I am now reasonably familar with Expression and have done many websites using it on Apache servers. I just started my first conversion from a Unix based website to an asp.net Framework 2.0 using a shared web hosting service that provides a windows server. I just uploaded my first webpage using a new webpage using a masterpage and received the error message: ________________ Server Error
ok, with the patch pointed by meebey, muine build now fails with: MONO_XMLSERIALIZER_THS=no wsdl -namespace:Amazon ./AmazonSearchService.wsdl Mono Web Services Description Language Utility System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object at System.Web.Services.Description.SoapProtocolImporter.GenerateMethod (System.Xml.Serialization.CodeIdentifiers memberIds
Marc Rohloff [TeamB] wrote: No, I'm saying the code parser is limited to what is required by the CodeDomProvider and CodeCompileUnit base classes. ASP.NET has a parser which parses the .ASPX file and generates a CodeDom containing both the statements necessary to build the control tree in code as well as code snippets extracted from <%% %%> tags. The CodeDomProvider saves this to
Chris Rolliston wrote: Delphi 2007 uses MSBuild which depends on .NET, but you can disable MSBuild too. Does that make a difference? I would have thought the MSBuild integration shouldn't be too much of a drag, given it's not something that comes into action when you're trying to type. I tried to disable all .NET related packages on my system and then it didn't load any
Good morning, I have to connect to a non-dotNet Web service exposed by a partner organisation. The Web service wsdl is distributed out-of-band, communications are over https and the SOAP message header must contain clear text username and password details. Here is an example of what they want, using the qualificationsListRequest as an example in the body: <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http
