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A Taste of Logic
Image or ImageButton without ImageUrl Causes HTTP GET for Default Document
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over 3 years ago
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Jim Cheshire
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I recently worked an issue with a customer who was seeing an error in his application due to a null reference. The error was perplexing because the object that was null was populated on the logon page of the application, but the error was occurring after...
A Taste of Logic
Sessions and Classes
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over 3 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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Any programmer knows that logic errors are among the most difficult to troubleshoot. I was recently working with a developer who was encountering an obscure logic bug concerning session variables, and the case raised an interesting (and important) point...
A Taste of Logic
Windows Home Server Data Corruption Fix
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over 4 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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Windows Home Server is a great product, but it's been plagued by an infamous bug known as the Data Corruption Bug. Yesterday, the Windows Home Server team released a public beta of Power Pack 1. In addition to some new features and enhancements, Power...
A Taste of Logic
Third Party ASP.NET Controls and Visual Studio 2008
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over 4 years ago
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Jim Cheshire
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We've had a few cases recently where customers are using third-party ASP.NET server controls (either written by a third-party company or by the customer) and finding that the controls are not rendering correctly in the Visual Studio 2008 design surface...
A Taste of Logic
New IIS.NET Website for the Windows Server 2008 Launch
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over 4 years ago
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Jim Cheshire
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We've just launched a completely revamped and overhauled IIS 7 website with new content. Visit the premiere IIS 7 resource at www.iis.net . Jim
A Taste of Logic
Error When Opening ASP.NET Site on IIS 7 Using Visual Studio 2005
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over 4 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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Now that Windows Server 2008 is out the door, we're starting to see more customers using IIS 7. I recently worked on a case where one of our engineers was dealing with a customer using Visual Studio 2005 and IIS 7. He was encountering an error message...
A Taste of Logic
Hotfix Rollup for Visual Studio / Visual Web Developer Express Edition 2008
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over 4 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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We recently released a hotfix rollup that fixes numerous issues in Visual Web Developer 2008, both the Visual Studio release and the Express edition. News of this rollup has circulated through many blogs and websites, but we're still seeing a fair number...
A Taste of Logic
The Power of !dumpmodule
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over 4 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
1
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Scenario: My customer is experiencing a hang and I see many threads with an identical stack. I also see that the customer has one thread that is running a component that is an OCX. What I want to find out is whether that component is referenced in the...
A Taste of Logic
Cool Things You Can Do with AppCMD in IIS 7
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over 4 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
3
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If you haven't had a chance yet to mess around with IIS 7, you should take the time. One of the changes that will impact everyone is configuration. Not only have we changed where configuration settings are stored, but we've also released a very cool command...
A Taste of Logic
Update on Slow Startup Fix
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over 4 years ago
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Jim Cheshire
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A while back, I wrote a post regarding slow startup of ASP.NET 2.0 applications due to a lookup on a bad account. The hotfix for that issue is now available. The KB number is 944157. You can get the fix by calling PSS or by using our online automated...
A Taste of Logic
Having Network Problems on Win2003 SP2?
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
3
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We've seen quite a few issues recently from customers having network problems on Windows Server 2003 SP2. These issue range from connections being reset to seeing things like database mirroring issues, etc. In other words, anything involving network traffic...
A Taste of Logic
Creating Strings - A Case Study
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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I recently worked an issue with a customer who was experiencing high CPU. Performance Monitor data showed that the % of Time in GC was 46%. We generally recommend that you not be in GC more than 5% of the time, so this was a point of interest. One of...
A Taste of Logic
Purchase My Books in the Microsoft Company Store
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
1
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I received notification today that Microsoft has decided to carry a small number of non-Microsoft Press books in the Microsoft Company Store in Redmond. One of those books will be mine, most likely my latest book on ASP.NET 3.5 . If you're a Microsoft...
A Taste of Logic
My New Zune : Thoughts from an iPod Junkie
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
26
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Yesterday morning I replaced my iPod with a new Zune 2. I've owned 4 iPods over the years, and I've always loved them. When the first Zunes released, I wasn't tempted at all to replace my trusty iPod. That all changed when I heard of the new features...
A Taste of Logic
New Hotfix: Run ASP.NET Without Full Trust in My_Computer_Zone
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over 5 years ago
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Jim Cheshire
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I have been working with the product group on a new hotfix that allows you to run ASP.NET 2.0 applications without associating the My_Computer_Zone code group with the Full Trust permission set in Code Access Security. The new hotfix is available now...
A Taste of Logic
Long Delay on First Request to ASP.NET 2.0 Application
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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I have worked several issues recently regarding long delays on the first request to an ASP.NET application. These delays are much longer than typical app domain startups and JIT compiles. To troubleshoot these issues, I get hang dumps of the process to...
A Taste of Logic
Running ASP.NET in a Shared Hosting Environment
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over 5 years ago
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Jim Cheshire
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I was recently working on an issue with a large international hosting company. This company hosts many websites in a shared hosting environment, and one of their customers had uploaded a page that performed some tasks using ASP.NET that greatly concerned...
A Taste of Logic
Automating aspnet_compiler in Visual Web Developer
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
65
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Visual Studio has a cool user interface for publishing a website using the Publish Web Site dialog, accessible by selecting Build, Publish Web Site. You can use this dialog to pre-compile your website and avoid having to deploy source code. Visual Web...
A Taste of Logic
ASP.NET Version Madness
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
8
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With the impending release of Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Web Developer 2008, along with the .NET Framework 3.5, there is a bit of confusion around version numbers for ASP.NET. Before I get too far into this, let me just say right now that this post...
A Taste of Logic
Why don't my .NET Framework patches install?
Posted
over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
1
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I recently worked an issue with a customer who was rolling out some patches to over 50,000 computers across his enterprise using SMS. SMS reported that the patches successfully installed on all workstations, but my customer noticed a strange anomoly that...
A Taste of Logic
Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 Available - Now with VWD 2008
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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We recently announced the RTW of Visual Studio 2008 beta 2. What you might not know is that beta 2 also introduces the new Visual Web Developer Express Edition 2008. ASP.NET developers should be pretty excited about the new features, and this product...
A Taste of Logic
Get Hotfixes Without Calling PSS
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
4
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You can now get a hotfix from Microsoft without having to call PSS! Just browse the the following site. https://support.microsoft.com/contactus2/emailcontact.aspx?scid=sw;en;1410&WS=hotfix When you get there, enter the requested information...
A Taste of Logic
Please listen carefully as our menus have changed.
Posted
over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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I recently had to call Samsung customer service due to a broken TV set. (It's actually a very long story that involved many calls over a 2-month period, but I won't bore you.) Shortly after that debacle, my Xbox went belly up with the dreaded three-red...
A Taste of Logic
WPF Provides the Best of Times
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over 5 years ago
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Jim Cheshire
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New York Times publisher Pinchy Suzberger recently told Haaretz Daily Newspaper Israel, "I don't know if we will be printing in five years, and you know what, I don't care." My dad was in the newspaper business for many decades and worked for a few very...
A Taste of Logic
Free VWD and SQL Server 2005 Express Hosting (For 30 Days)
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over 5 years ago
by
Jim Cheshire
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If you're just getting around to checking out Visual Web Developer (whether as part of Visual Studio or by using the free Visual Web Developer Express Edition,) you might want to test out your application in a real-world hosting environment. Then again...
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