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• IDE opens briefly and then closes (VS2003, WinXP Pro)

  Has anyone else come across this problem: After installing Visual Studio .NET 2003 (without any errors) I try to open VS - the splash screen appears and then the IDE briefly appears with a dialog box with 'Windows Installer' in the title bar and the text 'Preparing to install'. The IDE then closes. There are no logs in the event viewer and no other indication of an error. I have tried all the remedies in Microsoft's KB 306905 article with no success whatsoever. Numerous uninstalls/installs later

  Posted to Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Visual Studio .NET 2002 (Forum) by micklemj on 11/3/2003

• WAP Push to mobile device

  Hi, I have been testing WAP push with OpenWave's toolkit and WAP gateway. The toolkit is a Java app and constructs the multi part push message based on the criteria chosen in the GUI. My question is how do I do this with ASP.Net? Constructing the message I guess shouldn't be much of a problem, but how should the message be sent to the gateway? The idea is for our users to set up various alerts on our web site (similar to an SMS alert system) and when these fire, they will send a message to the user

  Posted to Mobile and Handheld Devices (Forum) by micklemj on 3/23/2003

• Re: Somebody must know the answer, please help: HttpHandler or HttpModule for file upload, large files, progress indicator?

  Did you ever resolve this problem? We have been the same problem - we use modem access and occasionally upload files of around 2MB into a SQL2000 DB. Often this fails (not due to the internet connection), but due to some timeout or other. We thought it may be the session timeout, but it happens before the session expires. I have also increased the scripttimeout and execution timeout properties without success.... If you have found a solution I would be very interested to hear about it. James

  Posted to HttpHandlers and HttpModules (Forum) by micklemj on 11/11/2002

• Re: Downloading files from SQL Server 2000

  Sorry, this seems to be becoming a habit. Five minutes after posting this message I solved both problems. For anyone with similar problems, this is what I did: For the conttentype I used "application/octet-stream" which seems to work for most files. For the default filename, I used: Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment; filename=" & myDataReader.Item("FileName") & ";") And so ends an arduous, frustrating journey. Uploading

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by micklemj on 8/29/2002

• Downloading files from SQL Server 2000

  Hi, I have managed to upload files to the DB via asp.net pages - now I'm busy with the download part. Most articles suggest using a datareader to read the blob field and then outputting the result directly to the output stream via something like response.binarywrite(). The FIRST problem, however is that respone.contenttype() has to be set for the applicable MIME type - this means that you either have to set this property when you upload the file (as another field in the DB) or you have to only upload

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by micklemj on 8/29/2002