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• Viewstate Issue

  hi All, I have a webpage( ASP.net 2.0) with the following controls, added during the design time: 1.) TextBox: txtName 2.) Button: btnPost the view state of the webpage is set to FALSE Scenario1 When I run this application: The value of the textbox seems to be always stored regardless if I have viewstate set to TRUE or FALSE. Why is that? In this scenario, if I try to override the LoadViewState ( given below) this function is never called!! why is that? protected override void LoadViewState( object

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 12/21/2008
  Filed under: Viewstate fail

• SOAP and WCF

  Hi All, After reading some SOAP realted stuff ( SOAP v1.2 Primer) and WCF, I got really confused with the following terms and how they might have been implemented in WCF : 1.) SOAP node & 2.) SOAP Processor ( In MS world there is no description about these terms anywhere !!!) --> Which class in the .Net framework is used to simulate these functionalities? Will it be correct to say that the System.ServiceModel namespace has the classes which provides the necessary functionality of SOAP node

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 9/4/2008
  Filed under: SOAP, wcf asp.net iis "web services"

• Re: Handle database connections with care

  I think one of the best practise to work with a data reader would be to use the COMMAND BEHAVIOUR enum's CloseConnection member. It is used like : IDataReader = cmd.ExecuteReader(CommandBehaviour. CloseConnection); This way the connection is always closed when the data reader is closed.

  Posted to FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 5/15/2008

• Re: SQL queries

  If you looking for performance, then use the complied query concept of LINQ which is faster.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 2/26/2008

• Re: A staff import page horror show (.net multi-threading)

  have you tried using AJAX?

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 2/25/2008

• Re: Enterprise Library and Oracle Database Transactions

  Hi, Please check if you are calling an DDL statement from your stored procedure because if any DDL statement is fired the changes made to the DB are commited even if you havent explicitly called commit. Thanks,

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 2/25/2008

• Re: Processing Potentially Long-Running Tasks Offline

  Hi, I have seen the same scenario being implemented via a scheduled exe ( console application of c#). Not sure if that is the best way but it does not seem to have any issues like the timer issue which you have mentioned.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 2/22/2008

• Re: Help with DAL / BLL Question

  I think for the users security issues, you can have a filter in your where clause in case you are implementing the user security at the DB level. For the case of passing data from DB upto BLL: I think the best method is :Use a IDataReader to fill up a entity object and then pass the entity object upto the BLL. I have seen this sort of implementation in many of the "reference" 3 tier applications.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 2/19/2008

• Re: Queue to process a report

  Using FIFO is a nice way of working with requests, assuming that your SQL query is using a ORDER BY ASC clause on the datatime field which stores the requests :-)

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 2/19/2008

• Re: DAL question

  I agree with Momcilo that by having a seperate DAL assembly you can have the connection /transaction mgmt done at one place. According to me the DAL is used for accessing the databases where as we use entities or dataset to store the data or to pass the data from one layer to another. I think the main benefit of DAL comes when you have to interface your application with multiple database or you come across a scenario where you are required to port your applicaton from one DB to other.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Ashutosh Bhardwaj on 2/19/2008