Using VS2008 in a C# web service application, a class has been created that
inherits from the ConfigurationSelection.  This class file has been placed in
the App_Code folder. The web.config has been updated with the necessary
section.

I have setup two blank WSE 3.0 web service projects. One is called
service and one is called Client. The Client makes a call to the
default helloworld web method in the service and that is all. I have
turned on diagnostics to try and see the soap messages passed to and

I have a site (www.motiont.com) where people can come and download a
zip file.  Is it possible for me to know when the file was fully
downloaded (and not cancelled in the middle)?
It is .net 2.0 site

I found a C# example on the web that used an httpmodule.  I've
translated it to VB.NET and the website compiles fine, but when I
build the website the iHttpModule doesn't compile, I can't figure out
why.  I do have the following entry in my web.config file:

I've just installed Visual Web developer 2008 and tried to run my first
ASP.net web site. When I run it on my Vista Business PC I got an error
"Page can not be displayed". What should I check to get an ASP.Net
application running. I'm familiar with classic ASP programming not with

I made a form consisting of a lot of server-controls (dropdownlist,
radiobuttonlist ...). Some controls have their property 'autoPostBack' =
true because some things must happen when selectedvalue is changed.
My problem: suppose that the property 'autoPostBack' of 20th control is

I faced with my understanding about “ParseChildrenAttribute” class using. My
example is following: two classes are created: Employee and
CollectionEmployee. To CollectionEmployee class I applied ParseChildren
attribyte as “[ParseChildren(typeof(Employee))]”, but I don’t know how ...

In ASP.NET 2.0 I have a class called Cols (shown below) which keeps a record
of the different columns in my gridview.  I need this because sometimes I
need to show/hide columns and need to know their position.  One problem with
this is that whenever we add a column to the ...

My network services guy is telling me that only one version of .net can run
on a website under IIS 6 0n windows server 2003.  For example, if a web site
is running a 1.1 app it can't also run a 2.x app.   I can believe that for
individual web applications but not for entire iis ...

I am trying to write soem code that will send data to an Oneil
printer
over our network. I know the printer works and is setup correctly
because I can print to it from there software. In my program i am

I have an ASP.NET page that displays some data from an SQL Server 2005
database, using a Select query. The database is updated by another piece of
software, independently of the ASP.NET page. The ASP.NET page only displays
data and it has nothing to do with inserting or updating ...

I have the following method that initializes the port. I am having problems
assigning values to the Serial port properties. Can someone help ? Here is
the snippet with my comments:
private void btnOpenPort_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

Is FindControl() really the *only* way to later get a reference to controls
that are dynamically added to a page?
I am currently using ParseControl to insert a bunch of controls into a
WebForm (which is itself dynamically inserted into the page).

I know that sometimes referring to controls deep in a page using a Master
Page can be funky.
For a website using a standard header/footer/nav, do you prefer using User
Controls for the common items, or do you prefer Master Pages?

Hi,All...
I found in one of the articles on the net that an audio file can be played
in asp.net by setting the Hyperlink's Navigate Url as the audio file name.
ie, Hyperlink1.NavigateUrl="~\\songs\\mysong.wav";