One of the caveats with using RenderControl to spit out the HTML content that an ASP.Net server control generates is that any server control that renders client side JavaScript raises a http exception when rendering the content of the control to a HtmlTextWriter. There are couple of ways you can bypass this in .Net. One [...]
You can invoke a C# or a managed .Net dll from a Native application written in VC++ or C++ in several ways. Here are the three main ways you can use to achieve this.
Use a C++/CLI wrapper
Host CLR (Common Language Runtime)
Convert .NET assembly to a COM server, and call it from C++ through [...]
By default, Asp.Net specifies a limit for the input stream buffering threshold. This limit can be used to prevent denial of service attacks that are caused, for example by users posting large files to the server. The default value for this is 4096 kb. If the threshold is exceeded, you get a ConfigurationErrorsExeption with a [...]
30Apr
Posted by admin as .Net, Microsoft, Technology, Visual Studio, Windows
Officially according to Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 is not supported by Visual Studio 2005. I dot not know if there is a way to make the .Net FrameWork v3.5+ Asp.Net websites work with and Visual Studio 2005, but for any other windows projects, All you have to do is make a small change in your [...]
16Apr
Posted by admin as Microsoft, Technology, Web
Looks like MSPRess (Microsoft Press) is celebrating their 25th Birth Day and are offering two free Ebooks.
Windows Small Business Server 2008 Administrator’s Companion By Charlie Russel and Sharon Crawford ISBN: 9780735620704
Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition: Build a Program Now! By [...]