June 2003 - Posts
Im running Windows 2003, IIS 6 and attempting to create an application mapping to the aspnet_isapi.dll to handle every incoming request (*).
In IIS5 you simply needed to provide the "*" extension so I gave that a try in IIS6. It fails, with the error "Wrong Extension format". This is the same for *.*, and .*. So I decided to hit the old Help button. It indicates:
"Type the file name extension associated with your application (or type an asterix as a wildcard character)."
This a (known) bug? Anyone have any fix?
Elvin first pointed this out to me. Thanks!
References:
http://www.aspalliance.com/nothingmn/images/IIS_AppMappings_Bug.jpg
http://www.15seconds.com/issue/030522.htm
15seconds.com just release Part 1 of a 3 Part'er dealing with Palm development.
Intro Graph:
The first part of this three part series walks through the process of creating a mobile blog application using a BASIC development environment for Palm OS devices called NS Basic. Subsequent articles will focus on synchronizing the data to the desktop using C# and creating an installer.
Post some comments; I need feedback!
Related: http://weblogs.asp.net/rchartier/posts/9017.aspx
If your working with NSBasic and trying to get a C# conduit reading UDT types out of the databases consider giving my Importer a test run. You can download the library, sample Palm application, and conduit here:
http://rob.mscorlib.com/MPDBSolution.rar
Make sure you actually do read the Readme.txt file or you will probably be lost. ;)
Send me some feedback on it!
A snippet from http://www.sys-con.com/Java/articlenews.cfm?id=2073
--> Live at JavaOne: Alan Williamson Blogs the Project Rave Keynote <--
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(June 11, 2003) - This is being blogged LIVE, as and when it happens, here at the Moscone. It's raw and uncut!
Watching Project Rave live, and it crashed!!!
Rich Green is winging it... and is struggling.
And still we are waiting... phew... it's come up!
And oops - the event trigger didn't work! Demo not going too well here... I wonder what Microsoft thinks now.
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Doesnt look like Project Rave is having as good as start as they expected.
Dont forget to send Roy a screen cap of your desktop!
My Desktop....
http://pnavy.com/royo/desktops/RobCartier
More Info:
Top right has a bunch of web services pulling data down on to my "desktop", winamp and calendar integration..some perfmon/system info, etc..All of this is Samurize (www.samurize.com -site is offline allot)
Along the bottom right, your typicaly systray, with the time (which doubles as a command prompt), and to the left of that is a web search tool (type in a query, auto launches browser and does custom search, etc...) - geoshell (www.geoshell.com)
Bottom (vertical bar) is something similar to a quick launch bar with the most recent apps I use..of course with a clipboard history tool, volume control, access to common folders, etc.. - geoshell
The horizontal bars next to that are all levels of "quick launchers" also, the expanded is a the secondary items which I use "most of the time" and the hidden items are sorted items which I use some of the time... - geoshell
The last and hidden bar on the top left contains stuff like controls to fade out all the controls, a quick-list-type control, some controls for auto-orgnaizing windows (min all, tile, restore, etc..)..and another control to handle switching between apps. - geoshell
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