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If you ever face problems with your resources and somehow the ASP.NET application/website refuses to load them, consider checking if your website path is readable by the process owner user of the website application pool.
“A program that offers visibility, support and software for professional Web Developers and Designers” Have you heard of Microsoft WebsiteSpark yet? WebsiteSpark is a global program by Microsoft to support Web Developers and Designers. If your company has 10 or fewer employees, you are eligible to enroll to the program and you will get the following opportunities, services and software...
DevReach 2009 is going to take place in Sofia, Bulgaria on 12-13 October. I, personally, suggest you having a look at the schedule and if there is any possibility, do not miss the chance to join it! http://www.devreach.com/Event/Schedule.aspx For further information, please follow Martin Kulov’s blog. The following is a quote from his blog. It is less than two months...
ADO.NET Team announced the deprecation of System.Data.OracleClient. It will still be shipped with .NET Framework 4.0 but will be marked as “Deprecated”. Since it is being deprecated, all clients using System.Data.OracleClient are expected to migrate their applications to use ODP.NET (Oracle Data Provider for .NET). For further reading, please visit http://blogs.msdn.com/adonet/archive/2009/06/15/system-data-oracleclient-update.aspx.
Martin Kulov, a colleague of mine from ProPeople, sent me a blog post regarding something called “The Turkey Test”. If you are a developer who has ever developed some applications with globalization support or at least willing to, do not forget the check the post at http://www.moserware.com/2008/02/does-your-code-pass-turkey-test.html.
Visual Web Developer Team posted an interesting post on their blog today. It gives a short description of how web deployment scenarios will be handled in Visual Studio 2010. Of course including deployment of database, IIS settings and transformation of the Web.config file. Personally, I am really excited to see these features in VS 2010. It will definitely be better...
Most of us have been waiting for ASP.NET MVC to get to its final release so we can use it in our projects. The main reason to do that is because until it is in its Release Candidate version, its features are subject to change at anytime. However, that was until yesterday. Now its Release Candidate version is public and...
To download the 1st Release Candidate version of Internet Explorer 8, visit http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/winfamily/ie/ie8. To read more about this version and what has been changed since version Beta 2, please see the blog post here.
For those who needs ASP.NET MVC compatible, free and ready to use templates; don’t forget to check out the new gallery at http://www.asp.net/mvc/gallery/default.aspx.
Even though these kind of variables must have some standards (may be it already has), there are differences in practise. Be careful with the FileName property of HttpPostedFile class when you want to work on a file being uploaded by visitors of your page because the FileName value that you will get on Internet Explorer and Firefox are different. If...
