Eduardo Lorenzo

I like this approach.. the "error" page can be done in the HTML <page %> tag. How do I do this in the Global.asax?

this did the trick! Dim lbl As New Label Dim sukat As FontUnit lbl.Font.Size = sukat.XSmall this is for all who have tried

I have created a set of dynamic/on-the-fly controls including labels. my problem is I can't seem to be able to set the label's font size! :mad: I have tried Font.Size, Font.Name = "Verdana, X-Small", casting a string to unit, none worked. Right now i am looking at the logic because i create the controls before the page_init and then set the values on postback. please help me.

well yes.. the webservice actually has a reference to the data layer.. but all the webservice does actually is stand in between the pages and the other tiers/layers. Does this mean that the webservice will also be installed on the WebServer machine? shoot.. Yes the web service has a bin folder with the reference to the BLL.. the BLL has a bin folder that has DLLs pertaining to the DAL. Darn.. this would not have happened if they decided to use the n-tier architecture on the get-go.. oh well.. BTW. I still haven't installed them on the desktops yet because the Network guys still haven't finished introducing the desktops to each other. and I think they will also simulate everything including firewalls.. update: "Give us till thursday" says the network guys... :mad:

hey guys! I got a discount voucher for this certification exam.. 70-536 TS: Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0 - Application Development Foundation please give me links for reviewers and tips so you can help ma pass... thanks in advance.. please hurry.. voucher expires Dec 31, 2006

that's what I did yesterday. I created separate deployment packages for each of the layers.. and am going to try that today as soon as the network guys finish setting up and introducing the "servers" to each other.. I do have a question what scenario will i be looking at to need to deploy the data layer in the same PC as the webservice? The admin here "DOES NOT, i repeat DOES NOT" to quote him.. allow anything else but the aspx pages on the webserver..

hi everyone my issue is this: The web application I am developing now is scheduled to be deployed following the n-tier architecture where the webpages shall reside in a webserver, the business and DAL shall be in an application server and of course the data in a database server. I have adjusted my architecture to the best of my abilities to "fit" the n-tier architecture by: 1) Creating each layer as a separate project. I created a Solution with all of these projects inside. 2) One of the projects(Datalayer) is the datalayer/business layer, the other project is the webservice(OBPWebService) and the third project is the web layer (Interphase) 3) Interphase goes to the datalayer through the webservice (web referenced) I believe this is as far as I can go. Now the project is at about 85% of completion, my boss gave me three more desktops and asked me to simulate the n-tier architecture by installing the projects on each machine. and use my machine as the "client". My first Idea, which I am going to attempt right after posting this, is to build deployment packages (one for each project) and installing them on each of the three "servers" I really am in the dark as to how to do this and most resources I have found point to single-server deployment. All help shall be extremely apprecieated. Thank you in advance.

You probably haven't registered the framework in your IIS. ok the quickest way to this is: go to this directory in your command prompt (click Start then Run then type "cmd" if youre using windows XP) C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322 then type this aspnet_regiis /i this will install the framework in your IIS

Hi everybody. I am developing a site and it has a print function. I used the window.print() method of javascript for this. My task now is to find out if the document printed properly.. :confused: without user intervention/input. It flows like this.. user clicks the print button and the print dialog is opened and user clicks print. The document prints.. everything is well and I disable the print button so the data cannot be printed again. Problem is what if the printer experienced a problem like paper jam or somthing? I hope there is a way to find out if the printer DID NOT print so I can execute some lines or asp.net to adjust the page. BTW I am using asp.net 2003 on framework 1.1 thank you very much in advance

Hi everybody, this is my first time to actually deploy a website up to the internet and I am going to do it from home. The site is finished and runs using an MS.Access database as its back-end. The host is a free hosting service and it has an interface much like the "Attach File" upload interface found in most e-mail services. But it is of course better because I can create folders. My question is as to how exactly am I going to deploy the project? Is it as easy as uploading the .aspx, .aspx.resx, .aspx.vb files up to the server and re-creating the paths (because the table is saved in the /database folder)? I mean. I am at a complete loss here.. where do I start? What changes to I have to make to: 1. Connection String 2. Code behind/ HTML code ? please help. first time i tried, i got "Parser Error" and the highlight was at the

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Yeah.. I have "tried" to stop.. am still trying to stop... thing is.. (now THIS I know many will relate to) there are times when like when your driving, eating, taking a bath heck even when sitting on the toilet.. when a "better" approach to the system that you are currently developing suddenly pops into mind??? HEHEHE! get it? darn countless are the times when I had to cut a shower/snack short jsut to jump right back at the keyboard. :D