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• Re: UNC path limitations.

  Hi OWScott, I guess the issue is that yes you have a web application that gets many hits with content on a UNC share but the issue is when you have "many" folders with compiled resources. Which need to be monitored for file changes so that ASP.NET can recompile them when changes do occur. This can be if you have many web applications (2000+) with content loaded off a UNC share (pretty typical stuff for a web host). Having a handful of sites, regardless of millions of hits, does not cause

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by jfer on 9/15/2008

• Re: UNC path limitations.

  Scott thanks for digging back into this topic. The registry settings do work but my concern is scalability. You notice on the web server the key to set is "MaxCmds", this seems to be basically the number of file change notification watchers that can be setup. On your one server running at 1190 (from your last post) I assume you have set the to the default of 2048? If you set the value to 1000 I believe you would see the "network command limit" reached error. These commands are

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by jfer on 9/10/2008

• Re: UNC path limitations.

  Yes those are the changes, do you have the same settings on your servers? Are you running 32bit operating system with IIS 6? The problem seems to be that IIS sets up file change notifications for each directory of content as they get surfed by users. If you setup a performance counter for Redirector -> Current Commands you can see this value increment as you surf content in different directories. At the defaults when you get to ~50 the network command limit error gets raised and the entire system

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by jfer on 9/3/2008

• Re: UNC path limitations.

  Even with the registry tweaks on a 32bit platform running IIS6 with UNC asp.net content aren't you limited (2000-4000) unique page hits before you will invariably see the network command limit reached error? (Note that the pages will be stored in seperate subdirectories, perhaps for each customer, etc). Is it practical to host a sites with thousands of subdirectories on the IIS6/WIN32 platform or is it a losing battle? Has anyone successfully got this platform to scale to real world hosting numbers

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by jfer on 9/3/2008

• Re: Mass Shared Hosting Implementation

  Did you ever get any answers to these questions? I have a scenario where I am serving asp.net pages from a fileshare (on a SAN) providing content to multiple web servers. I am getting the infamous "Netbios command limit reached" error after visiting only about 25-50 pages in the application. This is because of the overhead of IIS setting up file change notifications (I believe) to see if any of the pages that are being served need to be recompiled from that point forward as users hit the

  Posted to Web Hosting with IIS and ASP.NET (Forum) by jfer on 9/3/2008

• Re: Parameter passing

  Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I am currently in a simliar crystal reports subreport parameter nightmare.

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by jfer on 6/11/2007

• Re: TabContainer + UpdatePanel + UpdateProgress + OnClientActiveTabChanged - No progress gif....

  I was wondering if anyone knows where the poster above learned what properties/values were exposed by the "sender" parameter sent into the active tab changed event we can specify on the clientside. I did try the sender.get_activeTab().get_headerText() above and it does indeed work. I'm wondering what else is exposed via this parameter and if it is documented somewhere? Thanks

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by jfer on 5/10/2007

• Re: Concatenate field details into single field

  Just wanted to say thanks to Mr Bill for posting such a great answer which helped put me on the right path. For those wondering exactly what Bill is doing here is a package from business objects themselves that contains a .pdf outlining the details of Manual Running Totals: http://support.businessobjects.com/communityCS/TechnicalPapers/scr_running_total.zip.asp?recDnlReq=Record&dnlPath=scr_running_total.zip Cheers

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by jfer on 5/8/2007

• Re: Database Connection Via ConnectionString?

  Hi Murthy, I appreciate the effort unfortunately I'm trying to avoid exactly what you have done. That is, my application dynamically connects to datasources based on a number of things thus at runtime there are a variety of connectionstrings that can be chosen. This means I'll have to parse the connection string and assign the specific bits to the various properties of the ConnectionInfo class. I'm wondering if theres anyway to assign a connectionstring to a crystal report ? Cheers

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by jfer on 4/23/2007

• Database Connection Via ConnectionString?

  Hey Everyone, as I'm sure most of the people who have used CrystalReports on the web have quickly realized that in order to authenticate against a Database you must build up connection info specifying DatabaseName, UserID, Password, ServerName as properties of the ReportDocument object model. Is there anyway to use a connectionstring to populate these values? I want to avoid parsing a regular connectionstring and then loading into each property if theres anyway to do it. Cheers.

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by jfer on 4/18/2007