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Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

JMummery5-Mar-09 12:09

JMummery

5-Mar-09 12:09

Hi,

Please confirm, are you using Server.Transfer? yes or no.

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Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

jitu gupta5-Mar-09 12:18

jitu gupta

5-Mar-09 12:18

no i am not using server.transfer

this is my code

Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
if (HttpContext.Current.Items[Constant.Authorization] == null ||
!(bool)HttpContext.Current.Items[Constant.Authorization]) Response.Redirect(Constant.AccessRequestPage);

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

Yusuf5-Mar-09 12:18

Yusuf

5-Mar-09 12:18

How are you calling your asp pages? Asp and asp.net run on different engines. you can not directly interact between them. You can redirect calls from one to another. If you show us how you doing it, it will give us some clue as to what you trying to do.

I have asp + asp.net running side by side. I interact between them, when I move from one to the other, I save my session state to db then call

Request.Redirect("somepage.aspx?someparameter) (I call both somepage.asp and somepage.aspx the same way)

then on the other side I load my session state read what I need to get and continue doing what I need to do.

Yusuf

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

jitu gupta5-Mar-09 12:25

jitu gupta

5-Mar-09 12:25

my applicaion is running and working fine on microsoft server 2003 that is the dev,qa server . but my desktop having xp and IIS 5.1 so is it require any setting in iis for executing the ASP pages because only asp pages are not runing in my application.

Thanks...

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

JMummery5-Mar-09 12:31

JMummery

5-Mar-09 12:31

Its because Only IIS7 supports the integrated pipeline. you cannot run this on IIS 5.1

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Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

jitu gupta5-Mar-09 12:34

jitu gupta

5-Mar-09 12:34

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

Yusuf5-Mar-09 12:34

Yusuf

5-Mar-09 12:34

on your xp desktop, try the following:
1. Disable IE show friendly error messages from the advanced page
2. Open IE and type the following http:\\localhost\

this should redirect you to http://localhost/localstart.asp. If you see the page ok, then asp is running on your xp, if not what error message do you see. that should give you some clue.

If you see http:\\localhost ok, then make sure your asp program is installed properly in your xp machine. make sure any COM objects it uses are configured and registered properly.

Yusuf

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

jitu gupta5-Mar-09 12:54

jitu gupta

5-Mar-09 12:54

HI,
i am created one test solution for checking purpose whether asp is working or not . I am getting this error in test application

Server Error in '/WebSite1' Application.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This type of page is not served.
Description: The type of page you have requested is not served because it has been explicitly forbidden. The extension '.asp' may be incorrect. Please review the URL below and make sure that it is spelled correctly.

Requested URL: /WebSite1/Default2.asp

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

JMummery5-Mar-09 12:57

JMummery

5-Mar-09 12:57

This may help:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/815152[^]

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Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

Yusuf5-Mar-09 13:09

Yusuf

5-Mar-09 13:09

then you need to configure IIS to serve asp pages see here for details[^]

Make sure 'Active Server Pages' are allowed, see the picture.

Yusuf

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

jitu gupta5-Mar-09 13:32

jitu gupta

5-Mar-09 13:32

Yusuf,
Actually my IIS dont have these option "Application pools" and "Service web extentions" .
please see your link which you sent me.

what i need to do ...

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

Yusuf5-Mar-09 13:45

Yusuf

5-Mar-09 13:45

read the whole article. There is more than the picture in it. There are plenty of other resources on that page.

Yusuf

Re: Getting this exception : This operation requires IIS integrated pipeline mode

Expert Coming5-Mar-09 14:14

Expert Coming

5-Mar-09 14:14

Yusuf wrote:
There is more than the picture in it.

Lol, beautiful!

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Calling a javascript authenticate function when a ASP Login control fires the onauthenticate event. [modified]

Steve Holdorf5-Mar-09 9:23

Steve Holdorf

5-Mar-09 9:23

I have an ASP Login control contained in a UpdatePanel. What I need to do is call a javascript function when the Login control's onauthenticate event is fired. I tried adding the following to the Login control definition:

onauthenticate="authenticate(this, e)"

The problem is that when I try to run the application I receive an error that argument e is undefined in the current context. How can I do this?

Thanks,

Steve

modified on Thursday, March 5, 2009 5:29 PM

Re: Calling a javascript authenticate function when a ASP Login control fires the onauthenticate event.

Christian Graus5-Mar-09 9:24

Christian Graus

5-Mar-09 9:24

Define 'e'.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Re: Calling a javascript authenticate function when a ASP Login control fires the onauthenticate event.

Steve Holdorf6-Mar-09 7:19

Steve Holdorf

6-Mar-09 7:19

I was not quite sure what you were suggesting when you replied for me to define e. I think that my initial question was not worded correctly. I just wanted to know if anyone know what the parameter for the ASP Login control onauthenticate="authenticate(this, ?)" would be if authenticate was a javascript function? I know that code behind event args are of type AuthenticateEventArgs but how would this be indicated in the javascript Login control onauthenticate definition?

Thanks,

Steve

Web.Config and debugging

J$5-Mar-09 8:45

5-Mar-09 8:45

I have created a web service, and a coworker has created an installation package for it using InstallShield.

I have just realized that I forgot to change the Web.config file to set debug to false before he made the installation package. It is currently set to

compilation defaultLanguage="c#" debug="true"/

My question is, if I manually edit the Web.config file for this web service to set it to the following value after it has already been deployed, will it still execute with all the debugging overhead and resources?

compilation defaultLanguage="c#" debug="false"/

Do I have to bother my coworker to put another build together after I change the Web.config file?

Thanks for your time.

Re: Web.Config and debugging

Christian Graus5-Mar-09 8:56

Christian Graus

5-Mar-09 8:56

No, the point of config files is that you can deploy an exe and change things about it, by just changing the config file. The exe reads the config files.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Re: Web.Config and debugging

J$5-Mar-09 8:58

5-Mar-09 8:58

Thanks for the quick response.

How to read value of textbox from gridview

vilas_kwagh5-Mar-09 6:19

vilas_kwagh

5-Mar-09 6:19

I have use following code for reading value of textbox from gridview,but it could not give any value.it just show null value....Pls Help Me...

protected void GridView1_RowDataBound(object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow)
{
Button l = (Button)e.Row.FindControl("Button1");
if (l != null)
{
TextBox t = (TextBox)e.Row.FindControl("txt_choose");

string vc = t.Text;
}
}
}

Re: How to read value of textbox from gridview

Christian Graus5-Mar-09 8:23

Christian Graus

5-Mar-09 8:23

I guess you need to tell us which line fails and show us the ASPX as well.

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Need help on displaying selected record(s) in a datagrid without re-querying a table

Sath Garcia5-Mar-09 6:08

Sath Garcia

5-Mar-09 6:08

hello,

I have a department and an employee table. I populated a radio button list with all the department codes.

By default a Gridview will display all employee record. And, when I will select one department code on the radio button list, the GridView will only display employee record(s) with the same department code(s).

This is working fine with the ff:

protected void radioButtonList1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
SqlDataSource2.SelectParameters.Add("deptCode", radioButtonList1.SelectedValue);
SqlDataSource2.SelectCommand = "SELECT [iD], [firstName], [lastName], [dateOfBirth], [deptCode][position] FROM [F201] WHERE ([deptCode] = @deptCode)";
}

But, I think that, when there will be to many employee records, this will slow the loading. Is there any other way to display these record to a Gridview without re-querying to the table?

I am new to Asp.Net, any suggestion will be very much appreciated.

Re: Need help on displaying selected record(s) in a datagrid without re-querying a table

Yusuf5-Mar-09 8:14

Yusuf

5-Mar-09 8:14

How many is too many?

Is your Gridview paginated? that could help in loading time. You could write sql stored procedure to help with the database performance too.

Sath Garcia wrote:
display these record to a Gridview without re-querying to the table?

The only way is to load all the records and write javascript code to manupliate your gridview. But don't think this is going to be easy code.

Yusuf

Re: Need help on displaying selected record(s) in a datagrid without re-querying a table

Sath Garcia5-Mar-09 20:06

Sath Garcia

5-Mar-09 20:06

Thanks man,

Yes the gridview is paged. I set it to 20. Anyway, I guess I am gonna be sticking to what i did for the main time, besides, it is not really that "many" records. I was just looking for any other alternatives to further speed up the apps

I guess I'll start digging for javascripts too

thanks again.

.NET 3.5 and 2.0 Question

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd5-Mar-09 3:56

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd

5-Mar-09 3:56

Good Day All

My Employer is using .NET 2.0 and we have VS 2008 installed. In a Way he is Saying am giving you latest tools to give me a solution. Now we have big long runing .NET 2.0 Project, and as Developer we need to grow in the product by exploring the technologies presented in 3.5.So my question is is it Posible to Add a .NET 3.5 technology on 2.0 ? and how ?

Thank you

Vuyiswa Maseko,

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