Tips & Tricks: Web Server Settings for Web Application Projects now can be stored per user as well as per project

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re: Tips & Tricks: Web Server Settings for Web Application Projects now can be stored per user as well as per project

Rick Strahl — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 05:30:07 GMT

Great feature! And way too easy to miss as I have...

This will come in very handy in a number of multi-developer scenarios. It would be cool if there was broader support for this sort of thing in general even for things like web.config where a .user file would override the web.config settings in the same place so you can deal with things like ConnectionStrings, AppSettings etc. in a user specific way. This has traditionally been one of the main things I've seen getting hung up on for source control.

re: Tips & Tricks: Web Server Settings for Web Application Projects now can be stored per user as well as per project

WebDevTools — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 04:31:21 GMT

Hi Rick...

You suggested

>>>>> "This will come in very handy in a number of multi-developer scenarios. It would be cool if there was broader support for this sort of thing in general even for things like web.config where a .user file would override the web.config settings in the same place so you can deal with things like ConnectionStrings, AppSettings etc. in a user specific way"

web.config is used when your application runs, it is not specifically just a IDE feature... hence trying to remove sections of web.config into user file is difficult... Although the spirit of your suggestion is very valuable that we indeed need to be able to allow replacement of web.config sectons per user... We will definitely consider this for future versions of visual studio... In the meantime I would recommend looking at Web Deployment Projects which have a specific feature around config replacement... You can find more ifnormation at the linked URL on this comment...

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re: Tips & Tricks: Web Server Settings for Web Application Projects now can be stored per user as well as per project

Nikhil Satam — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 11:14:32 GMT

Hi,

I am new to .NET. I have developed a web application in C#, but it is giving a problem when more than a single user tries to access the same resource simultaneously.

How can I solve this?

Current Situation:

I am using SqlHelper.cs

Error:

Exception Details: System.InvalidOperationException: Internal connection fatal error.

Source Error:

Line 413: {

Line 414: ReaderTrans.Close();

Line 415: ConnectTrans.Close();

Line 416: }

Line 417: return returnArr;

Source File: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Electricity\Classes\bislogic.cs

Function:

I am using the foll function:

ReaderTrans = SqlHelper.ExecuteReader(ConnectTrans,sp_name,sp_parpopmajor);

if (ReaderTrans.HasRows)

while (ReaderTrans.Read())

{

while (i < ReaderTrans.FieldCount)

{

if (ReaderTrans.GetFieldType (i) == typeof(System.DateTime))

returnArr[i] = ReaderTrans.GetDateTime(i).ToString("dd-MMM-yyyy");

else

returnArr[i] = ReaderTrans[i].ToString();

i=i+1;

}