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If you ever want to develop jsp files which will be called direclty in your Oracle HTTP server (apache), meaning it will not be called as a portlet, this is the easy way to configure it: Create a folder in the \portal directory, the folder name for our example will be custom . Edit httpd.conf file in the \apache\apache\conf folder and ensure that the following entry is there (normally you can just uncomment it): include \apache\jserv\conf\jserv.conf This ensures that the JServ config file is included...
I stumbled onto 2 weird web development thingy majigs today. Nothing awe inspiring, but here goes.... first: When populating options into a dropdown on the client-side dynamically, I got an invalid argument error. I couldn't figure it out. I have done this before and I double checked the code in MSDN. It turns out that I got the sequence wrong. You shouldn't create the option, set it's properties and then add it to the dropdown. You should create the option, add it to the dropdown's options collection...
Recently, I had to write a templated databound custom control in asp.net. The reason for this is that we wanted a control which we could reuse throughout the site, and it had toe be very flexible. It needed to have paging capabilities (with completely customized look + feel), searching, sorting and alphabetical filtering. All of these should also be able to be hidden, based on attributes on the control. Since non of the built-in controls provide this functionality, we had to go the custom control...
I received an interesting error when trying to debug a web project of mine. The error read: Configuration error - access to myassembly.dll denied. The error then shows you a line in your web.config file. I started getting this problem on a regular basis. Even ending the asp.net worker process and restarting vs.net didn't resolve it. I had to restart my PC every time. After some intense searching on the web (believe it or not, access denied is quite a common problem), I stumbled onto this link: http...
We have a legacy asp application we use to track our bugs. When I tried to install it on our Windows 2003 server, I couldn't get the asp pages to run. I knew this was due to the fact that MS disables almost everything by default on Windows 2003. To enable it you have to open IIS and click on Web service extensions. Here you can right-click on Active Server Pages and click on allow. Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it!
I haven't posted anything in a while, the reason for this is due to the fact that I'm busy with a new project. Our team has set up in new offices and everyone is up and running. Last week was still a bit chaotic, since I had to develop a POC for an oracle app server integration, while still giving guidance to the team members. We're only starting to be productive now, and I'm really starting to enjoy the project. We've done some fun stuff, including providers for our db layer and some really interesting...
Moving into new offices are never easy, but I must admit that I was totally unprepared for this experience. We ordered 3 new pc's, one of them our development server. We specified that we wanted Seagate hard drives and not Maxtor hard drives, but apparently hardware people always knows what's best. So after setting up our pc's, we found out that the wrong hard drives were installed. After this, we had to call up the hardware guys and let them install Seagate hard drives (we did this to keep our network...
I experienced an unexpected error this morning when trying to open a web project in VS.net. Last night everything still worked fine, so I still don't know what went wrong. The only thing I can think of is that it might been a windows update that I installed yesterday. The error look something like this: Unable to open Web project 'somepath'. Unable to validate that the file path 'D:\somepath' matches the URL path 'http://Localhost:/somepath'. Access is denied. The resolution to this problem is this...
We need a senior developer with the following required skills: C# ASP.Net SQL Javascript UML The position is on a contract basis in the Pretoria area - although Jhb devs are welcome. This is a very exciting and challenging project and whe need the best! Competitive rates (in relation to experience). No VB.Net developers please! Please send all CV's and enquiries to hs@cmstoolbox.com Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it!
Accoding to BSA SA's software piracy rate is lower than the software piracy rate of other countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. Read the full article on ITWeb . Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it!
I had to migrate our vss db to another server. I found a resource on the web on how to split up a vss db into 2 dbs. The same steps can also be used to migrate the database: http://blogs.msdn.com/korbyp/archive/2003/10/20/54226.aspx Share this post: email it! | bookmark it! | digg it! | reddit! | kick it! | live it!
I attended the Patterns & Practices event at Microsoft on Saturday. This is a level 300 event, which assumes that you know the basics of .Net. The event covers development using patterns - GOF patterns and Microsoft's patterns. The lecturer is PDev 's Ayal Rosenberg. I think the covered content was useful and I look forward to the next three lectures. We went over the use for patterns in development and then covered a few GOF patterns with code samples. We lost a bit of momentum while covering...
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When you place controls inside of a UserControl (and provide them with the runat=server attribute), those controls' IDs will differ in the resulting client-side HTML from their respective IDs that you defined on the server side. For example: I have a UserControl called sub.ascx. In this uc I define a textbox control, give it the id of txtCal and run a page containing sub.ascx as a child control. This all works fine. I now add a button which will execute some client-side code. I want the client-side...
I attended the Microsoft Pta dinner last night at Primi Piatti in Menlyn. Kaylash and SimonS went through a whole bunch of questions, trying to get input from the developers on how to improve the SADev community, support, events, etc. A few issues that surfaced which I personally agree with: Microsoft certification sucks - it might be useful to have a more practical approach to the examination process - like some Sun and Cisco exams. I feel that 80% of the exams can still be monkey puzzles, due to...
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