Blog entries tagged with ASP.NET

Encrypt your connection strings for multiple machines

by: Per Bjurström

Scenario You have one or more connection strings in a web application that you are running on multiple development and/or production machines. The connection strings are identical in all environments so it would be convenient to have the... [ Read full article ]

14 November 2007  0 Comments

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Labs running ASP.NET 3.5

by: Per Bjurström

I installed the . NET Framework 3.5 runtime on the research server today, who better to do some dogfooding than the labs site. I got clearance from Ruwen with the short message "Bara server fungerar efter" (which translates to "As long as the server... [ Read full article ]

22 November 2007  0 Comments

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The not so mysterious problem with WebResource.axd

by: Per Bjurström

Please read this post by Fredrik for the background. There is also a thread in the EPiServer forums here. So, this problem got highest priority due to a increasing number of customers experiencing this problem. I've been live debugging EPiServer CMS... [ Read full article ]

14 May 2008  2 Comments

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Setting cache limits in ASP.NET 2.0

by: Per Bjurström

Since ASP. NET 2.0 you have full control over much memory the ASP. NET cache is allowed to use per application, in this example I've set it to 200MB. By looking at the performance monitor you see that the Microsoft. NET memory usage keeps itself... [ Read full article ]

05 June 2008  3 Comments

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I'm a senior developer and architect on the development team in Stockholm and has been with the company since 1999. I live on Södermalm in Stockholm. My main focus areas are new technologies and how we can use them in our product development.

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