XmlSerializer to Serialize Class to Xml and Bulk Load Data
4322XmlSerializer to Serialize Class to Xml and Bulk Load Datahttp://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/xmlserializer_bulkload.aspOne of the challenges we had was being able to process a PagePostBack and save several hundred records across multiple tables within a reasonable amount of time. Plus, as the tool obtained more and more users with the number of analysis models growing exponentionally, it wouldn't be long before the wait time for data updates became unacceptable. We originally started out by following standard practices for populating classes, calling class methods with these classes as parameters which called stored procedures to save the data points one by one. To enhance performance a bit, we shared an open connection across all of the method calls. On larger models this resulted in waiting 15 seconds or so for the page to post to itself. Not a horrible wait time but I wanted to do better.ASP.NET > Tips and TutorialsOct 10, 2006Robbe D. Morris
In this function we'll run a query against Active Directory to obtain properties for the current account logged onto our application. First we'll specify an array of the properties we want to retrieve from AD, then pass it to our GetADsObject method (later in this article), and set authentication to AD in order to run and retrieve information from our query
In this tutorial of Week 6 we will be learning about Overview of List-Bound Controls, Creating a Repeater Control, Creating a DataList Control, Introduction to the DataGrid, Setting Up the DataGrid , Using Advanced DataGrid Features and Adding Advanced Features.
Before actually moving into the topic of creating roles and managing users, we need to talk on how to deal with Anonymous users ASP.NET 2.0. The Beta version provides a new feature that assigns an identity to the anonymous users. The authentication and authorization process of the application is not impacted. It merely gives a handle to track this user and assign personalization properties to him.
Introduction: In this tutorial I will explain how to setup Dreamweaver to run ASP.NET from you computer. This will allow you to test you pages before uploading it. To do this you will need windows xp pro. If you are having problems feel free to e-mail us, or post a message on the forum.
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