Contents tagged with .NET Express
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ASP.NET Whidbey logon controls
If you are looking at the ASP.NET Whidbey logon controls, you will most likely want to change two things. The first item is the logon page that your site uses. To set that, go into the web.config and set the value for the loginUrl to something like what you see below. Note that I removed the timeout value. Thanks to Greg Beamer for reminding me of the basics. ;-)
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Check out the Web Site Application Administration Tool in ASP.NET Whidbey
If you have not already seen it, the Web Site Application Admin Tool included with ASP.NET Whidbey is very nice. Things that I used to pull my hair out regarding the specific syntax are now done for you in an application. This is very nice. Ok, so how do you bring it up? In Visual Web Developer, go to the Website ->ASP.NET Configuration option and it will come up. From here, you can setup a bunch of things to configure your ASP.NET Whidbey Web Application. -
ASP.NET Whidbey Overview - Feedback Request.
Hi folks. I am currently working on a presentation regarding ASP.NET in Whidbey. Feel free to take a look at this powerpoint document and provide some feedback. Let me know if you think that there are some things that should be added or taken out. This is for some User Group presentations that I am doing over the next few months in Knoxville, Huntsville, and Birmingham.
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ADO.NET 2.0 Feature Set
Saw this on MSDN, thru larkware.com. Bob Beauchemin has an article on ADO.NET Features in Whidbey, sql Express, and Yukon. http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/ado2featurematrix.asp
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What Sql Express supports (and some things it doesn't)
I had a question come up regarding what is supported in Sql Express (specifically full-text search). I pulled this from the Books Online for Sql Express. It describes the features in Sql Express and what won't be in Sql Express.
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Upgrading an application from VS.NET 2003 to VS.NET Whidbey
I just updated my Web Search with .NET code to run under Whidbey and to use Sql Express as the database. I had some problems getting the database structure in Sql Express. The application consists of some winforms applications to walk thru the web, MSMQ to provide an asynchronous method to store data (also, its out of process, so I am not stuck with exhausting the threadpool in my application). Once I changed my database connection strings and created my message queues, everything seems to just work. Due to the fact that this application use multiple projects, I used VS.NET as oppossed to the C# Express.
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Sql Express build released this week != Yukon Beta 2
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/results.aspx?productID=&freetext=sql+express&DisplayLang=en
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Want to import a database into Sql Express
I am sure that there are multiple ways to import some data into Sql Express. I have been detaching my database from Sql2k, copying it to Sql Express, and attaching it to Sql Express using the sp_attach_db command to attach the database. Seems to work fine for me. What have you done?
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Direct URLs for Downloading the Express SKUs from Microsoft
if you are looking for the direct URLs to download the express products, check these out:Dotnet 2.0: http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/6/6/9666067a-660f-48e0-a755-a83a81036b67/dotnetfx.exeVisual Web Developer: http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/e/1/6e1e9b98-928c-45f0-b44b-39f205090446/vwdsetup.exeWally -
Sql Express connection
So, you have downloaded sql express and installed it. You want to do something with it but you have no idea where the database is. Well, I was in that same situation earlier. I had Sql2k on my system. It seems that in my situation, SqlExpress is installed as a named instance. I was able to create a database connection in vb/c# express and create a new database.I got the list of tables, views, sprocs, assemblies and such. It all appears to be there.