Comments by Martin Jarvis

Martin Jarvis 5-Feb-11 5:23am View

Thanks, I sorted the problem now. There was a custom ServiceFactory refererenced in the .svc (copied from another project which REQUIRED ssl) which was interfering.

It turns out that my bindings were correct and I was pulling my hair out over a trival mistake.

Martin Jarvis 4-Feb-11 20:50pm View

Ah, sorry. I should have been clearer, it must be hosted in IIS. The application is hosted by a 3rd Party on a shared server.

I've tried BasicHttpBinding and WSHttpBinding (no authentication) but they each through an error about the 'https' protocol not being supported. Usually, I'd jsut install SSL and be done, but in this case we can't self-cert and the client wont pay for a proper certificate as the service is going to have a very short lifespan (1 month).

Martin Jarvis 6-Aug-10 9:59am View

Can you give some detail about which part your having trouble with? Email is handled in c# within the System.Net.Mail namespace.

Martin Jarvis 4-Aug-10 13:29pm View

Can we get a bit more detail? Is this a project hosted here?

Martin Jarvis 2-Aug-10 10:02am View

How are you displaying these images, are you using a table? IE has an issue with large tables, it won't display any of the table content until the table close tag is received. This will mean IE will appear to hang whilst loading all of the markup.

Also, are the images being served from the same hostname? Browsers will limit the number on concurrent requests to the same hostname, which will make an image heavy page load slowly. You can see if this is the case by using FireBug in Firefox (or similar tool)

Martin Jarvis 28-Jul-10 2:32am View

What's the conversion from and to? ie it's .Net 1.1 (VS 2003) to .Net 4 (VS 2010).

Martin Jarvis 22-Jul-10 14:54pm View

Does it just fail on the client side (so is it a JS error) and/or on the server side?

Martin Jarvis 21-Jul-10 13:30pm View

Reason for my vote of 5
Pretty much the way to go.

Martin Jarvis 16-Jul-10 14:00pm View

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Reason for my vote of 5
Path is one of the great overlooked utility classes!

Every .Net developer should know and love this stuff.

Martin Jarvis 16-Jul-10 11:02am View

I think the title referes to a service provided by windows (ie clipboard). Not a Windows Service which is a type of application that runs in the background.

Martin Jarvis 5-Jul-10 9:47am View

That looks like it's being cuased by your text fields being empty. % is a wildcard character so %% makes no sense. Maybe you could do a replace on your final string to replace '%%' with '%'.

You'll probably want to check that BETWEEN supports LIKE constraints. I don't think TSQL supports them.

Martin Jarvis 2-Jul-10 10:13am View

Yes pretty much.

With object pools you pretty much instance new implementations on demand, for example connection strings are pooled with instances being taken from the pool (on Open()) and then returned for reuse (on Close()).

If more than one object is required at the same time, then another object is created.

When the objects are no longer in use, the pool keeps them alive for a set period and if they're not used then the object is disposed to save resources.

Martin Jarvis 1-Jul-10 20:47pm View

The link above is broken, it should be: http://msdn.microsoft.com/hi-in/magazine/cc163590%28en-us%29.aspx

Martin Jarvis 23-Jun-10 10:23am View

I wouldn't expect a (single-port) modem to support those functions as they're usually used for larger phone systems with more than one line.

Sorry.

Martin Jarvis 25-May-10 10:05am View

Statically, so that your neutral language will use the 'en' settings (which seems to work for you)

Martin Jarvis 20-May-10 10:22am View

Hmm, can you post the rendered markup (source code view) for one of the controls? And how you've declared it on the page?

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