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• Re: Silverlight examples that shine

  [quote user="ask_Scotty"] Hi guys, I have only seen 2 silverlight examples using xaml and they were very basic. Does anybody know where you can get really good silverlight examples showing how to do animation? [/quote] Download the Silverlight 1.0 or 1.1 SDK, which comes with about 10 excellent samples with full source code. http://silverlight.net/GetStarted/

  Posted to ASP.NET Futures (Forum) by sebatwerk on 5/22/2007

• Re: Login will not disappear!!!

  Actually .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005 enable you to write FAR LESS code than previous versions. It really is an AWESOME framework, and VS2005 is an INCREDIBLE tool. In any case, you just need to know where to find your information. Start on the Learn or Resources section of this site and go from there. If you ever have questions regarding specific functionality, feel free to send me a private message or email me at sebastian@istardev.com and I will be more than happy to help you.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/28/2006

• Re: Login will not disappear!!!

  guy1407: On the button_click event I put : e.Authenticated = True Just out of curiosity, why are you authenticating on the button_click event? If you are using the login control, you should be authenticating on the Login1_Authenticate event of the control.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/26/2006

• Re: Database connection string using LogIn information

  Just pass them in to your method as parameters.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/26/2006

• Re: Database connection string using LogIn information

  It would depend on your application's functional requirements but, overall, storing the connection string in your web.config is the recommended way of storing your connection strings.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/26/2006

• Re: Database connection string using LogIn information

  The session is secure, but you will lose data if your server is part of a server farm, in which case the session will disappear if a user changes server.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/25/2006

• Re: How do I call a static Business object method?

  Definitely agreed!

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/25/2006

• Re: Expensive Round trips.

  Your fears are well-founded! Excessive calls to a database can DEFINITELY slow down your site's performance, this is a very common occurence with inexperienced developers. The #1 way to prevent this is to cache your data, either in the cache object, in cookies, or in other ways that allow you to minimize how many trips you make to a database. Think of the issue in these terms: If one page/object has already accessed a piece of data in a database, there is NO REASON that another page/object should

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/24/2006

• Re: HTTP post

  Look at the HttpWebRequest class. This will allow you to send XML over HTTP.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/24/2006

• Re: passing variables from a class

  You can set a cookie or session variable, and just check for its existance in your admin page. The built-in ASP.NET role provider gives you an entire framework for handling this, but it looks like you have already developed your own implementation.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by sebatwerk on 8/24/2006