Showing posts with label developing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label developing. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Sudden VS2003 Error

I was going along just fine developing an ASP.NET application using IIS on
my own machine. I had to reboot. When I came back, VS started acting
flakey. It would not reload my project claiming that it could not connect
to the url on my machine (something like http://localhost/myApplication).
"A connection with the server could not be established"
I tried this:
1) backed up all files
2) deleted the project folder from wwwroot
3) created a new web application in visual studio using the same name
4) copied all the source code files (no project or solution) into that
folder and added them to the new project
Worked fine at first and built just fine, but when I exited VS and came back
it would no longer load either.
Caveat 1: When I rebooted I changed my network password, but I don't expect
this should matter in any way.
Caveat 2: I am running McAfee Anti-Virus (required by the site whose machine
this actually is).
Tried to google the error for a solution, but nothing seems to fix it.
Any takers?Hi
There are known problems with McAfee and VS.NET.
If you are forced to use McAfee make sure the "buffer overload" option
is off.
Good luck.
Regards,
Daniel Roth
MCSD.NET
Dan,
I'll disable it, but can you tell me what effect it had on you, or how you
figured out that it was the problem?
<dan.c.roth@.gmail.com> wrote
> There are known problems with McAfee and VS.NET.
> If you are forced to use McAfee make sure the "buffer overload" option
> is off.

Sudden VS2003 Error

I was going along just fine developing an ASP.NET application using IIS on
my own machine. I had to reboot. When I came back, VS started acting
flakey. It would not reload my project claiming that it could not connect
to the url on my machine (something like http://localhost/myApplication).

"A connection with the server could not be established"

I tried this:
1) backed up all files
2) deleted the project folder from wwwroot
3) created a new web application in visual studio using the same name
4) copied all the source code files (no project or solution) into that
folder and added them to the new project

Worked fine at first and built just fine, but when I exited VS and came back
it would no longer load either.

Caveat 1: When I rebooted I changed my network password, but I don't expect
this should matter in any way.
Caveat 2: I am running McAfee Anti-Virus (required by the site whose machine
this actually is).

Tried to google the error for a solution, but nothing seems to fix it.

Any takers?Hi

There are known problems with McAfee and VS.NET.

If you are forced to use McAfee make sure the "buffer overload" option
is off.

Good luck.

Regards,
Daniel Roth
MCSD.NET
Dan,

I'll disable it, but can you tell me what effect it had on you, or how you
figured out that it was the problem?

<dan.c.roth@.gmail.com> wrote
> There are known problems with McAfee and VS.NET.
> If you are forced to use McAfee make sure the "buffer overload" option
> is off.

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Suggestions Needed[8-)]

Hi,

I am currently developing a web application in ASP.Net using C# and MySql. Can anyone suggest any free Forum that I can use in my Web Application ? and does anyone know of a good tutorial on how to use Crystal Reports with such an appication

Thanks

You may want to start at the following website:

Open Source Software in C#

There you will find free forum software, and much more.