I host a website that has recently been upgraded from .NET Framework 2.0 to .NET Framework 4.0. Within the website, I have an instance of BlogEngine which still requires .NET Framework 2.0. Each website is in it's own application pool. My issue is that when I browse to the blog portion of my website, I receive a 500.19 error with the following information...
The configuration section 'system.web.extensions' cannot be read because it is missing a section declaration The web.conf file that is listed in the error message is the config file that belongs to my root website which is running .NET Framework 4.0. How do I get the two websites to run together in the same website using different versions of the .NET Framework?
I have this cenario:One server (machine) that have framework 3.5. And one site (website) developed for framework 3.5.This site can not be modified (rebuild in other FW version, or others changes).
I'll developer a new webapplication (WAP) in framework 4.0 (using microsoft visual web developer 2010).
As I know, the new webaplication work in the server, if I install framework 4.0 in the server.
My question is: Can I install the framework 4.0 on the machine that already have framework 3.5. And continue have sites working with other frameworks version?Or, should I develop my new webapplication in framawork 3.5 ?If I can install the framework 4.0, do I need make some specify configuration during the installation?
I am trying to get the .NET Framework Configuration Tool installed on my server. I am running windows server 2008 with .NET 3.5 SP1 and Visual Studio 2008.
I have dowloaded and installed the lastest version of the Windows SDK but the .NET Framework Configuration Tool is still not installed.
I searched the drive on the server for the mscorcfg.msc file and it is not there but the mscorcfg.dll is there.
After the installation of Windows SDK the program manager now shows the Windows SDK v7.1 option with a group of programs under it, but none are the .NET Framework Configuration tool.
Does anyone know how I can get the .NET Framework Configuration tool installed?
I'm very new to the whole thing and am slowly building a little app which takes a series of numbers into an array,orders them,does calculations and outputs the result.To this end I'm using arrays declared like:
string[] and the function OrderBy().
Eventually this little prog is intended to read text files containing perhaps thousands of values so I thought I should find out:
What are the size limits for such arrays?What are the size limits for OrderBy() ? Is OrderBy() an effective sort routine for large arrays or does it get very slow? I hope it is okay to ask these questions.I realise I could find out for myself as soon as I've got it to where it can upload and read a text file and process it...... but I'm not there yet.
Now I know there is a reason to this odering but my tiny little brain can't get my head around it.I am using a webservice to pull through data to a webp[age and have the following that is so far pulling data through from UUF1:
Is there a way to use the OrderBy command in Linq with a DateTime field using the Date portion only (without the Time Stamp portion) that is nullable such as in the following query?
var query1 = from myTable in MyTable where myTable.EnteredDate != null group myTable by myTable.EnteredDate into myOutput[code]....
Since myTable.EnteredDate is a DateTime field that can contain nulls, it does not support the .Date conversion call such as myTable.EnteredDate.Date
Is there a way to convert the myTable.EnteredDate field into a date only string in the group by portion?
I'm playing with an EntityDataSource and specifying a simple order by clause containing one column name, for instance "it.[DNS_NAME]".
When I run the following:
[Code]....
I get an EntitySqlException saying that @sort's type is incorrect. It is expecting a Transient.rowtype that matches one of the columns. What is going on here? Order by parameters don't really have a meaningful type other than a string in my opinion. When I try specifying DbType.String instead of TypeCode.String, the same error is thrown.
The exception:
'@sort' is not a member of type 'Transient.rowtype[(SOFTWARE_DSPL_ID,Edm.Int32(Nullable=True,DefaultValue=)),(COMPUTER_NAME,Edm.String(Nullable=True,DefaultValue=,MaxLength=64,Unicode=True,FixedLength=False)),(DNS_NAME,Edm.String(Nullable=True,DefaultValue=,MaxLength=64,Unicode=True,FixedLength=False)),(DIRECTORATE_NAME,Edm.String(Nullable=True,DefaultValue=,MaxLength=24,Unicode=True,FixedLength=False)),(OS_BROAD_CAT_NAM,Edm.String(Nullable=True,DefaultValue=,MaxLength=25,Unicode=True,FixedLength=False)),(OS,Edm.String(Nullable=True,DefaultValue=,MaxLength=64,Unicode=True,FixedLength=False)),(EQP_TYPE,Edm.String(Nullable=True,DefaultValue=,MaxLength=64,Unicode=True,FixedLength=False)),(EQP_PROP_NO,Edm.String(Nullable=True,DefaultValue=,MaxLength=10,Unicode=True,FixedLength=False))]' in the currently loaded schemas.
How can I dynamically provide the column name to order by?
I converted my application to 4.0 so I can use VS2010. However, after making the change I discovered I could no longer get the application to work in expression web 3.0. I am short of time so I would like to convert back to 3.5. How do I doconvert my application to run on framework 3.5?
I have an assembly loaded in the "old location" GAC at C:Windowsassembly. The applications using the GAC are being developed in Visual Studio 2010 and the .NET framework 3.5. Now, I moved all of my applications to a new development server and I'm using gacutil.exe to install the assembly into the GAC on that new server but, it's installing to C:WindowsMicrosoft.NETassembly. I know the 4.0 framework gacutil.exe installs the assembly to the new GAC location . how to install it to the old location.
we previously used to host our asp website using 2.0 framework.we developed our new code on our local machines using .net 3.5 and when we tried to deploy the code after installing 3.5 framework on the server we are getting the below error message
Could not load the assembly App_web_4tlvao-n
what wrong did we do or do we have to configure the IIS separately once again for the new code
I was wondering if it is possible for me to deploy an application, developed and currently running in .NET 2.0 environment to the .NET 4.0 environment. Will it break anything in the process? I was thinking it should be possible since the .net 3.5 onwards are just additional libraries over the .NET 2.0 framework?
Here is my problem: But i had searched few forum on that, the problem is framework version. However, all the while the pc is using same framework v1.1.4322. After i compile the dll at folderA for example, the i copied it to folderB due to using same dll. Just that, cause the below error.
I'm trying to follow the demo from this link to add a jqGrid to an MVC app.
I have a table named Companies that I'm trying to display in a grid. A Company simply contains an ID and a Name.
I'm running into an error in my controller function:
public JsonResult DynamicGridData(string sortIndex, string sortOrder, int page, int rows) { int pageIndex = Convert.ToInt32(page) - 1; int pageSize = rows; var companies = companiesRepository.Companies.OrderBy(sortIndex + " " + sortOrder).Skip(pageIndex * pageSize).Take(pageSize); //Error here ... }
I'm getting an error on the line that is calling OrderBy():
The type arguments for method 'System.Linq.Enumerable.OrderBy(System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable, System.Func)' cannot be inferred from the usage. Try specifying the type arguments explicitly.
I really have no idea what the error means, and I haven't been able to find an explanation. I'm not sure what is causing this error on a simple OrderBy function.
how to detect the framework versions installed on a server without access to remote desktop or registry? Our server is hosted by Go Daddy and we have limited access, so I wondered if there was a way programatically (in VB if possible)to see the highest or all framework versions installed on the server.
I installed Visual Web Developer Express 2010 and - after that - I realized that my Remote WebServer did not have the FramWork 4.0. So, I uninstalled VWD 2010 and its Framework 4.0 and re-install VWD 2008 and Framework 3.5. So, I've done my ASP.NET application on that Framework 3.5. Unfortunatelly, everytime I've tried to publish the files remotelly, I get the error bellow. What should I do to solve that?
We are developing a web site and in this site we have a link to a clickonce deployed application. This is a direct link to the executable (Remote share execution). For this to be possible the client must have .NET framework SP2 installed. The problem is i need to get the SP version of the clients machine. I can access client information using Request.UserAgent but this doesn't have a clue about the service pack.
We have multiple websites deployed onto Windows 2003 WebServer running under .NET Framework 2.0 SP1 version and now we want to upgrade it to .NET Framework 2.0 SP2, so just wanted to check that after upgrading the .NET Framework on the server do we also need to re-deploy the websites by recompiling them in .NET Framwork 2.0 SP2 version or it's not necessary as they will automatically start referencing the latest assemblies?
Changed the framework in VS2010 for the project from 3.5 to 4.0, did a build, and the error is pretty basic, and just says "HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not found. Internet Information Services (IIS)".
I made sure IIS is set to 4.0, and have a separate App Pool. Any other tricks to get a 3.5 site to 4.0?