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Application.StaticObjects is empty in an ASP.NET precompiled website
Application.StaticObjects holds all of the objects that have been defined using <object runat="server" scope="Application"> </object> tags in Global.asax. I defined my own object and used it in the Application_OnStart(...
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25 Feb 2010 4:56 AM
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Gal Ratner
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ASP.NET
Get SQL Parameters From an Object Revisited.
I have my own custom data layer adapter. Its pretty slick and you probably know it by now if you read my blog post Move a DataReader to an Object with reflection Revisited . If you downloaded and are using the file ObjectHelper.cs you probably noticed...
Published
24 Feb 2010 6:35 AM
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Gal Ratner
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ADO.NET
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Data Access Layer
Create a faster Repeater
A Repeater, as we all know is the fastest of the data bound controls. It does not include any UI elements or even paging. This allows it to be light and fast. What happens if even the Repeater is too heavy for our app? It’s simple, let’s write...
Published
23 Feb 2010 6:26 AM
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Gal Ratner
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C#
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Repeater
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Custom Controls
Add a GridView EmptyDataTemplate style to a Repeater
A Repeater is one of the lightest data bound controls in ASP.NET. It’s certainly faster than heavier controls like a GridView, however, its performance comes with a price. Its missing most of the functionality you can find in other controls. There...
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13 Feb 2010 6:48 AM
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Gal Ratner
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Itemplate
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Repeater