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• Re: Consuming WSE 2 Web Service Error - XmlResolver can be set only by fully trusted code

  I am fully aware of the fact that WSE 2.0 and 3.0 are obsolete. Unfortunately, a third-party is providing this service (which they touted as a major upgrade - moving to WSE 2.0 this month) that I need to consume. I've searched those terms without much success. The publisher of the service for some reason isn't able to accept calls we make using a WCF client (which maybe a function of what we're doing since we haven't yet been able to figure out how to add the "SecurityTokens"

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 2/4/2009

• Consuming WSE 2 Web Service Error - XmlResolver can be set only by fully trusted code

  I'm consuming an ASP.Net Web Service that required WSE 2.0 and X509 Certificates. I'm able to connect just fine and run some unit tests (using NUnit) but as soon as I try to run my code using my Web Application I begin getting the following error: "XmlResolver can be set only by fully trusted code." Here's my Stack Trace... at System.Xml.XmlDocument.set_XmlResolver(XmlResolver value) at System.Security.Cryptography.Xml.ExcCanonicalXml..ctor(XmlDocument document, Boolean includeComments

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 2/2/2009
  Filed under: webservice xmlresolver fulltrust wse2

• Re: Processing Potentially Long-Running Tasks Offline

  How might WCF provide a better solution than the database queue? The purpose of the database queue is to help guarantee that the message is only sent once and to keep a full record of all the messages sent by the system. One of the longest tasks is the generation of the messages - how does WCF handle a task that may need to run from a few seconds to a few hours? The sending (depending on the throttling and number of messages) might also take up to a few hours.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 2/22/2008

• Processing Potentially Long-Running Tasks Offline

  Hello All, We have an application that needs to process a couple of potentially long running tasks. The tasks are generating a queue of messages and sending them to the recipients. Our current process looks like this: user creates message to be sent via web interface message parameters are verified server-side and recorded in the database as a "job" jobs are marked as pending in the database when they are created Service A checks the database (every 60 seconds using System.Timers.Timer

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 2/21/2008

• Re: Delaying Content Load using Timer and UpdatePanel

  I couldn't get this to work exactly as I wanted it to, so I scrapped it and switched to a solution using JavaScript and Web Services with Prototype and Scriptaculous (for my animation). The solution works great!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 11/4/2007

• Re: Showing ValidatorCallout manually

  I'm also experiencing this issue.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 10/18/2007

• Re: Sports Scheduler

  What I mean is taking the following variables (or similar): 10 teams 4 fields Start Date End Date ...plus a few others, but these are the main ones and then automatically generate schedule of games, like a Round-Robin or balanced schedule. Like each team plays 18 games spread across the date range given and at the difference field options. I have code that will generate all the match-ups for a Round-Robin schedule, but I need to spread those games across the fields and dates now.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 10/15/2007

• Sports Scheduler

  Wasn't sure where to post this question on the forums.... Has anyone come across some ASP.Net code that lets you automatically generate a sports schedule? Or a tool/product that I might be able to reference in my project to help generate a round-robin schedule with venues? Thanks in advance.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 10/15/2007

• Re: (urgent)How do i display a blank record in the second position of a drop down list.

  After you've completed adding the items to your drop-downlist simply execute this line: dropDownList.Items.Insert(1, new ListItem(string.Empty, string.Empty)); This line inserts a 'blank' ListItem in the second position (zero-based index) of the drop-downlist's items collection.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 8/2/2007

• Re: Delaying Content Load using Timer and UpdatePanel

  Not exactly what I was looking for since I want to build something that's a bit more re-usable than a simple ASCX. Another issue I found was that if I had two instances of the same templated control, say one names 'ctrl1' and the other named 'ctrl2' the timer would just keep updating one or the other like this... page loads -----ctrl 1 loaded after delayed -----ctrl2 loaded after delayed (ctrl1's content hidden) -----ctrl1 loaded after delayed (ctrl2's content hidden)

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by delorenzodesign on 7/10/2007