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• Re: Profile object not available in Session_Start

  Your first suggestion is precisely what I did (putting stuff in the Session object which is what I wanted to do in the first place). I now test if the stuff is in the session object. Sometimes though the session object is null in the eventhandler, so I have to test for that first. Your second suggestion sounds interesting. I'll pursue that if I get performance problems. To coin a phrase of old Roman Cicero: I still believe the profile object should be available in Session_Start (any representatiives

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Birger Niss on 5/17/2006

• Re: Profile object not available in Session_Start

  Thanks a lot for the tip, Kevin! I've now placed my code in Application_AcquireRequestState, where the Profile object is available. I'm not very happy with the solution though, as the AcquireRequestState event is fired very often! It's therefore important to get out of Application_AcquireRequestState as soon as possible. I still feel that it's odd that the Profile object is not available during Session_Start - all the other contexts seem in place - including the Request context! Best regards Birger

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Birger Niss on 5/17/2006

• Profile object not available in Session_Start

  Hi All, I would really like to access the Profile object in Session_Start in global.asax to handle personalization data, but alas - the Profile object is null. Referring to HttpContext.Current.Profile gives the same result. Not even in Application_BeginRequest can I get hold of the Profile. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated! Best regards Birger

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Birger Niss on 5/16/2006

• Re: "The base class includes the field 'WebUserControl1', but its type (common_WebUserControl) is not compatible with the type of control (ASP.common_webusercontrol_ascx)"

  Hi everyone, I have precisely the same problem provided that I request the compiled application to be updatable (-u switch on aspnet_compiler). Without the switch, the problem disappears. Best regards Birger

  Posted to Migrating from ASP.NET 1.x to ASP.NET 2.0 (Forum) by Birger Niss on 5/8/2006

• Re: Slow loading of Web projects in Visual Studio 2005 RC

  Additional info: Placing the new fast-loading web project under source control (as the original slow project) made it just as slow as the original. The other non-web projects, that load very fast are however also under source control, so sourcesafe in itself is not the explanation. So the combination of web project and sourcesafe??? Best regards Birger

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Birger Niss on 10/20/2005

• Re: Slow loading of Web projects in Visual Studio 2005 RC

  Hi Scott, Strange new info coming up: I copied all files from the slow-loading project to another location and created by hand in the iis-manager a new webapplication pointing to the new location. Then I opened this existing website in Visual Studio 2005 RC and added two Server Control projects to the new solution (the same as in the old solution). The good news is that this new solution now opens in a mere 8 cpu-seconds which is highly satisfactory! The bad - and very strange news - is that closing

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Birger Niss on 10/19/2005

• Re: Slow loading of Web projects in Visual Studio 2005 RC

  The site - which is an IIS web - contains one page which is dynamically populated with a host of user controls and a few server controls. Furthermore the site consists of a few simple, fairly static test pages. Below the main site are three virtual directories used for storing configuration info and html-documents (the site is actually a web-based document archive, but only with very few documents at this stage). The CPU really spikes when the project is opened. Inetinfo takes 20-25% and devenv take

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Birger Niss on 10/19/2005

• Slow loading of Web projects in Visual Studio 2005 RC

  Loading a web project in Visual Studio 2005, RC is extremely slow as opposed to loading other project types. On my 2.4 GHz PC with 2 GB RAM it takes 3 to 4 CPU minutes! Upgrading from Windows 2000 Server to Windows 2003 Server made no difference. During loading the CPU load is 100 % split between the devenv and the inetinfo processes. Any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by Birger Niss on 10/18/2005