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• Re: Global.asax - how to use if for global GetText function

  Are, Have you thought about creating a singleton/static object within your application's App_Code directory, or compiled into the rest of your project? I may not fully understand your question, but you could access the application cache from a static object. That way, you could have a simple MyText object or something (just don't conflict with another type name); MyText.GetText(...), without having to instantiate a new object every time you want to use the helper code. Let me know if you think this

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by JWilcox on 5/23/2006

• Re: Health Monitoring - Question 2

  I'm just updating this thread slightly for anyone who is searching for additional answers. Part of our repro work just pointed out that minInterval and minInstances affect the events you get: with a minInterval of 1 minute for instance, you could have many events of the same type fired and only one will get logged. This is by design, imagine getting a thousand pages if you had the mail provider going there! Still checking on the Sql provider stuff. - Jeff

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by JWilcox on 5/15/2006

• Re: ASP.NET 2.0 and a PHP Iframe

  Is the PHP application that you are referencing located on the same machine, or remotely? I don't think PHP will work with Cassini as it isn't going to use any ISAPI extensions such as PHP. Have you tried your same setup with IIS 6?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by JWilcox on 4/21/2006

• Re: Health Monitoring - Question 2

  We've taken this repro and discussion offline to try to find a solution (which will be posted here once we understand it better). However, in the meantime, I would like to point out that we have released the Sql Provider source that may be of interest to many of you! I do get questions often on the provider pattern. http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/downloads/providers/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/asp2prvdr01.asp - Jeff

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by JWilcox on 4/13/2006

• Re: Health Monitoring - Question 2

  Hey Jonathan, I'm going to give this a try over the weekend... Hopefully I can repro your issue, thanks for adding this info! - Jeff

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by JWilcox on 4/7/2006

• Re: WebPart Personalization Stopped Working

  Sounds like current user may not be logged in; perhaps the IIS settings for authentication are slightly different, and/or your web.config settings. There's another thread that might be of help for this: Check out http://forums.asp.net/thread/1237703.aspx Let me know how it goes. - Jeff

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by JWilcox on 4/7/2006

• Re: Help out a PHP guy with generating an XML response...

  Good luck; ASP.NET 2.0 is a great leap forward with its XHTML compliance.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by JWilcox on 4/7/2006

• Re: Help out a PHP guy with generating an XML response...

  Glad it's getting closer to what you are going for. So this is only my opinion: The designer we have for web pages is amazing, can do so very much. The data source binding can enable some really rapid development for a lot of people. But at the lower level, the event-driven, control-based model of ASP.NET is where all the action is in my mind. Coming from a Perl and PHP background, I'm used to digging around at the low level - and I also like having complete control over output (I tend to use CSS

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by JWilcox on 4/7/2006

• Re: Health Monitoring - Question 2

  Hey jminond, Could you post the healthMonitoring/rules section, as well as the eventMappings, that your web.config is using? Chances are that not all mapped events are headed towards your provider. - Jeff

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by JWilcox on 4/6/2006

• Re: Help out a PHP guy with generating an XML response...

  Dusty, Glad to see that you'r trying out ASP.NET for this project. The event-driven model takes some getting used to, but I often find myself staring at a piece of PHP code and wishing that I could just use an ASP.NET form element! And you don't have to use the drag-and-drop controls unless you want to ;-). Anyway, if you're looking to get this to work right away, you can use the code behind file to add a method to help you out. You could also modify the SQL query to actually do the is-null comparisons

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by JWilcox on 4/6/2006