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    System.Random class reliability (4 replies, VIP)
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    This message, which was originally sent to "aspngarchitecture", has been moved to "aspngfw" mailing list by the List Master I'm using System.Random class to generate ID s for my cutomers. I aslo use seeds while creating them to assure that all the ID s generated are unique. Is there a possibility that aspng creators will change System.Random class random number generating system so that if I use t...
    limitations on size of file posted to HtmlInputFile? (2 replies)
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    using this control works fine for smaller files, but barfs with anything large. i haven't pared it down to find the threshold where it succeeds or fails, but i know it works for a file of around 2MB, but fails for a file of around 10MB. (i know HTTP POST isn't the optimal way for large file upload, but for our needs right now it's what we can use.) i've uploaded a 24MB file on x drive.com using HT...
    NOT ANSWERED BEFORE: ASPX native code compilation question (6 replies)
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    I asked this question Friday afternoon on these two list servers and got no response. So here's another try: There has been some confusion over when/how often ASPX pages are compiled from their MSIL assemblies to native code. I've read other members (on aspngfreeforall) and books ("Introducing .NET" by Wrox) that seem to say that native code is cached between page requests, and I've read/heard tha...
    Server.MapPath() (7 replies)
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    Hi, all, does anyone know why Server.MapPath("http://www.mysite.net/SomeDirectory/SomeFile.aspx") returns the result: C:\DirectoriesToInetPub\SomeDirectory\http:\www.mysite.net\SomeDirectory \SomeFile.aspx? Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? TIA, Mats /***************************************************************** Super soakers make great cat behavior correction devices. *************...
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