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Converting ASP.NET WSP (Web Site Projects) to WAP (Web Application Projects) with VS2012

December 30, 2012 By 2 Comments
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  Background There are quite a few articles written on the differences between WSP’s and WAP’s.  In this article, I will not go into the details but just give you some clean mechanics necessary for converting pages using Visual Studio 2012.  Some of those articles are listed below. http://mitchelsellers.com/blogs/2008/01/02/wap-or-wsp-which-to-use-and-why.aspx http://vishaljoshi.blogspot.com/2009/08/web-application-project-vs-web-site.html http://aspnetresources.com/blog/web_site_vs_web_application_project_wap When I was new to Visual Studio, I did choose WSP projects because it seemed easier. Now that I’ve done quite a bit more with ASP.NET, I much prefer WAP projects.  Actually, I hate WSP projects … Continue Reading

Filed Under: ASP.NET 2.0, ASP.NET 4.0, ASP.NET MVC, Visual Studio

Using Fiddler To Replay an AJAX (xmlhttp) Request

October 27, 2012 By 2 Comments
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  The Problem I use to spend a lot of time writing throw away JavaScript code to test AJAX (XMLHttpRequest or Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) type requests to my hosted web services.  that is, on my ASP.NET server, I have services that look like the following (Microsoft ASP.NET MVC projects): [HttpPost] [NoCache] public JsonResult GetEmailByPerson(long addressBookEntryId, string existingEmailDetailIds, int? start, int? limit, bool? emailNotViewed = null, bool? emailNotDeleted = null, bool? forceDataToHtmlBody = false) { Utils.AuthorityLevel userAuthorityLevel = Utils.GetUserAuthorityLevel(); if (userAuthorityLevel == Utils.AuthorityLevel.None) { return Json(new { Message = … Continue Reading

Filed Under: AJAX, ASP.NET 4.0, ASP.NET MVC, Debugging, Fiddler

How To Add Paging With a Filter Using Sencha Architect with ExtJS4

May 8, 2012 By 1 Comment
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  Sometimes,the simplest things can seem complicated.  Well, in this case, after struggling for a while, it turns out the simplest things can actually be pretty simple.  The application I’m building right now (with Sencha’s ExtJS and ASP.NET) is a simple log viewer.  My server base app uses NLog which does a great job of logging the errors, but the errors are all on my server and I need to see them.  So, hence I need a simple log viewer.  Here is what it looks like once it’s all done.     Notice that we have a toolbar that we can check a box in as well as a field to type some text into.  I’m going to assume that creating the windows, the grid, dropping the toolbars on the page (both … Continue Reading

Filed Under: ASP.NET 4.0, Sencha, Sencha, Sencha Architect 2

Microsoft’s ASP.NET MVC Lite, Building a TextReformatter With JsonResult

April 10, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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  Introduction   People often ask me if I use MVC or WebForms for my Microsoft ASP.NET projects.  I always tell them MVC, but I don’t use it in the classic way that most others do.  That is to say, I emit no html from my views, and for that matter really don’t even use views (with the exception of one view which is essentially my entire app.   People often refer to this as a SPA or Single-Page-Application. What this basically means is that my entire view is built with JavaScript (in my case Sencha’s ExtJS) and the only interaction with the server is to simply bring down Json results. In this post, I’m going to build a simple app following this principle. It’s purpose will be to take a big pile of … Continue Reading

Filed Under: ASP.net, ASP.NET 3.5, ASP.NET 4.0, JSON, MVC, Visual Studio, Visual Studio 2010, Visual Studio 2011 Developer Preview
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