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• Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 15

  Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! As mentioned yesterday, today we will be wrapping up with the discussion about the ASP.Net 2.0 compilation machinery with the discussion about virtual path providers. Virtual Path Providers: Before the advent of ASP.NET 2.0, a source ASP.NET page could be only an .aspx file deployed on the server and located in a particular folder. A one-to-one correspondence is required between .aspx resources and files on disk. In ASP.NET 2.0, the virtual path provider mechanism allows you to virtualize a bunch of files and even a structure of directories. You can abstract web content away from the physical structure of the file system. Created to serve the needs of SharePoint (the next version of SharePoint when ASP.Net 2.0 was... Posted Jul 27 2007, 02:34 AM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, Daily .Net Feeds, Level 300

• Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 14

  Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! Yeah, we skipped a few days again, just got a bit busy with my cases. As mentioned earlier, today we will be taking up the discussion about ASP.Net 2.0 Build Providers. Build Providers: In ASP.NET 1.x, only a few file types are dynamically compiled into assemblies—ASP.NET pages, user controls, ASP.NET Web services, and custom HTTP handlers. In ASP.NET 2.0, compilation model is extended to virtually any file type that you use in your application. In ASP.NET 2.0, commonly used file types are bound to a special breed of component—the build provider—which communicates with the ASP.NET infrastructure and provides the code representation of the contents of the specified file. Hence the build provider registered to process... Posted Jul 26 2007, 03:51 AM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, Daily .Net Feeds, Level 300

• Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 13

  Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! As mentioned earlier, today we will be wrapping up with the discussion about the ASP.Net 2.0 reserved folders. Let's take a look and understand the other ASP.Net special folders that we didn't consider yesterday. The App_Data Folder: The App_Data folder is expected to contain data stores local to the application. It typically contains data stores in the form of files such as Microsoft Access or Microsoft SQL Server Express databases, XML files, text files, and whatever else your application can support. The contents of the folder are not processed by ASP.NET. The folder is the default location where ASP.NET providers store their data. Note: The default ASP.NET account is granted full permissions on the folder. If... Posted Jul 25 2007, 03:47 AM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, Daily .Net Feeds, Level 200

• Daily .Net Feeds - ASP.Net 2.0 - Advanced - Day 12

  Hi Everyone, Welcome back!!! As mentioned earlier, today we will discuss about the ASP.Net 2.0 reserved folders. There a number of reserved folders that you will see applicable to an ASP.Net 2.0 application. We will now try to understand what each of these is and what their respective purposes are. As there are many such folders, and each has its own associated concept, we will see a few today and the remaining tomorrow: Folder name File Types Notes Bin .dll Contains any prebuilt assemblies required by the application. App_Browsers .browser Contains application-specific browser definition files that ASP.NET uses to identify individual browsers and determine their capabilities. App_Code .cs, .vb, .xsd, custom file types Contains source class... Posted Jul 24 2007, 02:32 AM by <dw:daniel_walzenbach runat="server" /> : ASP.NET Filed under: ASP.NET, Daily .Net Feeds, Level 200