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  • Re: OOP Class Architecture question...

    I'd really rather try to figure out how to do it as I see it most commonly done. It's just weird because this scenario is SOOooo common within the .NET framework and yet no one I know or have asked knows how to replicate it with custom classes.
    Posted to Architecture (Forum) by EdenMachine on 3/31/2008
  • OOP Class Architecture question...

    If I were to try to mimic the architecture that Microsoft is using for their DataSet class to do a few classes for myself, how would I accomplish this? I'd like to mimic the following... Dim ds as New Data.Dataset() ds.Container.Add(...) Notice above that I create a new instance of Dataset and then I can select the Container property and then I can select the Add method to add a new Container to the Dataset instance that I named "ds" without doing anything extra or special. How does
    Posted to Architecture (Forum) by EdenMachine on 3/30/2008
  • Add Error Line Number to Release Mode Error Exception?

    Anyone know of a way to grab the line number that the error occured on in the Release version of the error exception? It shows up in Debug and not in Release (for speed reasons). Thanks, Rich
  • Re: Generic data layer object fo Stored Procedures?

    I think I'm looking more for something that I can run against a database, have it go through all my stored procedures and create data objects automatically for them so if I had 50 SPs I don't have to go through and do what you said 50 times. I can just run once and it creates everything for me to save time. ASP.NET Maker 2.2 does a great job of doing that for tables and views and all the admin pages but just not SPs though for some reason.
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by EdenMachine on 11/10/2006
  • Generic data layer object fo Stored Procedures?

    I'm looking for a generic datalayer object for stored procedures kind of like SubSonic/ActionPack but without all the other stuff that is with it. Just something to were i can just call SP.spGetItems("param") or whatever like SubSonic's does. Thanks in advance!!
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by EdenMachine on 11/10/2006
  • Re: NT Authentication problem

    Nope - that didn't do it. The only way it can see the username is if I turn off Anonymous authentication and when I do it prompts for my NT login every time I start a new browser session. <identity impersonate=true /> did nothing either way - true or false.
    Posted to Security (Forum) by EdenMachine on 10/12/2006
  • Re: NT Authentication problem

    So I need to turn off Anonymous user auth in IIS, set it to windows auth and then in the Web.Config set impersonate= true?
    Posted to Security (Forum) by EdenMachine on 10/12/2006
  • NT Authentication problem

    Quick question (hopefully) We use Active Directory with a single domain on our network, users log into their computer through the domain and we use ASP.NET 2.0 for our intranet. When I try to request their NT login username it always gives me "NETWORK SERVICE" instead of (for example) RColeman (which is my username). When I tweak some of the settings in IIS and/or the web.config I can finally get it to request the proper username but ONLY if on each browser session I login to an NT Login
    Posted to Security (Forum) by EdenMachine on 10/12/2006
  • Can't switch MasterPages programmatically if exposing properties??

    I have two MasterPages (one normal view and one print view) that I switch back and forth from programmatically in the content page in the PreInit. However, when I try to expose properties from the MasterPages (same props on both masterpages), since I have the MasterType directive strongly typed, it errors out because it says it can't cast one master to the other. Is there a way to change the MasterType path programmatically? Or do I just need to redo the main view to switch back and forth to
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