Natty Gur
Enterprise Architect on Enterprise Architecture
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COM+ and .Net practical approach
This article is actually made up from three main parts. The first part handles all the aspect of using COM+. After reading this part you will know what the options that you have to host your assembly in COM+, impact on ASP.NET application performance of any option and what are, if any, limitations impose by selecting certain COM+ hosting option.
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Turning caspol -s off and Oracle ODP stops to retrieve data. - Oracle Response
Oracle support successfully re-create that problem in their Lab. they confirm is a problem (not bug, yet) but there isn't any solution, workaround right now.
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ASP.NET 2.0 and utility classes.
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ASP.NET generates Personalization code even if you didn’t ask for it in your page.
While writing an article about the way Whidbey handled ASPX files I notice that ASP.NET generate personalization assembly and several personalization functions inside ASPX assembly. ASP.NET generate this code although I didn’t ask anywhere on the page for Personalization. Well, it turned out that HttpPersonalization Tag in Machine.config is responsible for generation of Personalization code. HttpPersonalization has enable attribute that set by default to true and cause generation of code. If you want to turn code generation of personalization off set enable attribute to false.
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Turning caspol -s off and Oracle ODP stops to retrieve data.
One of my clients, which got close network, use caspol -s off to turn down client side stations security. After w while ODP code that run perfectly on developers machine stop to work, while MS oracle driver works perfectly. ODP code throws exceptions such as “Invalid Operation” or others that really didn’t tell you anything. As you probably figure out it took us a lot of time to find that turning off caspol causes ODP to misbehave, but we humans, don’t we?
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Signed up today to 2004 MVP Global Summit.
I hope I can meet you guys!
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Do we need to deploy code behind files while working with ASP.NET 2.0 ?
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Running ASPX files under IIS with Longhorn and Whidbey
By default every project that you run with Whidbey runs under webdev.webserver. If you want to run ASPX files with IIS there are certain action that need to be take :
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More oracle woes
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Trying to implement front controller for Avalon Navigation application
Avalon Navigation application is pretty much closer to web behavior. There is one Host (Browser / Windows) that can display different content (HTML pages/Panels). Navigation application is based on one form and several panels that can be hosts and changed by using the main page Navigate function. So I thought it will be nice to implement “front controller” in Navigation application to impose predefine logic on panel flow.