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• Re: How do I change my web service proxy classes to derive from Microsoft.Web.Services3.WebServicesClientProtocol?

  I'm using VS2008. How do I "create WCF proxies instead?"

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by jbeall on 11/18/2009

• How do I change my web service proxy classes to derive from Microsoft.Web.Services3.WebServicesClientProtocol?

  Hi All, We've got a vendor that's providing us with a services that requires us to use WS-Security and WS-Addressing in order to call. They've told us that in order to call their service with the proper credentials, we need to modify the proxy class so that is derives from Microsoft.Web.Services3.WebServicesClientProtocol. We're using Visual Studio to generate the proxy classes. You right click in your project tree and hit "Add Web Reference" and then give it the WSDL URL

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by jbeall on 11/17/2009

• Safe to use the SPs directly?

  Hi All, Is it safe to use the SPs directly on the default, Microsoft provided membership and roles providers? If I look through the database, I see that it's created Stored Procedures for just about everything--create, update, delete all the different types of objects, like applications, users, roles, etc. I'm working on a new project right now and I'm wondering if I can simply use the SPs directly during my development until I've got the UI for the app fleshed out enough to do things

  Posted to Security (Forum) by jbeall on 11/6/2009

• Re: VirtualPathProvider and caching compiled code--I'm getting code that is cached for too long

  No, I never did get this figured out (beyond what I outlined above). In fact, we wound up abandoning the VirtualPathProvider class for the moment. I couldn't get the other developer on my team to buy in to it. :-) And he had some legitimate concerns about how well we really understood what was going on with the caching. Oh well. -Josh

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by jbeall on 10/5/2009

• Posting an array or IList from a form

  Hi All, I thought I remembered seeing a way to do this somewhere... but I've been searching and I can't find it. I want to pass an array through a form as a hidden form field. It's a list of numeric IDs. I could just use a comma-delimited list (which would work fine), but I thought there was a clever way to actually get an array of ints, or an IList of ints, in my controller when it's posted back to the server. Is there some such way? Do I have to do something funky to my model class

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by jbeall on 8/3/2009

• Re: Maintains State in Input Controls

  Wow, it really messed that code up. It showed up fine in the preview. Here it is again, just pasted as plain text: <% foreach(var line in Model.Lines) { %> <tr> <% using(Html.BeginForm("UpdateCartRow","Cart")) { %> <td><%= Html.TextBox("Quantity", line.Quantity) %> </td> <td><input type='Submit' Value='Remove' name='RemoveButton'/></td> <td><input type='Submit' Value='Update

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by jbeall on 7/30/2009

• Re: Maintains State in Input Controls

  <% foreach(var line in Model.Lines) { %> <tr> <% using(Html.BeginForm("UpdateCartRow","Cart")) { %> <td><%= Html.TextBox("Quantity", line.Quantity) %> </td> <td><input type='Submit' Value='Remove' name='RemoveButton'/></td> <td><input type='Submit' Value='Update Quantities' name='UpdateButton'/></td> <% } %> </tr> <% } %> I simplified

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by jbeall on 7/30/2009

• Re: Rendering a partial view to a string -- my solution

  Yet another drawback--performance. I've found that rendering a large number of controls to strings noticably slows down the page generation time. I've got one rendering a few dozen controls to a string, and it takes about 2 seconds for the page to generate. So now I *really* hope we get a fix for this soon! -Josh

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by jbeall on 7/30/2009

• Re: Redirecting to same action without parameters

  RouteData.Values["id"] = null; was the key--if I just do RouteDate.Values.Clear(), then RedirectToAction will take you to the default (rather than the current) controller.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by jbeall on 7/28/2009

• Re: Redirecting to same action without parameters

  result=RedirectToAction("Register",new {id=(int?)null}); That also worked. Thanks for the suggestions!

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by jbeall on 7/28/2009