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• Re: Web service cache

  The reason for not using "real" cache, is so I can deserialize these classes again later. But I was wondering if database caching would be more of a pain, or resource hog. Rick

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 4/26/2008

• Web service cache

  My web service app is retriving data from another web service much like a "proxy". I am currently caching the data returned by the other service by serializing the class to xml and saving to disk. So when the user submits the same query twice, the second time it returns the cached version. I could store this data in a database too. Would you say it is faster to serialize / deserialize classes to "cache" resposes or faster via database?

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 4/23/2008

• Re: Server tags cannot contain <% ... %> constructs

  document.getElementById('Image1').src = i; should be document.getElementById(' <%= Image1.ClientID %> ').src = i;

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 11/28/2007

• Weird happenings in web.sitemap

  Ok, my url in sitemap is default.aspx?p=Users/Account When I actually go to that url, it's default.aspx?p=Users%2fAccount But I can't put Users%2fAccount into the web.sitemap, but I can put Users/Account in there. (which causes the sitemap to not find that page) How can I represent %2f in an xml sitemap file? Thanks, Rick

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 11/25/2007

• Re: Web application on same server as SQL Server 2005 does not work

  Yes you can run on the same box. what connection string are you using? and you may have to enable/disable things in the sql server surface configuration. Rick

  Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 8/7/2007

• Re: Validator requiring space in name

  It works to a degree, but it's not exactly what I want. What I want is the user is required to enter a space. e.g. firstname lastname. if it has no space, then it can't submit. Plus only alpha-numeric characters. Thanks, Rick

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 4/17/2007

• Re: Validator requiring space in name

  ^[A-Za-z0-9\s]+$ does not work either. ;)

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 4/17/2007

• Validator requiring space in name

  Usually I am answering the questions, not asking them... I would like to use the RegularExpressionValidator to require the user name field to contain [first last] and not allow a name without a space. But also to use only alphanumeric characters. This is the validation expression I currently have: ^[0-9a-zA-Z ]+$ But it fails, and allows postback for users without a space in their name. Could you help me please? Thanks, Rick

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 4/17/2007

• Re: Store and Retrieve Files across multiple Drives

  Store the filenames without the drive letter. Then do this in code: Public Function ResolveFilename( ByVal filename as string) as string For A as integer = ASC( "L" ) to ASC( "M" ) Try If IO.file.Exists(CHR(A) + ":" + filename) Then Return CHR(A) + ":" + filename Exit For End If Catch ex as Exception End Try Next End Function

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 1/4/2007

• Re: Appending to MembershipUserCollection

  Bind to an array list. Loop through all users and add them to an arraylist. Dim x as new arraylist For a as integer = 0 to users.count -1 x.add(users(A)) Next GridView1.DataSource = X GridView1.DataBind()

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Rick Ratayczak on 1/4/2007