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Re: storing variables in web forms Nimit Patel22-Dec-06 1:13 Nimit Patel 22-Dec-06 1:13  Hi, You can use Application level variable to store the multiple values of variables by creating Array or object which store string. I hope this will useful to you. Nimit Patel Re: storing variables in web forms Christian Graus22-Dec-06 8:30 Christian Graus 22-Dec-06 8:30  Are you certain that using session state will slow down your app ? How much are you storing ? Viewstate is a bad option, because it increases the size of the pages going down to the client.  It's useful, to be sure, but it needs to be controlled, and not used for app wide values. Christian Graus - C++ MVP 'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert problem in debugging MissionSuccess22-Dec-06 0:26 MissionSuccess 22-Dec-06 0:26  hi everyone i can debug my windows applications but not any web applications. it seems some previleges problem. i have logged in through administrator account.i m also the member of debugger users and vs developers group. any thing more which i m missing. plz plz help Re: problem in debugging rama charan22-Dec-06 0:40 rama charan 22-Dec-06 0:40  ya if u are using winxp then follow the steps go to IIS then go to "default website" which is just after website folder icon in tree view right click on it and select "properties" option next go to "directory security tab in it. you can see the first one is "anomynous access and authentication control" in that click "edit" and then enable "integrated windows authentication" in it and then u can debug ur web applications... Re: problem in debugging MissionSuccess22-Dec-06 0:55 MissionSuccess 22-Dec-06 0:55  thanks for ur suggetion. but "integrated windows authentication" is already enabled. i am using winXp. plz guide me... Re: problem in debugging Nimit Patel22-Dec-06 1:23 Nimit Patel 22-Dec-06 1:23  Hi, I continue here from above reply from click on EDIT button, click checkbox of Anonymous access, browse and enter -> IUSER_[your computer name] ex. my computer name is "nimit" then IUSER_NIMIT click checkbox of allow IIS to control password In Authenticated Access Box checked "integrated windows authentication" now you check your web config file for the debuging = true I hope you will check this all option and get your debuging again. Nimit Patel Re: problem in debugging [modified] MissionSuccess22-Dec-06 1:50 MissionSuccess 22-Dec-06 1:50  my computer name is ServerHO3. i have given IUSR_ServerHO3 and follow ur steps. still i can not debug.same problem of previleges. now i m very much frustrated. any body plz help help me -- modified at 8:01 Friday 22nd December, 2006 Re: problem in debugging Nimit Patel22-Dec-06 1:54 Nimit Patel 22-Dec-06 1:54  Hello, It is IUSR_ServerHO3 ok Nimit Patel Re: problem in debugging MissionSuccess22-Dec-06 2:03 MissionSuccess 22-Dec-06 2:03  thanks for ur early response but will u plz look at my modified post. it is IUSR_ServerHO3 Re: problem in debugging Nimit Patel22-Dec-06 2:08 Nimit Patel 22-Dec-06 2:08  Have you check your web config is enable for debuging. if yes, Then what was the message now you get that you tell me Nimit Patel Re: problem in debugging MissionSuccess22-Dec-06 2:20 MissionSuccess 22-Dec-06 2:20  ya in web.config In compilation section debug="true" is it ok. now when i m pressing F5 i leaves with the error "error while trying to run project.Unable to start debugging on the web server.You do not have previleges to debug web server process. Contact an administrator to get debug previleges on the server.You may also want to refer ASP.Net and ATL Server debugging topic in the online documentation." again to clarify 1.i have logged in through administrator. 2.i m the member of debugger users and VSDevelopers group. 3.integrated windows authentication is enabled. 4.In projects configuration properties ASP.Net debugging is also enabled 5.Anonymous access is also enabled and IUSR_ServerHO3 is there 6.Allow IIS to manage password is also enabled. now only u can help me plz think . i m getting this error from previous 1 month. although i m able to start without debugging(ctrl+F5) think plz Re: problem in debugging Elina Blank22-Dec-06 3:53 Elina Blank 22-Dec-06 3:53  Try attaching to process. Open you website in the browser. In VisualStudio (if this is, what you are using), go to debug-> attach to process. Choose aspnet_wp if you are using XP. Put some breakpoint, and you should get there Sincerely, Elina Life is great!!! Enjoy every moment of it! Re: problem in debugging [modified] MissionSuccess24-Dec-06 18:03 MissionSuccess 24-Dec-06 18:03  Thanks for ur suggetion but it did'nt allow me to attach aspnet_wp.exe ya i m using windows XP. error comes while i m going to attach aspnet_wp.exe "unable to attach to process.Access is denied." -- modified at 1:05 Monday 25th December, 2006 Re: problem in debugging Haissam22-Dec-06 4:57 Haissam 22-Dec-06 4:57  Dear, add the ASPNET user to your DEBUGGER group and it will work fine Best Regards, Haissam Abdul Malak My Blog How to read a text from a text file in C# NK722-Dec-06 0:14 NK7 22-Dec-06 0:14  Hi I would like to list all the available servers from tnsnames.ora file. DBNAME = (DESCRIPTIOMN= (ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=113.114.2.145)(PORT=1521)) (CONNECT_DATA=SERVICE_NAME=dbname)) In this file i want to read exactly service_name. How to do it in C#. Any one could you help me please? kesavan Re: How to read a text from a text file in C# rama charan22-Dec-06 1:02 rama charan 22-Dec-06 1:02  if that is the format u know that u always get the string then i can say u can use string functions like spit with separation character as " = " then as you can count in that string its the 9 th one or the last one in the string so take the last element in the string and remove the "))" from last part of the string again using a string function "remove" and then u get the the service name ... Re: How to read a text from a text file in C# ednrgc22-Dec-06 3:54 ednrgc 22-Dec-06 3:54  you can do 2 things: 1 - Don't cross post 2 - use regex with matches. Web Services varshavmane22-Dec-06 0:00 varshavmane 22-Dec-06 0:00  Hi all, Anyone can tell me how do I create a Web Service and what kind of applications are develop with the help of Web Service.How do I start.Please help me. Thanks in advance. Re: Web Services Frank Kerrigan22-Dec-06 0:22 Frank Kerrigan 22-Dec-06 0:22  This is a BIG topic. Start by searching code project for Web Services articles. Blog Have I http:\\www.frankkerrigan.com Re: Web Services varshavmane22-Dec-06 0:37 varshavmane 22-Dec-06 0:37  I have search few pages but not getting how do I start and what is the use of it. Thanks and Regards. Re: Web Services prolibertine22-Dec-06 3:57 prolibertine 22-Dec-06 3:57  Look at this article,you can find something very useful. <<introduction to="" .net="" web="" service="">> I think therefore I am --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ My Blog and Website： http://www.cnblogs.com/pinzui/ http://www.pinzui.cn http://jnlinux.org --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Re: Web Services ednrgc22-Dec-06 3:56 ednrgc 22-Dec-06 3:56  Try baby steps. Create a very simple web service to add 2 numbers or something. then use this service. Get into more depth as you learn more and more. Re: Web Services postmaster@programmingknowledge.com22-Dec-06 5:23 postmaster@programmingknowledge.com 22-Dec-06 5:23  There is an easy example at: http://www.programmingknowledge.com/webService.aspx[^] How to give reference to an assembly? irkahc21-Dec-06 23:56 irkahc 21-Dec-06 23:56  I created an assembly called "MyAssembly", which has two versions 1.1 and 1.2. I placed this assembly into GAC. Now I want to use ver1.1 in one page and 1.2 in second page in same application. Is this possible? If s how? thanks. Re: How to give reference to an assembly? Nimit Patel22-Dec-06 2:05 Nimit Patel 22-Dec-06 2:05  Hello, The following example shows how to redirect one assembly version to another and provide a codebase. <configuration> <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1"> <dependentAssembly> <assemblyIdentity name="myAssembly" publicKeyToken="32ab4ba45e0a69a1" culture="neutral" /> <bindingRedirect oldVersion="1.0.0.0" newVersion="2.0.0.0"/> <codeBase version="2.0.0.0" href="http://www.litwareinc.com/myAssembly.dll"/> </dependentAssembly> </assemblyBinding> </runtime> </configuration> The following example shows how to use the appliesTo attribute to redirect binding of a .NET Framework assembly. <runtime> <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" appliesTo="v1.0.3705"> <dependentAssembly> <assemblyIdentity name="mscorcfg" publicKeyToken="b03f5f7f11d50a3a" culture=""/> <bindingRedirect oldVersion="0.0.0.0-65535.65535.65535.65535" newVersion="1.0.3300.0"/> </dependentAssembly> </assemblyBinding> </runtime> For more detail visit, http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpgenref/html/gngrfAssemblyBinding.asp Nimit Patel

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