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Comments by Nitin S (Top 19 by date)
Nitin S
2-Jan-19 1:34am
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can you create a fiddle of what you have done?
Nitin S
5-Jul-18 2:45am
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Remove the existing Migrations folder in your project. DROP the table "__MigrationHistory" from the existing database. Now you can rebuild this history table:
PM> enable-migrations
PM> add-migration Initial -IgnoreChanges
PM> update-database
-IgnoreChanges creates empty Up() methods and it doesn't make any changes to existing objects.
Nitin S
5-Jul-18 1:40am
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you created the tables manually, right? not through migration
Nitin S
5-Jul-18 1:19am
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then try deleting the tables and running update-database again
Nitin S
4-Jul-18 7:27am
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delete the migration file and generate it again
Nitin S
3-Sep-14 1:06am
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http://MY IP IS HERE:9671
Have you deployed your web service properly? have you tried accessing it through web browser?
Nitin S
3-Sep-14 1:03am
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Can use WPF/Silverlight to design the model/3d effects
Nitin S
25-Mar-13 7:15am
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+1 Please post fullfledge example
Nitin S
18-Mar-13 6:41am
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You wont be able to get the chkbox after clicking the save button as the viewstate of ChkboxList is no maintained by asp.net.
You have created an in-memory object of the checkboxlist class.
Nitin S
18-Mar-13 6:09am
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PlaceHolder1.FindControl("Chkbox") is returning null value, check whether that id exists in the placeholder
Nitin S
18-Mar-13 5:44am
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cool
Nitin S
4-Dec-12 1:45am
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Hi Mohd,
Thanks for your reply. Your solution will work
but I do not have admin access to the firewall thats why cannot open/make public port 1049.
Nitin S
4-Dec-12 0:04am
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Hi Al Moje,
Thanks for reply.
On the server following service is running on port 1049.
http://open.afterthedeadline.com/how-to/get-started/
IIs runs on port 80 and by default when we call a public URL it redirects requests to asp.net engine through port 80.
The grammar checker service is on port 1049.
and access URL is http://localhost:1049/checkDocument?data=i eat a apple
I am not able to access the service after deploying on server.
Nitin S
22-Nov-12 23:12pm
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
The web service is working fine and it always returns the results.
e.g. http://api.feedzilla.com/v1/categories
I think before the call to the service completes, .NET is checking for the status of the http request thats why I am getting the error.
<pre>HttpResponseMessage response = client.GetAsync(MethodURL).Result; // Blocking call!</pre>
Nitin S
9-May-11 6:23am
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In C# we can use try finally without catch clause @Olivier
Nitin S
26-Feb-11 8:04am
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you're right but mono is for linux based systems, I'm doing R&D on .net for symbian based mobile devices having ARM processor
Nitin S
26-Feb-11 8:03am
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you're right but mono is for linux based systems,
I'm doing R&D on .net for symbian based mobile devices having ARM processor
Nitin S
26-Feb-11 7:35am
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I've heard mono but mono doesn't support symbian,
Symbian supports java but it is based C++ and not java
There is .net compact framework too but it supports only windows based mobile devices
Nitin S
11-Sep-10 7:00am
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awesome!
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