I'm using the MSChart Control in a Web Project. I saw that there are 3 different storage mode settings: file/memory/session. I couldn't find any information about the pros/contras or the impact of the settings.
View 2 RepliesWe have many different clients, and each client can have multiple user accounts.Right now, we have user settings set up on the ASP project, and a WinForms application can see these settings, depending on which user logs into the winforms application. They are specific to the user. I want to make them specific to the client, so users can be in "groups" by their client, and all users in the group would see/update the same settings.
View 1 RepliesWhat are pros to use extension-less url? in any terms. like [URL] to [URL] and is it possible to have extension-less url for every page? Update: Is extension less url better for site security?
View 6 RepliesI'm building a new website and How to use the asp.net membership for the authentication process (login, registration, password recovery, etc..). I saw that everything is stored in an XML file. I would like to know what are the pros and cons using the membership instead of to build something from scratch.
View 6 RepliesPossible Duplicate: When do you use the “this” keyword? In programming you can use the this keyword this.Textbox or just Textbox What is the best practice? Some benefits I can see is that using this makes it easier to see in intellisense and makes it easier to understand that it is a property. Currently I don't use this... I read in some article somewhere that the guy removed all the references, but I don't remember why.
View 4 RepliesI am a solutions developer in India. I have been working on traditional ASP.net for some time and have been hearing alot about MVC framework. So, i am writing this Post just to have some reviews from you all that what are the major pros and cons of MVC framework. And in which areas/ cases it is suited the most, i mean business websites or commercial websites or Casual Websites. Just to add i am into developing MES portals for Manufacturing companies. So, would want to know is MVC suitable for the same.
View 11 RepliesWhat are the pros and cons of the following 2 cases: Case I: Traditional way: Add service reference in project. Create object and Get data from service on server side and bind to asp.net grid. Case II: Update Service for JSON behavior. Add service reference in project. Call service from javascript to get data. Bind data to jquery grid. Which one is the best approach and why?(Not developer point of view)
View 2 Repliesthe information of do postback details.
View 2 RepliesASP.NET provides a basic set of Login Controls that integrate with the ASP.NET Membership and Forms Authentication providers. I wouldn't mind being able to skip re-inventing the wheel on this kind of functionality, but I'm wary that there may be security, performance or usability reasons to consider rolling my own.
View 2 RepliesIs there any working example of asp.net mvc with line chart of mschart?
View 5 RepliesThis is possibly the worst kind of religious debate -- a religious debate with practical consequences. But it's one that needs to be had, and I can't seem to fit it in my tiny head. Here are the pros and cons of the pattern as I know them:
Pros:
-Encourages DRY (don't repeat yourself) design in that identical queries are written only once per set of query conditions
-Facilitates unit testing by allowing itself to be abstracted into an interface
-Creates an opportunity for business-level validation
Cons:
-Breaks DRY philosophy in that you're generally repeating your database schema
-In a sense breaks separation of concerns, because the query concerns of the controller and view frequently become the concerns of whoever is maintaining the repository
-Determining what should be a repository and what should be returned as a raw associated ORM entity becomes an ambiguous art
To me it seems like all this stuff should be done at the ORM level, but Entity Framework has much fewer hooks than Linq to Sql does, yet Entity Framework tends to be regarded as being more robust, so it seems that this is by design, and that the designers of EF are in fact encouraging another layer. Are there any tools or anything that I could be using for this? Am I missing something?
We develop an ASP.Net web application that is hosted on an internal network. Currently, we have some ASPX pages that handle web requests from the client side and interact with our servers. We are starting development on our next major application version, and we are deciding on the architecture. What are the differences between using ASPX pages to handle http requests as compared to using a full blown Web Service (which would most likely be a WCF Service)? In researching this issue, I have come across a few related posts that have been moderately helpful, seen here and here. My understanding of some of the key differences are as follows:
ASPX pages are limited in the kinds of requests they can receive. They are strictly HTTP whereas a WCF service can have multiple endpoints to service a variety of protocols (HTTP, TCP, etc). WCF Services are more concretely defined due to ServiceContracts. This means that if a project makes a reference to the service, they know exactly what to expect in terms of methods, usage and documentation. An ASPX page is more of a free for all in terms of methods contained and requests accepted. However, based on these concepts, my issues are as follows:
The ability to support different protocols is a great feature in terms of future proofing and compatibility, but what real benefit are we seeing if we are currently only using it to interact via HTTP? In line with my previous argument, if we are only interacting with the service over a web, do any of those points really make any difference? An http request doesn't care about any of those finer details or contractual guarantees so long as the method it calls "just works".
Is there anything I am missing? Any key benefit to using a service? Personally, I support the Web Service architecture. I like the idea of having a flexible and well defined system that can support future development. What I am basically looking to get out of this is a way to go to a coworker and say "This should be a service for x y z reasons and we could see a b c improvements for doing so".
I have a web application with several MSChart and I need print all these chart but I dont know how. In some examples in the internet people using EditCopy() but it dont working for me because I cant found that method.
View 17 RepliesI would like to customize the labels on the datapoints below so they would render as (using first datapoint on the chart as an example) :
4:10 - 4:40
yellow class
Got the MSChart working fine in a standard view, but I'm trying to put them on partial views that I'm then loading using jQuery tabs.
Problem is if you try to put the Chart on a partial, it moans about System.Web.UI.DataVisualization, saying it can't find it, no problem on a standard view though.
Can you use the new Microsoft Chart Control for .NET Framework inside a usercontrol? Bacause when i take a working chart from my page and then copy it to a usercontrol the picture is blank very weird.
View 1 RepliesI want to do a Jquery POST and get a chart using renderControl attribute of CHart which will return HTML attributes back to browser. The CHart is created dynamically based on parameters passed from post and from model. I have successfully done this on WEbforms,
However the same with MVC give a empty image. The handler doesn't perform the same in MVC2 3.5. I went near to 50 sites now.
I can't use other solution like base64encoding as IE6, 7 don't support it.
What I'm trying to do? I have few data parameteres to be sent (POST) to server and in response get the Chart image as tag along with other attributes and data appended in HTML form and sent to browser, all this to be done using JQUERY. No postbacks to be used.
I have badly searched on google, bing nothing turns out to be valuable.
im currently working with php but everyone is telling me that asp.net is so much better and i was just wondering what the real story is
View 2 RepliesI am building a web application that will not only require a standard user/pass authentication, but users will need to reside at certain locations to authenticate. My initial thought is to have those locations set up with static ips, that I can look for in the request for authentication. I am mostly a programmer and not an expert in http and iis. I am hoping to get some good advice as to what the pros and cons to this approach will be. Also, VPN to the web server is not an option. This web application will be exposed to the web.
View 2 RepliesI was wondering what your thoughts were in regards to utilizing SQL Server Views as objects in the entity framework? It would only be used for reading data versus modifiying it.
View 2 Replieshow to implement kerberos authentication in asp.net. Pros & Cons of this authentication process.
View 1 RepliesI have installed the asp.net MSChart control for VS2008 and set up a chart on my webform. I am using DataBindTable in code to bind data from a LINQ query. The data for the x axis looks something like this:
Date/Time
15/03/2010 08:00:00
15/03/2010 14:00:00
15/03/2010 20:00:00
16/03/2010 08:00:00
16/03/2010 14:00:00
etc
When the chart displays the X axis only displays multiple dates, and not times, no matter what properties I try to change.
We are using MSChart on an ASP.net 3.5 web application and noticing significant slowness from enabling tooltips. the performance of drawing a chart is increased by 1,000-2,000ms.The chart output is PNG, and contains in total 108 data points.
View 1 RepliesI need the capability to display a chart, click on a region and display the details in a jqgrid on the same page. I tried using a pie Chart and I can't seem to capture or create a click event for the chart. The data points contain a .url property which I can redirect to a different page but I need to display details on the same page like a master-detail page.
View 3 RepliesHow can I display a TimeSeries?Is it possible to use the MSChart Control (Asp.net Charting Control)?
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