Alright, I've successfully deployed AppFabric, and everything was working nicely until we started getting an intermittent exception on the website[code]...
At first I suspected the server was running low on memory (throttled state), but I eventually concluded that wasn't the issue. In the event-log, I found DistributedCacheService.exe crashed every now and then, and it led me to a simple method of re-producing the error on my local development environment[code]...
i have created a user setting named 'setmeup' as string, scope = user, value = "magical meow meow!".in my code i access it and assign it a new value like this...my.settings.setmeup = "howdy cowboy!"my.settings.save()application.restart()when the application restarts, i expect the my.settings.setmeup = "howdy cowboy!" but when i check its contents its still "magical meow meow!".but when i use application.exit() instead of application.restart() and manually restart the program, my.settings.setmeup = "howdy cowboy!" which is correct.what must i do? i want to use application.restart() because i don't want the users to double-click the icon again to start the program. i want the program to restart automatically.
I have a situation where I need to replace our current file based cache dependency system with a new one. What I am looking at is moving towards using AppFabric for caching. I was wondering if the SQLDependencyCaching technique where the table notifies the application of data updates works with AppFabric as it does with ASP.NET built in caching?
i want to add photo to the employee and i want to save it to the another folder(any default folder of project) and retrieve it according to the employeeid from.basically i dont know the code
How can I recover my last succesful build.When debugging the last build will run but I cannot edit anything due to errors in the current code.Does anyone know.Oh I am using VB.net 2008.
I try to write a program to recover my password. My password is max 10 character. include: 0>9, a>z, A>Z. not include "space". ex: abc123. I try to check with number first it mean: I try check: 0, 1, 2, 3... 00,01,02... But I don't know how to begin with another character.
I lost my asp.net web site project source code developed using VS 2005.language used is VB.I have the code which has been published on the IIS. Is there any way for me to recover the source code using the published pages.
i try to write a program to recover my password. my password is max 10 character. include: 0>9, a>z, A>Z. not include "space". ex: abc123.After, i try to check with number fist it mean: i try check: 0, 1, 2, 3... 00,01,02... but i dont know how to begin with another character,
In VS05, we have autorecove set to every 7 minutes and save them for 7 daysThe help says they are saved in ...My DocumentsVisual Studio 2005Backup Files<projectname>However, the project name is there, but the folder is empty.
While testing my "nearly" completed application I deleted one of the primary forms.The code is intact, and the designer code is there byt the form is gone.
I am developing in Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition under Vista Business SP2. I have an application with an OpenFileDialog and a SaveFileDialog. When I call the OpenFileDialog on first running the application, it defaults to the directory from which the Application last opened/saved a file. However, this directory IS NOT
I have a project with sql database and customer require to create this function .I mean when user use my program , they can delete, edit... but not still save yet. Suddenly power failure , and i want to recovery database when user turn on program again.
Exceptions can have different degrees of impact on a program. For example a program should probably abort if OutOfMemoryException is raised, but it is possible to safely and appropriately handle System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException without putting the program in an unknown state.
I do understand that any exception has the potential to put the program in an unstable state if it is not properly handled. Are there exceptions that should never be handled beyond simply logging and throwing up the stack?
my system crashed and I lost all of my VB.net projects. IT says the hard drive is shot and they cannot recover the files. However, I have all of the project's debug files on a network drive that was not impacted because the info is stored on a shared sever.What I have are the following files: (These were pulled from the DEBUG folder)
i'm in middle of building an application and something got corupted and the solution has 2 errors and i don't know how to fix it when i run the app it comes up the msg that there is errors and i can run the last successful build i'm interested if there is a way to recover the program solution from the last build or a othe way that i can undo the error?
I've made a program. The program does what it's supposed to do, for a while. The program is meant to recover my password if I loose it, but when I test it, it fails. It works fine until it comes to the number of my password. Then this error shows: object reference not set to an instance of an object. And this section of code is highlighted: HTML WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("ctl03$Login$username$input").SetAttribute("value", TextBox1.Text)
Here is complete Code: HTML Public Class Form1 Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dialog1.ShowDialog() [Code] .....
Is there a way in vb.net to undelete a file (deleted from Recycle Bin) or should i turn to unmanaged code? Write your code as efficient as you can to reduce CPU load, to consume less energy and protect our planet from global warming.
I use Visual Studio 2003, VB.net, NetFramework 1.4 and Windows XP I have been using the following Code Snippet for a number of years in both Web Services and Windows Applications. However suddenly around the 29th September 2010 it has stopped sending E-Mails from both Web Services and Windows Applications. The same problem has happened not only to my own Network but on two other Networks, one using XP as its Server and the other using Server 2003. All 3 of these are using different ISPs.
