Chris Moseley on Web Development - All Comments

re: Shared assemblies, without the GAC

mctd — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:02:31 GMT

Great post. However, the main problem with this trick is that assemblies in the SharedCode\Bin folder:

- cannot be hotfixed (they are write-locked by the w3wp process)

- probably would not trigger a pool recycling when changed (if they could)

any solution ?

re: Shared assemblies, without the GAC

Dave Flack — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 21:45:24 GMT

Fantastic post. This saved me countless hours!

re: Shared assemblies, without the GAC

Don DeHoff — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 02:10:20 GMT

Sorry to resurrect an old post, but I haven't found any newer information on using this method of sharing assemblies, and it would really help me out. Did you have any long-term issues with the NTFS Junction method? Did you ever use it again? Have you heard of anyone else successfully using this method?

Thanks

re: FileUpload controls don't do ajax!

cjmos — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 16:54:18 GMT

A quick note to readers of this post. If you're looking to create a file upload page that maintains the ajax interface and uploads files without a page refresh, take a look at this 'How Do I' video by Joe Stagner.

www.asp.net/.../video-254.aspx

re: FileUpload controls don't do ajax!

cjmos — Sun, 28 Oct 2007 21:50:43 GMT

dragos; The problem with using FileUpload inside an update panel is not that it causes a postback but rather that it just doesn't find the file that has been entered into the FileUpload control. Unfortunately, wrapping the lot in another UpdatePanel will not fix this problem.

re: FileUpload controls don't do ajax!

dragos.haiduc — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 06:56:28 GMT

Embed your update panel containing the file upload within another upload panel.

The outer update panel will catch the file upload postbacks, not refreshing the whole page.