When you get a response from your Azure Web App, Mobile App or API App which is a 500, you might want to look in the Event Viewer for the exception. A lot of times they include the stack that contains the method which threw an exception causing the 500. There are 2 ways to […]
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As mentioned in a previous blog, using Lucene.Net to create and search an index was quick and easy. Here I will show you in these 4 steps how to do it. Create an index Build the query Perform the search Display the results Before we get started I wanted to mention that Lucene.Net was originally […]
Read More →If you have ever tried to reset your deployment credentials for your Azure App Service then you would likely experience this: “User name is not available”, as seen in Figure 1. #GermanCloud Figure 1, user name is not available when changing FTP password azure app service To workaround that, use a different username, I.e. temporarily […]
Read More →The path to reproducing a scenario for a custom is sometimes a long-ish one. I needed to include a custom assembly in an Azure Function App which I describe here “How to add assembly references to an Azure Function App” and documented this one here “Could not load file or assembly” along the way here […]
Read More →Here is some good information about the App Service Certificates. Like custom domain names, you can also purchase SSL certificates from within the Azure portal here. I was working with a customer who was having some problems with the configuration and decided to walk through the configuration myself, and like always, will document and share […]
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I wrote this article here about setting up GitHub in Visual Studio 2015 and felt it necessary to document the same in Visual Studio 2017. Here is how I setup GitHub source code management in Visual Studio 2017 Community. Install the GitHub extension for Visual Studio Create your GitHub repo and then login Create a […]
Read More →I was working with Visual Studio 2017 and found that 4.6.2 is not installed as default yet, so I wrote this article here about that. In that article I also point out that you need to install the System.ValueType NuGet package to the Tuples capabilities to work. This time I wanted to get the Pattern […]
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Catching exceptions within your code make a huge difference in how your program will be perceived from a user. If you do not catch the exception then in many cases your program will crash and be required to close and then reopened. However, if you catch exceptions you can handle them gracefully. You gracefully recover […]
Read More →Display the results. To view the results we need to loop through the ScoreDoc array we created in Part3. We do this by iterating through it within a for loop. for (int i = 0; i < hits.Length; i++) { int docId = hits[i].doc; float score = hits[i].score; Lucene.Net.Documents.Document doc = searcher.Doc(docId); string result = […]
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With each version of Microsoft Windows Server comes a new version of Internet Information Services (IIS). With the recent release of Windows Server 2016 comes IIS version 10. Before I cover these new features, here are a few articles which I have already written which you may be interested in: What’s new in IIS 8.5 […]
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