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<server> is not set up to establish connection with port "8090"
I am an ASP.NET developer (have been since 1995). I have a new office with a couple of servers. I develop on my laptop and have recently deployed to one of our servers (WinServ2003). This server also has CRM 4.0 installed and working fine. I connect to the network via VPN over our internal LAN lines. I have access to the servers, run programs on them, and copy files back and forth. I configured the app as a new web site using port 8090 so it wouldn't conflict with CRM. When I am on the server
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Installation and Setup
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rengeek33
on 7/3/2009
Re: TextBox in DataList - new value not captured on update
Well, I created a work-around. In the DataList UpdateRow event, the first time through the DataList.EditItemIndex is the index of the row being updated. The second time through (after it is updated), the EditItemIndex has been reset to -1 (not active). So now I am evaluating for that value and only running my update if it is true. This is still a bug to me... Don
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Data Presentation Controls
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rengeek33
on 3/26/2009
Re: TextBox in DataList - new value not captured on update
I wish I had an answer, but maybe if I post my similar issue it will help both of us. What I did find is there was a known issue with the SqlClient posting twice during beta testing for VS 2005. I never saw a posting resolution so either they ignored it or didn't say anything. When I edit a DataList row, then click "Update", the Update command fires twice. This wasn't a problem until I started validating based on an UpdateDate field. Now, the first time it saves the record and processes
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rengeek33
on 3/26/2009
Deployment of Web Controls
I have been using the Tab Strip in development, so obviously I have successfully built and installed the controls. I want to deploy this to another server that does not have VS.NET on it (and it shouldn't). I have copied the web (with all of it's parts and dll's) to the server, but I get an error when I run the app. Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls, or one of its dependencies, is not found. The DLL is in the bin folder, but it's looking for something else. I can't "build" it on the server because there
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Internet Explorer Web Controls
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rengeek33
on 5/2/2006
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