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I have deployed ASP.NET web site and ASP.NET web service on the same web server. Both of them require access to shared file.
How to implement/share lock that supports single writers and multiple readers? If somebody reads, nobody can write, but all still...
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Ie.:
System.IO.File.Open("path.txt",System.IO.FileMode.OpenOrCreate,System.IO.FileAccess.ReadWrite,System.IO.FileShare.Read)
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To open file for writing with allowing other threads to read it use System.IO.File.Open method with System.IO.FileShare.Read .
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Other than the fact that ASP.NET MVC Web Application has more clarity in its implementation of the MVC pattern and that it strictly follows the MVC pattern, how is it different from ASP.NET Web Application ?
If you make your ASP.NET Web Application have...
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On the plus side I can write an ASP.NET Web Application with a rich.
When you can slap of responsibilities in a MVP design .
An ASP.NET MVP Web Application so that your application supports test automation.
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One of the common questions asked regarding ASP.NET MVC is why should you use it over ASP.NET Web Forms? The answer generally includes ViewState and clean URLs, amongst others. Towards the end you'll find a blurb about using the right tool for the job...
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ASP.Net MVC still is ASP.Net. You do choose ASP.Net MVC or ASP.Net Web Forms, and there are lotshttp://weblogs.asp.net/shijuvarghese/archive/2008/07/09/asp-net-mvc-vs-asp-net-web-form.aspx
check that blog !
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In VS 2008, whats the difference between an asp.net website vs an asp.net web application? What are the advantages / disadvantages of each?
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And answered in great detail see: ASP.Net Web Site or Web Application for some in depth answers, including one which has garnered over 50 votes: ASP.NET: Web Site or Web Application?.
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Good Morning,
Has anyone attempted to convert/migrate an ASP.net MVC web application project to ASP.net web forms? If so, how did you accomplish this?
Thanks, Sid
Clarification/Update: The server is running IIS6 and I've modified global.asax. I followed...
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I am running.
Personally...I'd never switch back.
App to Web Forms but it could definitely be done.
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We currently have a classic ASP.NET web application which serves as our API. It basically has a bunch of ASMX Web Services, but these are really cumbersome to work with from JavaScript. What I want is to expose a set of RESTful endpoints, but doing this...
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For the second question I'm not sure because I haven't been doing anything complex with web service inside of the asp.net mvc application....
File on the file system and it will process it in classic asp.net web services manner.
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When I start a new ASP.NET project in Visual Studio 2008, I can either create a new ASP.NET Web Site or an ASP.NET Web Application.
What's the difference between these two project types? Why would I choose one over the other?
If I'm using Visual Studio...
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There is a bit of MSDN documentation....
Web Applications can can with WSP.
Of ASP.NET, Web applications is just an abstraction used to fit the Visual Studio project paradigmWeb sites are dynamically compiled and source is distributed with them.
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Possible Duplicate:
ASP.NET: Web Site or Web Application?
What are the differences between having an asp.net website project or a web application project?
I come from a Winforms background. Will the IIS configuration be different when choosing between...
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Web Application
By "web....
EDIT: Take a look at an article - asp.net - Web Site vs.
Http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/asp.net that runs on a server.
Of distinction between a Web Site and a Web Application.
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I've been tasked with making a prototype web application, and i'm debating between using ASP.NET WebForms or the new ASP.NET MVC.
There is a commerical ASP.NET UserControl that i would like to use that gives me 95% of the functionality i need (and it ...
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Traditional WebForms and MVC aren't mutually exclusive; you could run both of them in the same ... .
There is no viewstate, postbacks (in the Webforms sense) or page lifecycle which most commercial controls rely on in some fashion .
It probably won't work.
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I need to make a change to an ASP.NET web service written a couple years ago on 2.0. I call this web service from an old 1.1 web site. I need to make some changes to the web service, so am thinking, should I rewrite this into a WCF service and if so, ...
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Yes....
You can make a WCF service act and behave just like a traditional 1.1 ASMX web service say stick with ASMX web services if your requirements for message and protocol security aren't difficult than a plain-old asmx web service.
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