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CannonPI teaser video: There is a new video up on youtube that is the beginning of many more videos. You should check it out and look for for more coming soon. Also, see if you recognize any of the people in this, feel free to post here who you think they are. Read More...
Posted 07 May 09 01:58 by Tom | 4 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, IIS, .NET, Visual Studio, Microsoft, IIS7
The PDC this year…: Not sure how many people are planning on attending the PDC (Professional Developers Conference) this year, but it is going to be a fantastic conference. We announced some huge announcements on the PDC web site. http://www.microsoftpdc.com/ We have Read More...
Posted 29 September 08 06:00 by Tom | 1 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, IIS, AJAX, .NET, Visual Studio, Vista, IIS7, Silverlight, Windows, IE8, Live Mesh, MVC, Mobile, ADO.NET
ASP.NET, Visual Studio and Vista: I know that Vista has been out for a while, but just in case people are looking for information on how to use ASP.NET 1.1, Visual Studio 2005, or Visual Studio 2003 on Vista, here are some very helpful links. Using Visual Studio 2005 on Vista for web Read More...
Posted 22 May 08 06:00 by Tom | 11 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Visual Studio, IIS7
ASP.NET Tips: What to gather to troubleshoot – part 1 – High CPU or Hang: On machines running IIS5 and IIS5.1, these are the Inetinfo.exe, DLLHost.exe and/or ASPNET_WP.exe processes. On machines running IIS 6 or 7, this is the w3wp.exe process. The following steps will allow us to get log files of the processes hosting the Read More...
Posted 02 May 08 12:13 by Tom | 12 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, IIS, .NET, IIS7, ASP.NET Tip, Hang, High CPU
ASP.NET Tab Missing: A common issue we see customers having is after installing ASP.NET 2.0, the ASP.NET Tab is missing from IIS. This tab is used for setting the version of ASP.NET and a lot of other things. When this tab is missing, it can be rather difficult to get it Read More...
Posted 17 April 08 09:47 by Tom | 56 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, IIS, Vista, IIS7
Useful appcmd commands: So with IIS7, there is a new way to get data out about your web server, using the new appcmd.exe process. To start out with, the best place to start is with: Things you can do by piping appcmd commands There are a lot of useful commands listed there that Read More...
Posted 01 April 08 09:38 by Tom | 1 Comments
Filed under IIS, IIS7
Recent IIS 7.0 updates: So there have been some new updates recently released for IIS 7.0. These updates add some additional functionality to IIS on Windows Server 2008. The biggest one is the addition of FTP: Microsoft FTP Publishing Service for IIS 7.0 Documentation can be Read More...
Posted 19 March 08 11:52 by Tom | 4 Comments
Filed under Microsoft, IIS7
ApplicationHost Helper Service - what does it do?: Another new thing about IIS7 is this new service called the ApplicationHost Helper. This serves two main purposes: Configuration history Application Pool Account Mappings Config History This is the service that will make backups of your ApplicationHost.config Read More...
Posted 07 March 08 05:57 by Tom | 2 Comments
Filed under IIS7
Automatic Application Pool Isolation in IIS7 - why you'll want to use this: So IIS7, which comes with the new Windows Server 2008 which just RTM'd, has a bunch of new features that are going to make life a lot easier for the web developer and administrator. The one we will see today is called Automatic Application Pool Isolation. Read More...
Posted 05 March 08 12:02 by Tom | 2 Comments
Filed under IIS7
ASP.NET Tips: Add trace statements: So I am going to start a new topic revolving around some useful tips for ASP.NET developers. The first one is rather simple but very effective. When you are creating your site, it is a good idea to add some tracing to your application for times Read More...
Posted 29 February 08 12:14 by Tom | 2 Comments
Filed under ASP.NET, Debugging, IIS, IIS7, ASP.NET Tip

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