Daily .NET Tips is aiming to sharing useful coding tips and tricks for .NET Developers. This site completely design for sharing Tips and Tricks, useful Code Snippet which anyone use in daily development work and targeted anything related with .NET. Here I am sharing few frequently required tips which are already published over there.
- How to count number of active session for State Server Session Mode ?
- How to use Runtime Objects in Watch Window during debugging in Visual Studio ?
- How to calculate Session data size for SQL Server session mode?
- Know when your application pools recycling in IIS 7.5 – Log an entry in Event Viewer while recycling
- Workaround For Non Serializable Types
- How EnableViewStateMAC Makes ViewState Secure ?
- Different approaches to Casting
- How to Display “Yes” or “No” Instead of Checkbox while binding Boolean value with GridView ?
- Changing Variables Display Format in Watch Window
- Getting Added And Deleted Items In A List Using LINQ
- How to setup multiple startup projects in Visual Studio ?
- Displaying Custom Messages / Images with NULL Value in ASP.NET GridView
- ASP.NET Validation Control with Images Notification
- How to expand specific Tree View Node programmatically in ASP.NET ?
- Display custom messages or images when there is no records in GridView Data Source
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on ASP.NET Request processing Internals where I talked about how request processing happens in IIS level to ASP.NET Application Level. In this presentation I talked about how ASP.NET Application runs with in VS IDE , then moving to IIS, Different Components of IIS like HTTP.SYS, SVCHOST, WWW Publishing Services, WAS along with there roles in ASP.NET Request processing. I have also covered the key concepts like Worker Process, Application Pool, Web farms and web garden. Then I talked about how requests flow from HTTP.Sys, to WWW Services, WAS and How things happens with Worker Process . I have also talked about HTTP Pipeline and ASP.NET Page life cycle was the last one.