| how best to log "click paths" and save in batches? (5 replies) |
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| I want to somehow log a visitor's click path through my site as they happily click along, and when they're finished (i.e., Session End or Log Off), bulk insert the click history rows to a table in my SQL DB. I want to do this instead of saving the click data on every single click...it seems to make more sense to log this quickly on the web server, then dump it all into the SQL Server in one batch.... |
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| programmatically determine if site is busy (2 replies) |
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| How can I determine if my site is busy? I want to be able to redirect visitors to an information page/log in page, so that my registered have precedence on web site . What shoud I look at? bandwidth paging Ram Cpu Response Times Queued requests Tia Stefan Demetz stesa@ no|spam talk21.com Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.... |
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| 2-Tier VS 3-Tier (3 replies) |
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| I know this maybe a very newbie question, but I hope others can give me some idea. If i have a small amount of data in DB, is it better to have a 2 tier archectiture is better than have 1 3 tier one? What other factors should consider in determining 2 tier or 3 tier? |
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| real-time clickpath analysis problem (XML, ODBC logging, or SQL?) (2 replies) |
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| IIS ODBC logging sounds like a great feature, but it also sounds like a LOT of extra SQL I/O on a busy or graphics intensive site (i.e., 20 SQL INSERTS instead of 1, for a page with 19 gifs on it). See the problem is, I need real time click path analysis, ala Amazon. If I do a BULK INSERT from log020102.log every night at midnight, that's not real time enough. I don't need history on what people d... |
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| Database driven form creation (2 replies) |
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| Just curious if anyone out there is currently doing database driven form creation. What I mean by this is that the controls and their appropriate properties would be stored in the DB, and for each page, retrieved and created via reflection. The one instance where I can see a use for this would be for customized configurations for individual users. For example, for each (or at least many) page on t... |
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| Only STATIC methods in the business objects? (4 replies) |
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| Hi guys, I have been wondering how to write a 3 tier application in .NET. My questions are: 1) Should I write 1 business object per each db table? That would be the best solution for me, because it will be fine grained enough to allow me to reuse the business logic in another application. I have read that this is wrong, but can someone explain me why? 2) Should I use only Static methods in STATELE... |
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| moving from asp -> asp.net general architecture question (3 replies) |
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| Copied from [aspngfreeforall] to [aspngarchitecture] by Charles M. Carroll charlesmarkcarroll@yahoo.com This is a multi part message in MIME format. NextPart 000 0023 01C1A82C.9D455A80 Content Type: text/plain; charset "iso 8859 1" Content Transfer Encoding: quoted printable Typically when doing a larger asp application, I would separate the project into data, business and presentation layers usin... |
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| Rational XDE! (5 replies) |
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| Guys, I haven't' gotten it yet,but Rational released Rational XDE this morning. From early looks it's 100% integrated into VS.NET and does full round trip modeling in all out of the box (VB.NET, C#, and VC 7) supported .NET languages. If you do modeling or design take a look at this. It's pricy, about $3000.00, but it looks spectacular. Paul |
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| Restructuring commonality (3 replies) |
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| Im doing something in my .asp apps, and Im at a loss in how best to implement it in asp.net. I have various routines, some common to all of my apps (com data access layer, state management, authentication), some common to all the asp generated html pages (headers and footer). Ive gotten to the point of placing them in several include files that I place in a virtual, with the goal of each applicati... |
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| real_time clickpath logging and analysis...possible solution? (2 replies) |
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| OK, here's what I've done so far, successfully! In Session Start, I create a new instance of my custom Visitor class. Among numerous other properties and methods, the class contains another class which I defined like so (with default values): private class ClickLog { private string RawUrl HttpContext.Current.Request.RawUrl; private System.DateTime ClickStamp System.DateTime.Now; } Of course, there... |
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| .NET variable naming conventions? Hungarian? (6 replies) |
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| Is there a standard developing for a naming convention when working with .NET? Is Hungarian notation coming back into vogue because of the strongly types nature of C# and VB.NET? What are people using out there in the real world? Is it true that global Application variables should be named with a g as the first letter? An example. For a boolean, which is preferred? blOutdated bl Outdated blIsOutda... |
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| caching (2 replies, VIP) |
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| Hi, I have a few questions related to cache management in ASP.NET. Here is what I want to do I have a website that serves content entered thru' a content management system and stored in database. I want to cache the content for better performance. But, I want to update the cached content when the content management system has a new version of the content available. In a product like Vignette this ... |
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| Writing out data? (33 replies) |
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| Friend of mine is having a "correct way" of writing out data. Method one Use return data using a datareader, use a stringbuilder to build a string and set the text property of a label control OR Method two use templates & DataBinder.Eval() techniques. Which one would be the correct way? This is symantecs, both ways are .NETish but I side with method one. steve schofield steve@aspfree.com * * * Ste... |
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| Using Shared Methods for stateless objects (5 replies) |
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| Upon reading about Shared/Static methods in .NET objects, it occurred to me that this might be a way of reducing resource usage for stateless business objects. However, I haven't been able to determine what's really happening with Shared methods, so I'm not able to tell if there really is any benefit to using them. The (possible) benefit: Not having to instantiate objects in order to call their me... |
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| ASP.NET intranet/extranet communication (4 replies) |
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| Looking for examples on overriding DataBindI am building an intranet for a company in ASP.NET. This intranet is for the companies three offices that are in seperate cities. I have been thinking what will be the best and most secure way for these companies to exchange information between their intranets. Here are some ideas... 1.) If an update is done on Location 1's database, which needs to automa... |
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| Can I use web services instead of business objects (3 replies) |
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| Moved from [aspngdatagridrepeaterdatalist] to [aspngarchitecture] by Charles M. Carroll charlesmarkcarroll@yahoo.com Can I use web services instead of business objects for development of a web application. PROS and CONS ??? If I intend to develop an E Business solution with frequent interaction amoung different web servers, would it be preferrable for me to use web services instead of business obj... |
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| Assemblies (2 replies) |
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| Moved from [aspngfreeforall] to [aspngarchitecture] by Charles M. Carroll charlesmarkcarroll@yahoo.com Hello, I've looked at many new sites that have started to change over to .NET. I've reviewed code by some that allow for the code download. I've seen pros and cons of database driven approach and multiple assemblies of code into projects. What I would like to know is if it is a good idea with .NE... |
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| Best practices for error handling (3 replies) |
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| Copied from [aspngwebservices] to [aspngarchitecture] by Charles M. Carroll charlesmarkcarroll@yahoo.com What are best pracitces for error handling using web services? In my sample code below, I have a web service that is supposed to return a float. However, if the parameter that is passed is not valid, I throw an error. Unfortunately the web service breaks when I throw an error. I don't want to r... |
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| .Net & OO Thinking - Advice needed. (27 replies, VIP) |
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| Greetings, I hope that this is the right list for this question... If not, please let me know which would be more appropriate. With the advent of .Net, OO thinking and knowledge has become a necessary prerequisite for anyone doing ASP.Net or .Net development. As someone whose current background is ASP/VBScript with a smattering of Visual Basic knowledge and as someone who wants to make the mind sh... |
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| Any Suggestions on this? Last Attempt (9 replies) |
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| Hi Listfolks, I'm trying to figure out (last time, really), whether anyone thinks that creating .net applications the way it's typically done right now (based on examples I see), and in the past with asp, burries the workflow or finate state machine portion of the application in too many pages and makes it hard to maintain or to work on in teams. Has anyone thought about taking the underlying work... |
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| Best practices for reusable html (2 replies) |
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| A little while back I posted that my .asp architecture was to put blocks of html in include files, and I was wondering what the "correct" .net equivalent was. I had heard that includes were still supported, but this was always said along with "but there is no reason to use them". First, let me say that my "html" include would generally consist of many functions along the lines of: % function heade... |
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| efficiently managing trips to the DB (26 replies) |
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| When developing a site like Hotmail where the information needed to present to the user may be updated on the server in between clicks, it seems like a trip to the DB is necessary on every page hit, just to make sure the user's data is current. I am developing a much smaller scale "portal" type site where a user signs in and needs access to rapidly changing information, like a Hotmail account or a... |
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| Which Technology WebForms, or XML/XSLT (3 replies) |
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| Moved from [aspngfreeforall] to [aspngarchitecture] by Marcie Jones marciejones@yahoo.com Dan, Might not be appropriate for this group, but maybe you can provide some suggestions. We have powerful ASP.Net form controls to control the "data" UI, and we have XML/XSLT as an option to have the UI be disconnected from the business rules. I for one am confused as to which would be better for "dynamic" c... |
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| In-Line SQL or Stored Procedures With .NET? (15 replies) |
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| Moved from [aspngfreeforall] to [aspngarchitecture] by Marcie Jones marciejones@yahoo.com Hi Everyone In classic ASP it was considered bad practice to have SQL in line due to the fact that it was detrimental to both performance and readability, however with .NET we have the convenience of modular code and the performance of compiled pages. So, are there any arguments being made as to whether data ... |
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| Code behind or the other way round (12 replies) |
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| Hi all I hope this is the place for this kind of question, if not sorry, the moderation team will probably move it. I am a newbie to the Internet development but have a solid Windows Development background. I am now working through the QuickStart tutorials. What I would like to know is which method is preferable, mostly used, the code behind or the old ASP way. I seem to think that code behind loo... |
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