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• Re: Connecting to an external SQL 2000 Server from a Vista machine with SQL 2005 installed

  I've just run into exactly the same issue as that described in the beginning of this thread. Is there a solution out there for this problem? I'm running Vista Ultimate and Visual Studio 2005, but only SQL Server Management Studio Express.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by mikbyrne on 10/3/2007

• Re: parsing error: ambiguous match found

  Hi, I've just been wrangling with pretty much the same issue for nearly an hour. In my experience (and in most of the stuff I encountered online) it was a naming collision. My scenario had a server control declared in my .aspx file with the same ID as a protected object in the same page's code behind. Normally this would not even be able to compile, however the ID's of the two objects had differences in case. In my instance: In the .aspx file: <asp:Repeater ID="breadcrumbList" runat="server">

  Posted to Migrating from Visual Studio .NET 2003 to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by mikbyrne on 3/8/2007

• Re: This application is already precompiled - Help?

  I was experiencing the same problem and was able to get working again by deleting that PrecompiledApp.config file. It also stuffed up a lot of my references and the removed all the CodeFile="..." attributes. What I still don't understand is how my Web Deployment project decided to deploy the precompiled code over all the files in the normal source directory. Luckily this was a very small part of a larger solution (and I had a proper version in source control to draw on); otherwise this would have

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by mikbyrne on 11/8/2006

• Re: Adding Wizard StartNavigationTemplate breaks server validation

  Hi there, I understand your frustration, this would appear to be a genuine flaw in the way these asp:Wizard's work. I've continued to use the fix I've demonstrated above in a major project using these wizards across about 20 pages and it's certainly proven to be stable and effective. I've got a tiny, lingering doubt that I'm missing something obvious, however for now I'm sticking with I've got. Aside from this flaw, I've found the use of these wizards very effective

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mikbyrne on 10/24/2006

• Re: With Web Deployment Project

  This is a great thread and has helped to confirm and clarify my understanding of how web deployments work. I'm currently facing a challenge in a similar vein, and was hoping that I'd be able to get some direction on how to best tweak my web deployment project to get it all working. I have a solution that includes a number of separate website projects, with one project at the root and then a couple of other projects configured as separate projects (and corresponding to seprate applications

  Posted to VS 2005 Web Application Projects (Forum) by mikbyrne on 9/4/2006

• Re: Adding Wizard StartNavigationTemplate breaks server validation

  OK, so I've been hacking away at this problem all morning and have managed to put together a clunky, but eventually effective, workaround. My testing assured me that my various validation controls were working correctly, i.e. the Page.IsValid property was always true or false respectively (I'm talking here only about server-side validation). I had an event handler assigned to the OnNextButtonClick attribute which was getting called and could access the Page.IsValid property, but could not stop the

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mikbyrne on 8/14/2006

• Re: Adding Wizard StartNavigationTemplate breaks server validation

  I'm also at exactly the same point as this guy. The page is not valid, and I can get that information when the user clicks the next button, but for some reason I'm not able to prevent the wizard going on to the next step. Would appreciate some feedback or a workaround.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mikbyrne on 8/14/2006

• Re: ASPNETCOMPILER is crashing. "Object reference not set to an instance of an object"

  OK, so after some laborious trial and error I have managed to isolate the issue here to the App_Code folder. For some reason, this site is unable to compile while there is anything in the App_Code folder. I have finally managed to publish the site by moving all the classes in the App_Code folder into a separate project. However, I'd appreciate some feedback to learn why this might be happening to avoid a similar scenario in the future.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by mikbyrne on 7/10/2006

• ASPNETCOMPILER is crashing. "Object reference not set to an instance of an object"

  I have a fairly straightforward ASP.NET website that will simply not publish. It builds and runs perfectly fine from my local machine but when I try to deploy the site, either using a Web Deployment Project or even the simple Publish Web Site command, I end up getting an error from the ASPNETCOMPILER, Line 1, Character 1, which simply says "Object reference not set to an instance of an object". No other feedback whatsoever. For the record I'm using .NET 2.0, VS2005 and running Windows Server 2003

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by mikbyrne on 7/10/2006

• Error on WDP build "ASPNETCOMPILER : error ASPRUNTIME: Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

  I'm having a problem with a web deployment project, the website builds fine (few warnings, nothing serious) but when I try to build the associated web deployment project it fails with a totally unhelpful 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' error in the ASPNETCOMPILER file??! The output from the build is: Target "AspNetCompiler" in file "C:\Program Files\MSBuild\Microsoft\WebDeployment\v8.0\Microsoft.WebDeployment.targets": Using "AspNetCompiler" task from assembly "Microsoft.Build

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by mikbyrne on 7/6/2006