I posted the previous 2 parts of our case deployment in 2012: 1: A Case: Deploy a web application which includes WCF, Silverlight and ASP.NET part 1; 2: A Case: Deploy a web application which includes WCF, Silverlight and ASP.NET part 2; Today I post the 3rd part: Deploy the case on a server which [Read More ...]
Jan 022013
Nov 062012
One of our ASP.NET project was built based on .NET 4 and focused on IIS 7.x web server, but doesn’t matter, IIS 6 support .NET 4.0 well, so we should be able to deploy the project on IIS 6 server too. Our system is Windows Server 2003 and IIS 6. 1: Load IIS Manager (Internet [Read More ...]
IIS 7.X web server versions are more and more popular, but there are still lots of real customers using old system, such as Windows Server 2003, they don’t want to upgrade the system now, especially those old servers are working for their existing system. So if you have ASP.NET projects which need an IIS web [Read More ...]
Jul 232012
About our case’s deployment, I have posted the part 1 here. This article is the part 2. We have done the discuss for Web Server settings and WCF configuration. Here we start from the 3rd part: Silverlight project configuration. C> Silverlight project: The Silverlight project or application also need to be set since it communicates [Read More ...]
Jul 232012
We have a web application which developed using ASP.NET 4.0 (Web Forms), Silverlight 4.0 and WCF 4.0. Brief information about our application: 1: We use WCF to provide all data to clients, some data are from database, another part of data are from a real time data resource; 2: We use self host for the [Read More ...]
Jul 232012
The conflict of Silverlight’s windowless mode and Chinese inputting has already there for over some years, but seems there is still no a solution to resolve it by today. This is a big headache for most of .NET web programmers. The conflict is: When you built an ASP.NET website with Silverlight application combine together, your [Read More ...]
Now WCF Web API changed to ASP.NET Web API. ASP.NET Web API has the feature of self-host. In Microsoft official site, they also provides two simples ASP.NET Web API self-host samples. However, they are so simple and actually they looks like the “same” one because these 2 simples are Console applications and use very similar [Read More ...]
Most of content in this post from Microsoft and related websites: Firstly, we start from the simplest thing: The relationship of WCF Web API and ASP.NET Web API is WCF Web API is now “merged” to ASP.NET Web API, “ASP.NET Web API is effectively the next version of WCF Web API. There will not be [Read More ...]
Aug 102011
HTTP protocol is a stateless protocol. So ASP.NET need to manage the state. ASP.NET comes with built-in supports for state management both at the server and client side. Server Side State Management: State information can be managed using Application, Session or Cache objects; Application Object: Application object can store the information for all users who [Read More ...]
ASP.NET Application Life Cycle: The life cycle of an ASP.NET application starts with a request sent by a browser to the Web server (IIS). ASP.NET Application Life Cycle can be different due to different version of web server: IIS7.0 is different from IIS 6.0 / 5.0. The main difference in processing stages between IIS 7.0 [Read More ...]