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• Re: Webservice giving HTTP status 400: Bad Request error

  I ran into this problem when sending RTF text as a string parameter after someone had copy/pasted something from a word doc in it - the elements in the text seem to screw up the XML that the web sevice was using - which I solved by URLEncode/URLDecode.

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by NHustak on 5/2/2009

• Re: C#: Get dynamically the type of a Property

  Ok what does it mean when the propertytype comes back as this: System.Nullable`1[System.Double] Is there a 'correct' way to figure out this is system.double besides doing a .contains on the string of it or is that the way to handle this? That's what I am doing now but it seems kludgish. And out of curiousity, I assume this means it is nullable and it is a double - but what's the '1? I've done some searches and not come up with much as far as documentation on it.

  Posted to C# (Forum) by NHustak on 3/10/2009

• Re: Should I encrypt the web.config?

  Ok, so the idea is that the web.config connection string and/or other parts are encrypted. It has been stated that this will at least protect against instrusion on your sql server. If I have file access, what is to prevent me from either running regiis and decrypting the config or simply creating an aspx file with the decryption routines in it. It seems to me if you have file access to the computer, the DPAPI encryption is useless. On the plus side, they will need write access to decrypt the file

  Posted to Security (Forum) by NHustak on 12/20/2008

• Re: a problem with authentication

  timeout = " 62000 " For session and authentication, Timeout is in minutes, not seconds. This might be blowing out a maximum. Sql Timeouts are in seconds.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by NHustak on 10/6/2008

• Re: Can linq Cache the data?

  [quote user="theonlylawislove"] Linq does support storedprocedures. Just drag a sproc onto the column in the designer. [/quote] This is why I said 'mostly' lacking. I'm fully aware of how it works - and it's little more than a nod in the direction. Trying binding to a stored procedure (like, for reports maybe?) without manually re-working the generated code. Databinding in .net, in general, compared to Delphi, is still something of a joke - and I don't understand why

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by NHustak on 8/11/2008

• Re: Can linq Cache the data?

  Nifty stuff on your link. Thanks said, I find it VERY disturbing that the Linq datasource doesn't appear to have cache capabilty. That's a pretty key feature, IMHO. I'm still leary of link's (mostly) lack of stored procedure support.

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by NHustak on 8/9/2008

• Re: Caching with LINQ

  Well that's a pretty huge step backwards. The more I learn about Linq, the less I think it's such a good idea. Between the nearly complete lack of stored procedure result set support, the complete lack of caching in LinqDatasource (making it pretty much useless) and this idea of embedding all your sql code in the application...I really have to question it's use as far as SQL goes. We shouldn't have to manually code basic functionality - maybe Microsoft needs to spend a little less

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by NHustak on 6/20/2008

• Crystal Reports multiple versions on same computer.

  I'm getting this error on my web page after upgrading it from VS2005 to VS2008/.NET 3.5. I'm not sure what the point is of having the same version number throughout my website if it's not going to be using it. As listed below, I've confirmed that all references are pointed to 10.5.3700, so it boggles the mind it's even looking at the 10.2.3600 version. Error 6 The type 'CrystalDecisions.Web.CrystalReportViewer' exists in both 'c:\WINDOWS\assembly\GAC_MSIL\CrystalDecisions

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by NHustak on 6/11/2008

• Re: Huge pauses when switching between pages/views

  Well I hope this hot fix is a work in progress. It helped some, but it's still pretty bad.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by NHustak on 5/29/2008

• Re: Huge pauses when switching between pages/views

  That is awesome to hear - thank you!!! EVEN better - that link contains a hot fix for it so I don't have to wait for SP1. THANKS!!!!!!!!! Nick H

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by NHustak on 5/29/2008