I have what I think is a fairly complicated question so I will do my best to articulate it here. I am looking for a single sign on (SSO) solution. I am aware of many of the options out there but have
I\'ve done some searching and haven\'t found a specific answer. Anyhow, I was wondering how most medium sized ASP.NET based websites cache data so that they don\'t always have to database look ups for
We have asp.net web application with sql server that is deployed on server farm with federated databases. We use stored procedures (as opposed to prepared sql statements) and inproc sessions. As part
Recently we upgraded our system from .net 1.1 to .net 2.0. Since doing so we have been getting errors in our event logs with the following error about every minute. It\'s weird but all client ips or u
I have an application in a web farm which it consists of 4 web servers. Every time I made a change on the application and I upload it o开发者_运维技巧n the server I am getting an error which said that
Is there any docu开发者_如何学编程mentation out there for the \"Application Provisioning\" providers in the Web Farm Framework?Of course I find part of the answer right after I post my question :). I
In ASP.Net 4.0 which is the best way of storing the cache object when we go with webfarm , 1) Windows Server AppFabric
For reference: Scott Guthrie\'s Microsoft Web Farm entry. Using Microsoft Web Farm, you put a "URL Rewrite" to direct inbound traffic to the web farm.Using ASP.NET MVC 3, I get the following
I followed Scott Guthrie\'s suggestion of 开发者_运维知识库trying Microsoft Web Farm Framework, added Application Request Routing, and added an ASP.NET MVC 3 unmodified website.If I remove the inbound
Given the idea of a web application (.NET 3.5+) Browser web app the authentication using forms will result in a similar line of code
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