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• Re: Modify Web Service

  [quote user="vgiambattista"] If you make the service change and recompile your code, you should be able to simply drop the application dll in the bin folder on your deployment server without redeploying all the aspx page that havn't changed. James [/quote] I'm afraid that wouldn't work in his case since the web service was published as a web site with "Allow code to be updatable" option set to false. If it weren't, I agree with you

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by igor.p on 8/21/2008

• Re: Modify Web Service

  It seems like it was published with "Allow this precompiled site to be updatable" option turned off. In that case, your options are limited to republishing...

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by igor.p on 8/21/2008

• Re: Modify Web Service

  It depends on the changes you want to make. Changes to .asmx files can be done without having to recompile. However, if you want to make changes to the code-behind files (if applicable), you'd need to recompile (i.e. republish as well -- unless you have all of your source files and don't mind using command line). Note that it's not a good practice to make changes on the production server. Always make changes in your development environment and then publish them to your test/production

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Networking and Web Services (Forum) by igor.p on 8/21/2008

• Re: Swf file in a div tag problem

  <div style="text-align:center"> and its closing tag are not appearing in bold, so I hope you notice them ... I'm not about to weed through all of that markup to figure out what happened .

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by igor.p on 8/21/2008

• Re: Swf file in a div tag problem

  Here are several things that I changed (in bold). The idea is that if you want everything centered, have one element (a div typically) to center everything or have multiple identical divs to center multiple sections. Second, define the size for your objects, not the containers. In your case, it seems like you want your Flash object to be so many pixels wide and so many pixels high. Do it on the object itself. Anyway, after I made these changes, everything was centered in Firefox. Hope this helps

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by igor.p on 8/21/2008

• Re: Swf file in a div tag problem

  Could you also paste the HTML that the page renders? That would be helpful. Thanks.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by igor.p on 8/20/2008

• Re: Performance tuning

  Sorry to keep asking questions, what was the exact exception message? There are several variations of the "Underlying connection closed..." exception. Thanks.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by igor.p on 8/20/2008

• Re: enums when we need more than 64 flags

  That's an interesting problem. An enumerated type makes sense because of the ability to use bitwise operators. However, enum specifically restricts you to built-in numeric types, so that you cannot use a custom numeric type. I would say use a collection for this purpose (Hashtable, perhaps). On the other hand, you could create a custom type as a wrapper for your enumeration and actually handle comparisons in your wrapper (overload operators, if you need to). So, your enumeration will allow 2

  Posted to C# (Forum) by igor.p on 8/20/2008

• Re: Performance tuning

  Would you please provide the URL of the MSDN article you referenced? Thanks.

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by igor.p on 8/20/2008

• Re: Login Problems

  What happens? Does it just tell you that it cannot authenticate you or do you get a more glaring SQL exception? I assume you're using the local SQL Express database, so I would make sure that you copy it to your web server (not that you would want to do that once your application is in production).

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by igor.p on 8/20/2008