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• Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown

  Hey guys, I'm loading a DataTable using a DataReader with a lot of DB records, around 1 million and a half. The reason why I'm doing this is because the user has requested to be able to export DB data from the web. most of the tables are small but there is this bad guy with a tons of rows. The first time it runs just fine, the second it will fail with the exception above. I can see by opening task manager that the "asp.net" process grows significantly the first time the export is

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by ureyes84 on 4/22/2009

• Re: IUSR_COMPUTERNAME and ASPNET

  So the app pool account settings take precedence over the account specified in the machine.config file? I'd like to know when it is necessary to change the account specified in the machine.config file. Thanks

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ureyes84 on 4/20/2009

• IUSR_COMPUTERNAME and ASPNET

  Hey guys, I'm a little confused about these two accounts, In IIS if you set anonymous access to a folder, IIS it's supossed to use the IUSR_COMPUTERNAME account right? now if the resource being access is .net is IIS going to use IUSR_COMPUTERNAME and then ASPNET (or network service depending on the OS version)? or is it going to use ASPNET only in order to access the resource? One more thing, how can you set the account under which ASP.NET runs? In the application pool account? or in the

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ureyes84 on 4/15/2009

• Re: ChangePassword control

  I will have a look at it, thanks !

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ureyes84 on 7/18/2008

• ChangePassword control

  Hey guys, My site uses windows authentication, and I need a page where users can change their own passwords. So I created a simple and put a ChangePassword control there with no code behind; however it is not working since it keeps giving the following error: Password incorrect or New Password invalid. New Password length minimum: 7. Non-alphanumeric characters required: 1. (I've tried valid passwords) So the question is: does this control work with Active Directory? do I need to add code to

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ureyes84 on 7/17/2008

• Web part in MOSS not showing in the "Add Web Parts" web page dialog in the nested sites

  hey guys, I created a web part and it seems to work fine ( I followed the Sahil's article: http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/.net/net_asp/webforms/article.php/c12293__1/) I added the web part using the page: _layouts/NewDwp.aspx located in the profiles site, which is http://ServerName/sites/MySite/ then I asked a coworker to try the web part, he went to his profile, click in Site Actions, Edit page, Add a Web Part and he wasn't able to see it in the list, so he needed to go to Site Settings

  Posted to Web Parts and Personalization (Forum) by ureyes84 on 7/15/2008

• Re: Serialize a List of Objects of derived class List<T>

  In Windows Forms this will do the trick: ListBindingHelper.GetListItemType(object oList)

  Posted to C# (Forum) by ureyes84 on 5/27/2008

• Re: Unrecognized namespace error

  [quote user="wisccal"] You can use either the Register directive in your aspx file or the controls tag in web.config. The problem with both is that you would have to add an empty class/file for it to work. With Register: <%@ Register TagPrefix="TEST" Assembly="YourProjectAssembly" %> --> add class THING to project <%@ Register TagPrefix="TEST" TagName="THING" src="THING.ascx" %> --> add empty ascx file called THING.ascx

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ureyes84 on 4/21/2008

• Unrecognized namespace error

  Hey world, I'm trying to parse the output of an asp.net page and I added a "tag" to the html markup so I can quickly find the spot where I need to start. The tag looks like this: <TEST:THING> </TEST:THING> It works fine, but I get the warning mentioned above. Is there a place (maybe the web.config file) where I can add this tag so I don't get this warning ? THANKS !

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ureyes84 on 4/18/2008

• Re: Clicking an ASP.NET button using JavaScript

  [quote user="Hua-Jun Li - MSFT"] < ClientSideEvents Click= "WebImgBtnSave_Click();return false;" />[/quote] Instead of adding: "return false" to the Click attribute. I added this line to the javascript function, which actually has the same objective: cancel the postback. function WebImgBtnSave_Click(oButton, oEvent) { var bttnSaveId = ' <%= BttnSave.ClientID %> '; var HiddenButtonSave = document.getElementById(bttnSaveId); oEvent.cancel = true; HiddenButtonSave

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ureyes84 on 4/17/2008