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• Website shut down - too much CPU being used

  My website was shut down yesterday because of too much CPU usage. In the last month I have begun testing web services and I'm pretty sure that is what caused the problems. Here is a sample of a web service I'm using: [WebMethod] public DataSet Addition( int Qty, int Min, int Max) { DataSet ds = new DataSet(); ds.Tables.Add("MathData"); ds.Tables[0].Columns.Add("ID"); ds.Tables[0].Columns.Add("n1"); ds.Tables[0].Columns.Add("n2"); ds.Tables[0].Columns

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by alockrem on 11/4/2009

• Re: Website shut down - too much CPU being used

  Thank you for your help. The random class is already using a class level variable (see below). public class _Random { private static Random randomSeed = new Random(); public static int RandomNumber(int Minimal, int Maximal) { return randomSeed.Next(Minimal, Maximal); } } I understand what you mean about the unnecessary conversions. I don't disagree, but that shouldn't impact the CPU usage enough to make the web host shut it down should it?

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by alockrem on 11/4/2009

• Re: Website shut down - too much CPU being used

  I'm not sure what I can do to stop denial of service attacks. My website provides free math tests to elementary students so hopefully I don't have many enemies wanting to shut me down. I can't run any debug tests until I move to a new host. I have agreed to not use the web services until I move my site to a new host. They are keeping the old code in place while I'm searching. Hosting suggestions?

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by alockrem on 11/4/2009

• Re: Website shut down - too much CPU being used

  Thank you for the responses. I'm pretty sure I don't have access to the IIS logs. I'm on shared hosting. If I do I have no idea how to find them. The host specifically stated CPU usage. "This site was suspended due to consistent heavy cpu usage on the web server." The qty limitation is a good point. I am the only person testing right now and I know I have never set the qty to more than 10.

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by alockrem on 11/4/2009

• What is the best way to dynamically create objects?

  I am creating a wizard application in c#. On each wizard step the administrator can add drop-down boxes, buttons, etc. The object data is stored in a database and displayed when the specific wizard step is requested. Note: I am not using the asp:wizard functionality. I would like to call a method stored in a class file to perform the logic and return the object. I am struggling with the following items: 1. The function requires that I specify the type of object being returned while defining the function

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by alockrem on 8/6/2009

• c# best practices - code behind & add_code files

  I am working on a project where quite a few controls are programmatically added to a placeholder. I am currently sending the placeholder and a few variables to a function in the app_code folder in an effort to keep the code behind page as clean as possible. I found a problem, though. If I want to create a button the event handler needs to call a function from the code behind page. Since I found this issue I have questioned if my original design is poor. It works great for most scenarios but doesn't

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by alockrem on 7/8/2009

• c# - AddHandler in App_Code

  I have a class file in the App_Code folder that creates objects on pages. The page passes a placeholder and a few values and the controls are programmatically added to the placeholder. One of the objects being created is a button. I believe I have to add an event handler to the button, but I'm having some problems. The method called is in the code behind page which is generating an error. btn.Click += new EventHandler(btnNext_Click); The error is: The name 'btnNext_Click' does not exist

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by alockrem on 7/7/2009

• Re: Need help accessing dynamically loaded user control's public property

  That fix is correct. Here is why that is happening and why the cast is required... In your original post you are loading the control as a "Control" instead of "MyUC". Since "MyNumber" is not a property of a standard control it isn't working for you. MyUC, which is your custom user control, does have a property of "MyNumber". By casting the control as MyUC you are allowed to define values for standard control properties and custom properties you have defined

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by alockrem on 6/26/2009

• Re: Getting borders or rules in a table?

  You will also probably want to include a border-color tag.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by alockrem on 6/26/2009

• Re: WCF - Service could not be activated

  No. I stopped working with WCF because nobody could help

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by alockrem on 4/8/2009