the site you're trying to access in listed under "Local intranet" sites. I'm betting one of those settings will fix the issue.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Xanderno on 4/2/2007

• Re: Cryptography and moving data

  kinger: Xanderno: I'd probably want to look at AES (using the RijndealManaged class) so you can safely escrow a known key to meet your requirement of maintaining data accessibility across servers. Xanderno, Thanks for the response. Can you provide a link to an example or some samples? I can't use the hashing technique, I need to encrypt and then decrypt the data and have it portable without any decryption problems. All the documentation I can find on the subject of encryption always seems to have

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Xanderno on 3/29/2007

• Re: Production authentication problems...

  celoftis: I'll all ears for any good examples of how todo cookieless auth... Thankfully, it's about the easiest thing you *could* do. Add the attribute and value: cookieless="UseUri" to the <forms /> element in your web.config file. That's all you have change. Here's more about this attribute and the forms element in general: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1d3t3c61.aspx

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Xanderno on 3/28/2007

• Re: programatically check what account .net runs under?

  XiaoYong Dai – MSFT: For example displays the user name of the person who started the current thread Console.WriteLine(System.Environment.UserName) Console.ReadLine() That's code for a console application. It's pretty useless in a web context, which is specifically what the question was regarding.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Xanderno on 3/28/2007

• Re: Production authentication problems...

  One other thing that you could potentially try would be to go to cookieless authentication, and see if that fixes the problem.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Xanderno on 3/28/2007