The Navigation functionality of WPF is pretty cool. It lets the developer create a wizard like program which walks the user through a number of consecutive steps from start to finish. All of which happens within a single window, similar to a web browser, but it’s a desktop program. When implementing the WPF Navigation program […]
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I have spent some hours setting up a solution defined in the title of this article. I want to make clear that there are numerous ways of configuring this and there are numerous Kerberos/Windows Authentication configuration possibilities based on different SPNs, IE Zones, Application Pool identities, etc… This article is intended to provide 1 possible, […]
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I am moving all my articles to one location. This article is a bit old, and is here for historical purpose. If you end up here please read this updated article here (Enable Failed Request Tracing for an Azure App Service Web App) Using Failed Request Tracing is a very useful tool for troubleshooting performance […]
Read More →I was working on an issue some months ago where changes being made to a single web site were being applied to another web site on the server. I found that strange because that should not happen, I mean, making a change to a web site should be specific to that web site and those […]
Read More →With the release of the new version of Windows Server 2012 R2 comes a new version of IIS, IIS 8.5. The new features can be broken into 2 categories, Scalability and Manageability: Manageability – Logging Enhancements Manageability – ETW Events Scalability – Dynamic site activation Scalability – Idle Worker Process Page-out Certificate Rebind – see […]
Read More →I was trying to setup a WebDAV installation that mapped to a UNC share and used Windows Authentication. I had to create a test domain with numerous servers in order to grant all the required permissions to get this setup to work. I had some problem with the initial step of this project because the […]
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There are times when you need to capture a W3WP memory dump when the process stops responding. However, the process might stop responding in the middle of the night or early morning which is not the best time to manually take a memory dump. You can configure Procdump to execute and capture a memory dump […]
Read More →If you recall in a previous article I created a treeview class with checkboxes here. I expanded on that later to include images here. I realized that I had set the IsExpanded property of the treeview within a setter for my treeview resources with a value of True. This meant that all nodes within the […]
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I was in a meeting where we had a discussion about keeping the modifications made to a database synchronized with the NHibernate mappings. Some said that there was a method called Validate() which just needed to be run and that all that was needed. I was right, it would turn out to be skeptical of […]
Read More →An important step which is often overlooked when beginning the process of mapping your database is to set the Build Action to Embedded Resource. (Buildvorgang – Eingebettete Resource). If you forget to do this you may receive a QuerySynataxException stating that the … is not mapped [from …]. It is also possible to store the […]
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