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IIS 7.0 Failed Request Tracing (for historical reasons internally we refer to it as FREB, since it used to be called Failed Request Event Buffering, and there are no "good-sounding-decent" acronyms for the new name) is probably the best diagnosing tool Read More...
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Last Monday I gave a presentation at the ASP.NET Connections event in Orlando, the title was IIS 7.0 for ASP.NET Developers . I just wish I had more time to stay at Orlando, weather was great, especially considering that Sunday I was watching Snow in Read More...
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Today I was playing a bit with Visual Studio 2008 and was surprised to see that I was not getting IntelliSense in my web.config. As you might already know IntelliSense in Xml in Visual Studio is implemented by using a set of schemas that are stored in Read More...
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Today I was asked how can someone would be able to add a new section definition using Microsoft.Web.Administration, so I thought I would post something quickly here just to show how this could be achieved. using System ; using Microsoft.Web.Administration Read More...
IIS 7.0 includes a very cool feature that is not so well known called Hostable WebCore (HWC). This feature basically allows you to host the entire IIS functionality within your own process. This gives you the power to implement scenarios where you can Read More...
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Today I will be talking about one of the features included in the new IIS Admin Pack called Configuration Editor. Configuration Editor is an IIS Manager feature that will let you managed any configuration section available in your configuration system. Read More...
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My last post talked about the Technical Preview release of the IIS 7.0 Admin Pack, and how it includes 7 new features that will help you manage your IIS 7.0. Today I was going to start writing about more details about each feature and Bill Staples just Read More...
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Background In IIS 7.0 we have the great functionality to allow you to configure the Web Server settings in a distributed way, including the IIS configuration along with the ASP.NET configuration in the web.config files by using Configuration Sections. Read More...
A couple of months ago I wrote about using LINQ with Microsoft.Web.Administration to manage and query IIS 7.0 configuration. Somebody came back to me and said that LINQ was very cool but that it was very much Developer oriented and that in a production Read More...
During the holidays my wife and I went back to visit our families in Mexico City where we are originally from. Again, during the flights I had enough spare time to build a couple of my favorite games, Backgammon and Connect4. I've already built both games Read More...
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During my last two business trips (to Barcelona for TechEd and Mexico for ReMix) I was way too bored on the plane and since I recently got my Motorola Q9 (which is a sweet Windows Mobile Phone) decided to write myself a Tetris game and to port my Sudoku Read More...
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With the upcoming release of .NET 3.5 and LINQ I thought it would be interesting to show some of the cool things you can do with IIS 7 and LINQ. Everything that I will do can be done with C# 2.0 code but it would take me several lines of code to write Read More...
Provides a high level overview of the new configuration system in IIS 7, including ApplicationHost.config and web.config Read More...
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Microsoft.Web.Administration is a new API in IIS 7 that allows developers using Managed Code to read and manipulate the server configuration in a simple yet powerfull API. Read More...
Shows a problem that WinForms splitter causes by calling Application.DoEvents in the SplitterPosition property setter. Read More...
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