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• Is my data access pattern wrong?

  I have recently been looking into trying to speed up my development by using the ObjectDataSource, but have come across a problem, with how I structure my standard CRUD access. The ObjectDataSource appears to use only one class with 4 static/shared methods to do CRUD, e.g. GetCustomer, DeleteCustomer, InsertCustomer and UpdateCustomer. This object might be called "CustomerAdapter". There is then a separate "Customer" object which just stores the Customer data with public properties

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by eddie_mcsd_uk on 7/22/2008

• Web proxy classes are too big

  I am writing an application which needs to consume a commercial third-party web service (this web service happens to be an API exposed by Genesys, a call-centre management suite). However, the WSDL files of the Genesys web services are so huge, that it takes my application nearly 30 seconds to instantiate all the web service proxy classes (i.e. Reference.vb). I am only using a very small portion of the web services, and so it's unnecessarily wasteful and time-consuming to load everything from

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by eddie_mcsd_uk on 11/23/2007

• Re: Problem with System.Net.Mail on GoDaddy

  Posting again to say I have found the solution ! After doing more Googling around, it seems that smtpout.secureserver.net was not the correct outgoing server to use, since using this comes back with error messages such as "Mailbox name not allowed" and "not allowed in the list of rctphosts" and such. The answer is to use an alternative called relay-hosting.secureserver.net . Therefore the code below below should work for you as it now does for me :- Dim objMailMessage As New System

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by eddie_mcsd_uk on 12/5/2005

• Re: Problem with System.Net.Mail on GoDaddy

  Just thought I would update to say that I've gone back to System.Web.Mail for the time being. Fortunately this still seems to work, despite the warnings the compiler gives about obsolescence. Normally I have Option Strict On which had stopped my web app compiling because of the use of System.Web.Mail. However, after loosening the compiler it's now OK. But I look upon this as a short term solution and I'd still appreciate any answer to get it working with System.Net.Mail.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by eddie_mcsd_uk on 11/23/2005

• Problem with System.Net.Mail on GoDaddy

  Last night after a bit of "fun and games" I managed to get my website http://www.alex-parks.org/ upgraded to .NET Framework 2.0 on GoDaddy. And generally I'm happy. Unfortunately though sending emails using System.Net.Mail doesn't work, so the site can't send out emails when people register etc. Obviously this has to be addressed. At the moment I have "smtpout.secureserver.net" with port 80 set on the SMTPClient object (I have to set *something* or there is an error message that says SMTP server

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by eddie_mcsd_uk on 11/23/2005