Configuration :: Attaching Another Application To An Existing Web?
Jul 28, 2010
What I am trying to do is install an open source application to my existing asp.net website. Within my solution in VS2008, I have two "Web Sites", one for my web site and one for the application (forums).I have my web site published to the main domain, and the forums web site published to a subdomain. They both work great.The problem I am having is that I cannot get them to communicate to each other, for example they can't access each others resources. They each have a separate membership provider, but I am attempting to combine them so that if the user logs into one, they are logged into the other. The reason that I have these as two separate web sites within one project is so that the forums can be hosted at the subdomain and the site would just be the main domain.My question is, would it even be possible to accomplish what I am trying to do using separate domains, and if so what would be the best approach?
I'm looking forward to enable my ASP.NET web application to utilize the Multi core processor. In Other words, I'm trying to have Multi-core functionality in my ASP.NET application.
i have registered a domain and in IIS 7.5 created a new Website for this domain. It works great the ASP.NET website (BlogEngine), now i wanted to add another ASP.NET webapplication to call it something like this:[URL]I tried to add to my existing website, a virtaul path to the ASP.NET webapplication und converted to an application. after calling the URL i get an exception, that i could not load an assembly of the website (mydomain) : Could not load file or assembly 'BlogEngine.Core' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.
i m having an Hosting with Godaddy server , now my problem is i want to upload(attach) my machine database to godaddy sql server . i have also check all the function and configration on godaddy but i m not getting how i can do that. if i try to take remote connection , this also not possbile in godaddy ( due to security they are disable this function )wht is the other way i can attach my database (.bkp) file to live godaddy server.
Oracle has simple, useful and free tools for attaching to a process and monitoring its SQL statements but I can't anything similar for SQL Server. This is incredibly useful across a number of scenarios, particularly when dealing with third-party assemblies (1). ANTS 6 seems to support something like this (2), though it doesn't allow you to view the stack-trace that lead to the query as dynaTrace does. I don't think dotTrace tracks parameter values, either.
Surely there's a widely available option for profiling SQL application-side?
I have a project ointo which I have copied a folder form another website - that folder consists of aspx and associated aspx.vb files and folders cotaining js, css and ashx stuff. The folder is in the same place relative to root in both the original and target projects/sites. I have added the copied items to the destination project using VS "show all files"|right click add_to_project_method.
Things seem to have worked - e.g intellisense seems to recognise the controls in an aspx file when working on the matching aspx.vb file. However, whne you build the project (even though inteliisense is recognising them) the comiler moans that all of teh controls on the copied pages are undefined.
So intellisense says they are there but the compiler says they are not....
We are using BlogEngine.net for our company blog and we'd like to start using feedburner. Since we already have an considerable amount of subscribers to our feed, we want to maintain the same url. The url of our feed would be: ~/blog/syndication.axd. What I'd like to do, is to maintain the URL, but redirect requests to this url to the feedburner URL. So, I started to use the urlMappings section in the web.config for that:
I'm working on an existing site based on nopCommerce 1.6 CMS (.Net 3.5) I'm using VS2010 and C#.I can create new pages and new .cs code to go with it but when I'm trying to chage existng code on .aspx pages inside the nopCommerce classes I can't build/re-build the project. the compiler just can't find the chages to the .cs code for example - when I add a simple button to the .aspx and an OnClick event to the .cs and trying to build the project it just can't find the OnClick event code on the codeBehind page and the build fails.I understand the project is pre-compiled (there are alot of .dll files in the bin directory)
even if I'll delete the entire .cs file and build the build will succeed - it is as if the build doesn't work at all... doesn't the build/re-build suppose to re-create the .dll files? I've tried changing the target .Net framework for the compiler - doesn't seem to be the problem here.Another thing - every .aspx page comes with both .cs file and .designer.cs file. the .designer.cs file look something like this: [Code]....
I want to add WCF to existing asp.net application and host both of them in the same virtual directory is it possible ?? Also when i click new item to add app.config file from visual studio its not showing.
This seems like a very basic question but I couldn't find any help on web. If you could provide some link or steps to do this.I have created few basic Silverlight applications which are working fine standalone. I also have a basic ASP.NET application with a solution with around 10 Class Library Projects and 1 website. I want to create a small popup which will have some funtionality using Silverlight.How should I go about creating this application and how to integrate it with my existing application for it to show as a link. I would not want that link to open another application/site.
I was trying to upload the database of my ASP.NET website. On the local machine, if I copy the database from another machine, I have to attach it through SQL Server Management Studio and then use it in the connection string like
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My database is approx. 10 MB in size for now. If I upload it via ftp to App_Data folder, how would I have to attach this database?In Plesk, I have the option to create the database and its user (as shown in the screenshots):1) Web Applications and services-Plesk2) Add New Databaseand add new database user3) Webadmin>ASP.ET Enterprise ManagerBut this is for the new database I created. My problem is to upload an existing one.There's also a section in Plesk for ASP.NET settings (as shown below)
This has the option to change the connection string etc.I also asked my hosting provider about the method to be followed for attaching the database that I would upload. This was the reply in quote." mdf ldf files perhaps will be working at your local computer but this way database of mssql will not work on web server as on web server you will be required to create and restore your database backup file using plesk control panel.
Sample connection string for asp.net mssql `Standard Security`: "Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=Your_Server_Name;Initial Catalog=Your_Database_Name;UserId=Your_Username;Password=Your_Password;"
Server name to be used in coding: localhost Catalog/ database name , database user and database password you will be required to create your own using plesk control panelI would be really be appreciative for the steps I have to take to upload my existing database. How do I have attach it? What connection string I have to use?
We have a web application written in ASP.NET for .NET 3.5, using standard web forms.
Going forward we want to start building new features, and over time migrate existing features, in ASP.NET MVC.
Is such a thing doable? Can we add the necessary files to an ASP.NET web application and thus "upgrade" it to be compatible enough with MVC so that we can start adding routes, controllers, views, etc.?
The old site is using a frameset containing a top header, a left menu, and a main content. What I envisioned was to create a new masterpage for all the existing pages, integrating all of those things into each page instead, and then start adding new pages using views instead.
I understand that unless we upgrade to .NET 4 we cannot use MVC 3, so the way I see it we have the following options:
Build a new website, somehow auto logon the new site with the same credentials when logging in on the main site, and link between the sites. I see tons of problems with this solution. Integrate ASP.NET MVC 2 into the existing software, adding the necessary files, and starting to add new content in MVC style, only fixing critical bugs in the old files, and over time migrate them over to MVC. Upgrade to .NET 4 and integrate ASP.NET MVC 3, pretty much the rest the same as option 2. Wait until we can schedule a full rewrite, likely to not happen in any foreseeable future. Don't do it, keep web forms.
Note that a full rewrite is out of scope at the moment, so some transitional period is the only option we can do right now.
Option 2 and 3 are the ones we want, the rest are just for completeness.
I just moved my website from one server to another.It is a simple website to display news. I used dnn for it. The news module is made of a NEWS_ADD.ascx control and a NEWS_EDIT.ascx control. Now on the new server, when I try to edit the existing news, or try to add a new one, it says: "you don't have permission to access /manageadmin/newsadmin/tabid/72/ctl/edit/mid/376/mode/add/language/fr-FR/Default.aspx on this server."
I have an existing asp.net 4.0 web application and want to add a blog to it. I would like to create a new sub-directory and call it "blog". Is there some well suited blogs for this purpose?
What are the options available to call another web applications hosted in the same server. Eg: i have a application App1 and App2 hosted on the same server.i just wanted to call App2 from App1 how would i do it.
The most important point is that I can not change the url on the address bar to call the page of the 2nd web application.
Whatever I have achieved so far is I have added a link to my 1st application which redirects to the 2nd application, but it is changing the url on the address bar, I want to redirect to the 2nd application from within the 1st application.
I want to format my numbers throughout the application in a consistent way, no matter what culture is chosen. In fact, it's "non-standard" even for the basic culture that we're using.
I want to format "{1500.50:c}" as: '1500.50', but the standard for my culture 'nl-NL', is: '€ 1.500,00'. We don't have the user-rights, since it's a webapplication, to register custom cultures, therefore we're looking for a runtime solution.
We want a "set and forget" solution. Not a Util class with static (extension) methods, but an application wide solution, so we can continue to use the standard .ToString("c"), or ToString("N") logic, which would follow our custom rules. This would be to alter the .NumberFormat of the Culture, but how? Everything seems to be readonly.
I've a little problem, with a ASPX .NET application that I'm updating. After having updated the DLL and the ASPX files on the production server, my application is still running not modified. Is there a method to force IIS reloading the application without restarting the server?
I have running 3.5 application, an i want to use ajax for this application after enabling ajax everything workign fine but i have a problem with hiddent fields. As I have hidden field i set a value tru or false in it but he data is dublicated like (False, False) I donot know how, or from where this dublication is comming.
I am little confused regarding the concepts of localisation and globalization.I was working on a project which was totally database driven. All the data, images and flash stuff was coming from the database. Now the site is fully loaded with the data.Now the client wants the currently running site in 5 different languages. So I read the resource files concept. Now the confusion arises. I have 2 types data on the site, one is static(ie text on labels, titles, buttons) and dynamic data that was added from the admin panel.Now my question is: If at this stage I want to make the site in 5 different languages, then I have to make the resource files for all those languages so that the static data can be displayed in different languages.But what about the dynamic data that was entered by the client. Client uploaded huge amount of data. Should I make the changes in the database tables and add 4 other columns for different languages and again upload that much data in those 4 languages.
We need to expose some services (i.e. AddressValidatorService, CustomerFinderService) that currently reside in an ASP.NET application to other applications within our organization. Exposing these services via WCF seems like a natural fit, but I don't see any best-practices for how to pull these common services into a WCF wrapper in such a way that my existing ASP.NET application can continue to use them with minimal code changes and/or awareness that the service they are consuming is no longer in-process. I'm especially looking for recommendations on how to structure the existing ASP.NET solution and whether to host our new WCF in the same solution or in some new shared WCF solution referenced by both our ASP.NET application and external callers.Also, is it bad practice to simply promote the DTOs currently only consumed in-process via ASP.NET to full fledged data contracts or is it preferable to create duplicate DTOs that are explicitly decorated with [DataContract]?
