Description: The application attempted to perform an operation not allowed by the security policy. To grant this application the required permission please contact your system administrator or change the application's trust level in the configuration file.. [More]

I just ran into a little issue with a Web Service imported through the WCF Service Utility. The issue revolves around dates imported for a service. In the WSDL the layout looks like this:. [More]

If you've ever tried to use Fiddler to trace Http calls from within an ASP.NET application you've probably found that although Fiddler easily tracks ASP.NET page and AJAX hits against a local (as long as you don't use localhost but the NetBios machine name!) or remote Web server it doesn't work for Web Service or raw HttpWebRequest or WebClient calls. In a WinForms or Console application using the default proxy settings works just fine and Fiddler as well as other Http proxies like Charles automatically pick up the .NET Web Service/Http requests as they run through the Windows HTTP pipeline.. [More]

Holy shit! That's quite a jump over a version 2.0 install. Heck version 2.0 managed to cram a shitload of new features into the framework and still REDUCE the footprint. Granted though, the 3.5 install includes .NET 2.0, 3.0 and 3.5 and it looks like the single installer handles 32 and 64 bit installs.. [More]

Most of developers, writes same code again and again for the different projects. I have started a project that code named Atlantis. This will be a .net web application project framework.... [More]

The Microsoft AJAX Client library serves you a so rich JavaScript language that it doesn't even look like a script language. In this regard, it makes it almost natural to think new functionalities in terms of classes. For example, random numbers. Here's a quick class to mimick the behavior of the managed Random class. [More]

I ran into an interesting post on the ASP.NET forums today where someone is trying to dynamically invoke a page class inside of an HttpHandler. Basically the idea is that you have a class for the page that exist and you're dynamically invoking the class rather than letting the ASP.NET BuildManager deal with loading the page from disk and doing its thing.. [More]

I've been running Orcas quite a bit since Beta 1 was released in April and overall I'm pretty damn happy with this update to Visual Studio 2008. You may have noticed that I HAVEN'T posted a lot about Orcas issues and that's because overall Visual Studio Orcas and the feature set is working rather well for me. Microsoft has really done a much, much better job this time around to provide a sane set of updates to the framework as well as what amounts to an incremental update in Visual Studio.. [More]

've done the conversion once before but returned back to stock projects because of a Visual Web Developer requirement. Recently though development on the store has been a lot slower and I seriously find myself dreading updating the store because of the compilation and deployment hass.... [More]

I ran into an interesting issue a couple of days ago with the Orcas ASP.NET designer - I had several controls on the page that are marked as display:none (they get activated by AJAX calls) and the designer didn't show them. Now that's accurate rendering - except in this case I didn't want the the editor to actually render this way. In VS 2005 the editor actually shows any controls that are 'invisible' in a variety of ways.... [More]