Jan 11 2012
Problem A partial view in ASP.NET MVC3 needs to be refreshed on every particular interval. Let us take a typical ASP.NET MVC3 application. In the HomeController, there is a action called “Quote” which displays funny software quote for every new request like below: The partial view “_Quote.cshtml” has nothing other than the code below This [...]
By udooz • MVC 3 • Comments Off • Tags: ASP.NET MVC3, auto refresh, output cache, partial view
Nov 14 2011
UdoozTube :: Hasha Tech Tutorial
By udooz • ASP.NET, JavaScript, MVC 3, Uncategorized • Comments Off
Oct 20 2011
There is a less-common scenario in web applications where we need to edit collection of objects and submit the whole back to the system. For example, let us take the below view model: The UI for this scenario is shown below: Leave the top and bottom “Lorem ipsum” text, these are just gap fillers. The [...]
By udooz • .NET, ASP.NET, MVC 3 • 2 • Tags: AJAX, Ajax.BeginForm, ASP.NET MVC3, Collection binding, HiddenFor, Model binding, unobtrusive ajax, UnobtrusiveJavaScriptEnabled
Sep 20 2011
Always domain modeling is the vital part and nobody has second opinion about the importance of Domain-driven design. This post is about anti-corruption layer between domain objects and data persistence in the Azure world. Whenever, I am started working on object-repository framework, this famous Einstein’s quote echoed in my mind In theory, theory and practical [...]
By udooz • Architecture, Azure, Design • 1 • Tags: Azure, no sql, table storage
Aug 22 2011
On Azure SDK v1.3 onwards, your web role can enjoy the benefits full IIS capabilities. It means that your application has now fully controlled by IIS 7.x. Prior to v1.3, your web role was hosted on “Hosted Web Core” (HWC – hmmm, another acronym), a feature introduced in IIS 7.0. HWC can be seen as [...]
By udooz • Azure • Comments Off • Tags: Application_End, Full IIS, Global.asax, RoleEntryPoint, WaIISHost, WaWebHost, web role
Aug 6 2011
WCAT (Web Capacity Analysis Tool) is a tiny but excellent tool from Microsoft to perform load test your web application on IIS. This tool enables you to do performance analysis on various scenarios of your web application. All “perfmon” performance counters (like processor time, private bytes usage, disk queue length, total bytes sent or received [...]
By udooz • .NET, JavaScript • 1 • Tags: .NET, IIS, IIS 7.0, performance, test, tool, wcat
Dec 22 2010
In the previous post, we have seen the service configuration of WCF federation. In this post, let us see the STS configuration. In the STS’s configuration file, it is mentioned in <message> element. The STS service contract is declared in Udooz.ISecurityTokenService and implementation is resided in Udooz.SecurityTokenService. The message security mode is specified [...]
By udooz • WCF • Comments Off • Tags: .NET, authentication, Claims, Federation, Identity, STS, WCF
Dec 15 2010
Configuring your Federation I’m here to explain WCF claims in federated services using STS (security token service) from a layman’s perspective. I’ve started with the set of configuration you have to put in place on web.config under system.serviceModel to make your service in federated way. Instead of very boring textual explanation, I’m explaining in comic way. [...]
Dec 14 2010
People who are in .NET arena might encounter the plethora of xxx.config files especially web.config. It is a required devil for placing any configuration settings for your applications. We should appreciate the effort taken by the engineers at Microsoft for introducing (at that time, Java’s configuration approach is very immature) and providing a declarative approach, centralized and optimistic way [...]
By udooz • .NET • 2 • Tags: .NET, web.config
Aug 9 2010
Though my main stream is on C#, I personally like Ruby. I was quite surprised that Microsoft started focusing on non-C family languages, those are actually coming from *nix world. Couple of years back when Microsoft released the notes about Dynamic Language Runtime which is something like Java implementation languages like JRuby, Scala. DLR has been scoped to [...]
By udooz • .NET • Comments Off • Tags: DLR, iron ruby, jimmy