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• Re: IIS 7 hosting error

  I didn't try either of those suggestions as the issue didn't affect us severely. I also didn't like the fact that both options are essentially just cover-ups... so I am waiting for an official MS fix.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 6/10/2008

• Re: ActiveDirectoryMemberShipProvider and COMException (0x8007203A): The server is not operational

  I ended up opening an issue with MS Support on this and went through a couple rounds of debugging with them. There is definitely something wrong with the way the ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider is working, but they didn't really figure out what. Basically they just had me workaround the issue by specifying the LDAP port (389) explicitly in the connection string: LDAP://domain.subdomain.com:389/DC=domain,DC=subdomain,DC=com It has worked fine for me ever since I added this to the connection

  Posted to Security (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 5/13/2008

• Re: IIS 7 hosting error

  Nothing asynchronous is on the offending page. No AJAX or anything fancy. Just a basic event handler...

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 5/1/2008

• Re: IIS 7 hosting error

  It occurs sporadically (5-6 times per day) across several different pages. There doesn't seem to be one specific page that is causing the problem. Even more interesting is that I spoke to the Vista user and they did not get any error page returned, even though an error was generated and emailed to our support mailbox. The request processed fine, and they viewed the resulting page fine. So, from a user standpoint, it's hard to tell if this is actually affecting users. Have you witnessed the

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 5/1/2008

• Re: IIS 7 hosting error

  FYI -- I just got this error message from a Vista client running IE7... so it is not related to Windows XP.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 5/1/2008

• Re: IIS 7 hosting error

  The error is so intermittent that it's hard to test for. However, I can confirm that the error is happening on WinXP SP2 clients running IE7. We do not use the GridView control, so it isn't an issue specific to that control. If it happens across both IE and FireFox then it seems more like a TCP communication issue between XP SP2 and Server 2008. Are you running your apps under an HTTPS/SSL web address? Ours is, and that could be another factor to consider. Does your problem always happen

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 5/1/2008

• Re: IIS 7 hosting error

  I am getting the same error on our Windows Server 2008 IIS7 box. It seems to happen randomly.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 4/30/2008

• Re: Why is TempData passed via Session?

  I see... so Controller.RedirectToAction() spins up an entirely new Request. Still seems like there ought to be a way to pass this without requiring Session state, but I guess for now that's just the way it goes!

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 3/7/2008

• Why is TempData passed via Session?

  Wouldn't this data container be more appropriately passed between Controllers via the HttpContext? It seems like an unnecessary burden to be passing it via Session... Do Controllers not share the same HttpContext for a particular Request?

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 3/7/2008
  Filed under: MVC ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, MVC Preview 2, tempdata

• MVC Preview 2 Relative URL Resolution Bug

  The following code: <% = Html.Image( "~/Content/Images/test.gif" ) %> Outputs the following incorrect URL path in the Preview 2 release of the MVC framework: <img src="/ AppBaseContent /Images/test.gif" alt="test.gif" /> Note the missing directory separator between the /AppBase and the Content directory. If I remember correctly I believe this was a problem in the MVCToolkit code... It must have been ported over to the Preview 2 release. The ugly workaround

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by ian_a_anderson on 3/6/2008
  Filed under: MVC, MVCToolkit, ASP.NET MVC, MVC Preview 2