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Find out the Session in a application

10-Oct-07 2:24

crazidiamond wrote:
we had two orders come thru with 0 items due to dropped session.

This shows your programs loop holes. Don't you validate all these before an order is placed ? What is your actual problem here ? How you are storing shopping details in session ?

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Re: Session Woes

Andrew S. Kloos10-Oct-07 4:04

Andrew S. Kloos

10-Oct-07 4:04

I was handed an amazingly sloppy site. I've been correcting pieces of it as I go along but their aren't enough hours in the day. Since this issue came up I added some logic to determine if in fact the cart is populated. but the bigger problem is that we show no errors when users are placing items into the cart which is stored in "in proc session" and then at a later time we try to access the session contents and the session is not present. We have a Serializable Cart class and we stored the class instance in session. We also determined that the session was not dropped due to timing out. I'm at a loss...

indexing server

venky45610-Oct-07 1:26

venky456

10-Oct-07 1:26

hi,
how to display .rtf files in indexing server.
plz help me to get results asap.
regards

venkat

Get Roles For a Specific

Brendan Vogt10-Oct-07 1:17

Brendan Vogt

10-Oct-07 1:17

Hi,

I am writing a system where I log on to a backend where I can see a list of all the user/customers that have registered on the system. When I click on a specific user I can see his/her details. Including the roles. How do I use the roles provider to get the roles for a specific user? What I mean is, I don't to see the roles of the currently logged on user, but for a user that I select.

Must go and write my own method to get this, or is there a way of retrieving a user's roles?? I know there is something like a GetRolesForUser method, but that seems to be the roles for currently logged on user.

Please can someone advise.

Brendan

Aavesh Agarwal10-Oct-07 1:16

Aavesh Agarwal

10-Oct-07 1:16

hi,
is there any way by which i can find out that how many session variables i have used in a particluar project.

Thanks and Regards
Aavesh Agarwal

Sandeep Akhare10-Oct-07 1:27

10-Oct-07 1:27

Yes there are many ways to do it
Session.Count gives the number of session present in your application.
Session.Keys return you collection of all keys using those you get the all values
Session.GetEnumerator return you enumerator to current session using you can iterate through Session.

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Sandeep

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If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

Sandeep Akhare10-Oct-07 1:37

10-Oct-07 1:37

Telgu Radhu Smile | :)

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Sandeep

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Spunky Coder10-Oct-07 1:38

Spunky Coder

10-Oct-07 1:38

hey akhare i thought its Vuppala

Koushik

N a v a n e e t h10-Oct-07 2:04

10-Oct-07 2:04

playing with bugs ) wrote:
Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

A new display name ? Previous was good

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Sandeep Akhare10-Oct-07 2:18

10-Oct-07 2:18

thanks for compliment
Old one is my real name just for change i changed my display name nothing intensional like Satips Smile | :)

(kidding)

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

Sathesh Sakthivel10-Oct-07 2:24

Sathesh Sakthivel

10-Oct-07 2:24

LOL Sandeep

SSK.

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Sandeep Akhare10-Oct-07 2:40

how to get Default Document IIS7?

10-Oct-07 2:40

OOPS you are online :-> Unsure | :~

i wrote considering you are offline Blush | :O

any way that was compliment for you Sathish indirectly saying you are very famous in CP Wink | ;)

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

NanaAM10-Oct-07 1:07

NanaAM

10-Oct-07 1:07

I am using ServerManager.
Is anybody aware of how to get DefaultDocument of a particular Virtual Directory?

Nana

Re: how to get Default Document IIS7?

Vanamaindia10-Oct-07 2:50

Vanamaindia

10-Oct-07 2:50

You have to add ur DefaultPage in IIS documents Tab..

go to IIS--->rightClick on Default Website--->properties->>>documnets Tab->>add ur default page

Re: how to get Default Document IIS7?

NanaAM10-Oct-07 3:15

NanaAM

10-Oct-07 3:15

Actually I want to do it using code, not using IIS manager.
Thats why I am using ServerManager of Microsoft.Web.Administration

Nana

Retrival of class properties within a class, within a class

But_Im_a_Lady10-Oct-07 0:31

Re: Retrival of class properties within a class, within a class

10-Oct-07 0:31

Hi There,

This is driving me bonkers, here's hoping I can explain clearly...

I have a master class called Site (Sites is a collection of Site), which contains a couple of string properties and 1 property of type 'ProductGroups'.

Class Product group (ProductGroups is a collection of Product Group) also contains a couple of string properties and 1 property of type 'Products'.

Class Product (Products is a collection of Product)

I have a loop which looks like this:-

foreach (Site site in sites)<br />
{<br />
<br />
//1) :) display address for each site<br />
<br />
//2) :( get at the product groups & display product group name<br />
<br />
//3) :( for each product within productgroups display their names<br />
<br />
}

Option 1 - is ok & I can code that.

Option 2 & 3 I just cant seem to get my head around this!
I know its simple, but its driving me nuts. D'Oh! | :doh:

Any help will be apprieciated.

Thanks
Janet

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N a v a n e e t h10-Oct-07 0:39

Re: Retrival of class properties within a class, within a class

10-Oct-07 0:39

But_Im_a_Lady wrote:
get at the product groups & display product group name

Very tough to undestand you question. Unsure | :~

Sorry if I misunderstood you. Is it possible to one more foreach loop inside the one you specified and iterate through ProductGroups collection ?

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But_Im_a_Lady10-Oct-07 0:49

Re: Retrival of class properties within a class, within a class

10-Oct-07 0:49

Yes, for some reason I was try to get down to the 3rd level by only using two for each loops! (Dont ask - a million n 1 things going on here at the mo')

So now I have these loops:-

foreach(Site site in Sites)<br />
{<br />
     //write info here for site<br />
     foreach (ProductGroup productGroup in site.ProductGroups)<br />
            {<br />
                //write info here for product group<br />
                foreach (Product product in productGroup)<br />
                {<br />
                     //write info here for product<br />

Only 1 issue now, when I try & compile I get this error:-

foreach statement cannot operate on variables of type 'KSS.PriceNet.Shared.EntityModel.ProductGroup' because 'KSS.PriceNet.Shared.EntityModel.ProductGroup' does not contain a public definition for 'GetEnumerator'.

I haven't seen this before, any ideas?

Ta

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N a v a n e e t h10-Oct-07 0:56

Re: Retrival of class properties within a class, within a class

10-Oct-07 0:56

But_Im_a_Lady wrote:
foreach statement cannot operate on variables of type 'KSS.PriceNet.Shared.EntityModel.ProductGroup' because 'KSS.PriceNet.Shared.EntityModel.ProductGroup' does not contain a public definition for 'GetEnumerator'.

Because ProductGroup is not collection class. So foreach won't work. I think 3rd forloop has some problem. It could be like

foreach (Product product in productGroup.Products)
{

Right ?

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But_Im_a_Lady10-Oct-07 0:59

Re: Retrival of class properties within a class, within a class

10-Oct-07 0:59

Fab - thx for your help, yeah its working!

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Paddy Boyd10-Oct-07 0:49

Paddy Boyd

10-Oct-07 0:49

Something like this?

foreach (Site site in sites)
{
   foreach ( ProductGroup aGroup in site.ProductGroups)
   {
       foreach (Product prod in aGroup.Products)
       {

       }
   }
}

Re: Retrival of class properties within a class, within a class

But_Im_a_Lady10-Oct-07 0:59