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Re: 2010 Release Date Estimate
Looks like they are aiming for March 22, 2010.
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ASP.NET 4 Beta 1
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by
Brad Engels
on 10/19/2009
Re: OutOfMemoryException, but not using much memory.
After running IIS Debug Diagnostics I found that my memory was 96% fragmented (not good). The memory leak rule found over 6,000 allocations for the address verification dll that I was suspicious of. Obviously something is not being unloaded correctly. I am now in contact with the software vendors to see if they can help resolve this issue. Thanks for the help. FxCop would probably be a good idea regardless. I do usually try to run StyleCop, but have not gotten around to looking up the dll to run
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Configuration and Deployment
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by
Brad Engels
on 6/8/2009
Re: OutOfMemoryException, but not using much memory.
We use several session variables but do not use application state. The session variable are mostly short string (less than 10 char) or Boolean values. I think I have narrowed down the cause to an unmanaged dll (which is used for calling our address verification software). Running an address check several times in a row will always cause an OOM exception. This server is not live yet, so we had left the debug settings enabled. Setting <compilation debug="false"/> did not seem to have
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Brad Engels
on 6/5/2009
OutOfMemoryException, but not using much memory.
Server info: Windows 2003 (IIS6) w/ 2GB RAM. I have been getting Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown. very often with my asp.net website and the only way to recover is to manually recycle the application pool in IIS. Looking into the issue, I see that IIS has a limit of about 800MB which is when you will start seeing OOM. Almost every topic on the subject deals with this 800MB issue. That isn't the issue for me. I am getting the OOM error when w3wp.exe is using
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Configuration and Deployment
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by
Brad Engels
on 6/4/2009
Re: Why doenst my Form work?
You cannot use server controls with the MVC framework (datagrids, gridviews, etc...) as far as I know.
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ASP.NET MVC
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by
Brad Engels
on 4/16/2008
Re: Cant make a ActiveDirectorySearch object?
Did you reference the DirectoryServices assembly in Web.config? < compilation debug= "true" > < assemblies > < add assembly= "System.DirectoryServices, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=B03F5F7F11D50A3A" /> </ assemblies > </ compilation >
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Active Directory and LDAP
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by
Brad Engels
on 3/20/2008
Filed under: DirectoryServices
Re: Query AD based on user GUID
string displayName; string samAccountName; DirectoryEntry objDE = new DirectoryEntry(); objDE.Path = "LDAP: //example.com/<GUID=" + p_userGUID + ">"; objDE.Username = "user "; objDE.Password = "password "; objDE.AuthenticationType = AuthenticationTypes.Secure; if (objDE.Properties.Contains(" sAMAccountName ")) { samAccountName = objDE.Properties[" sAMAccountName "][0]; } if (objDE.Properties.Contains(" displayName ")) { displayName
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Active Directory and LDAP
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by
Brad Engels
on 2/8/2008
Multiple foreign keys between two tables
I have been working on an issue tracking application and have decided to do my database access using linq. The only real problem I have run into is how to link two tables that have multiple foreign key relations. I have table [Issue] and table [User]. [Issue] has fields issue_creator_id and issue_assigned_id, both related to [User]. The problem that I run into is that when I access Issue.User.user_name with linq, I cannot choose between the creator or assigned relationship. Other than creating a
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Blinq Preview
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by
Brad Engels
on 1/14/2008
Filed under: Blinq, LINQ
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