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• Re: "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation" VB ASP.NET - Mass Email Webform - SQL2000

  Although there's no theoretical limit to the length of the BCC (or CC ) string, you often run into problems with strings that are too long, as mail servers put header limits in. Simply use paging to send a few thousand emails at a time. Do a Select Count to find out how many rows will be returned, and then fill the DataSet using the overload that takes starting record and length, something like myDataAdapter.Fill(myDataSet, 0, 2000, "Customers") Of course 0 would be replaced by a loop

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/26/2007

• Re: What's with all the Scotts!?

  Well they'll tell you it's because Scotts are trailblazers (think Antarctic), but the real reason is that Scott was the most popular boy's name in the 60's for some bizarre reason - see http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/Scott for confirmation.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/26/2007

• Re: Atlernative to SQL Server Management Studio (i.e. garbage) . Any suggestions?

  If all you're after is query analyzer type functionality the free SQL Scripter from http://www.sqlscripter.com/ is worth a look.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/26/2007

• Re: Keep track of visitors through there session contents

  Now that I've gone and looked into it, it's not as easy as I suspected You have to get hold of the current SessionStateProvider, which means a bit of reflection, and you need to keep track of all the SessionIDs anyway, so you can query the GetItem, and you have to worry about thread safety. The whole thing becomes rather difficult (it can be done, but it's much messing around). It's probably easier to create a custom SessionState provider.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/17/2007

• Re: Keep track of visitors through there session contents

  It doesn't matter where they are stored (at least not for this scenario). The Session state is retrieved via a SessionStateProvider that you can define in the web.config, in this case there's no need for you to write your own, as the default providers allow you access. There is a GetItem method that will return a SessionStateDataStore provided the right session id.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/17/2007

• Re: Difference between asp.net development server and IIS (relating to web service calls)

  I've often had problems with IIS when Anonymous and Integrated Authentication are on together. The only surefire way to pass the credentials is with proxy . Credentials = System . Net . CredentialCache . Default Credentials ;

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/17/2007

• Re: Converting Word Document to PDF file.

  Easiest way is to download many of the freeware PDF printer drivers, and then simply print the word document to the virtual PDF printer. See http://www.pdfforge.org/products/pdfcreator

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/17/2007

• Re: Using HttpHandler without IIS

  Yes you can, the HttpHandlers are hosted by the ASPNet worker process, not by IIS, so they'll work whatever web server you're using. So simply test them using the development web server that comes with VS.

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/17/2007

• Re: Difference between asp.net development server and IIS (relating to web service calls)

  Have you checked that your IIS is set to use Integrated Authentication?

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by jcw14 on 10/17/2007

• Re: Convert Jsp to asp.net?

  There's a tool, the Java Language Conversion Assistant (JLCA), which will attempt to do it automatically for you, with varying degrees of success. Download it from here . You can also read a migration guide here. Good luck with the conversion

  Posted to Migrating from JSP/Servlets to ASP.NET (Forum) by jcw14 on 9/30/2007