Oct 10, 2008
Seema just had a great about using XPerf to troubleshoot CPU issues when using Silverlight. This can also be used in the same way to troubleshoot ASP.NET or IIS. What can XPerf tell you? Seema answers that question, it can find out: Is my...
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Tags: ASP.NETIISSilverlight.NETHigh CPU
Oct 03, 2008
There are 3 different ways you can store session in an ASP.NET application: InProc (default mode) State Server SQL Server InProc means we store the data in the same process (in memory) on the web server, in the worker process. This has some distinct...
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Tags: ASP.NETIIS.NET
Sep 30, 2008
Not sure if everyone knows of the various options that there are for communicating with Microsoft so I wanted to let you know about some of them here. Bugs or problems You can log these on the various forums that we have, the forums are found here . ...
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Tags: ASP.NETIISVisual Studio.NETMicrosoft
Sep 29, 2008
If you try to install a .NET update, MS07-040 for example, you may see an event log like: Event Type: Error Event Source: LoadPerf Event Category: None Event ID: 3009 · Installing the performance counter strings for .NETFramework failed. The Error code...
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Tags: ASP.NETIIS.NETMS07-040
Sep 29, 2008
Not sure how many people are planning on attending the PDC (Professional Developers Conference) this year, but it is going to be a fantastic conference. We announced some huge announcements on the PDC web site. http://www.microsoftpdc.com/ We have...
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Tags: ASP.NETIISSilverlightVisual Studio.NETIIS7VistaWindowsAJAXIE8MVCADO.NETLive MeshMobile
Sep 26, 2008
If you try to install a .NET update, MS08-052 for example, you may see an event log that looks like: Event Source: ASP.NET 2.0.50727.0 Event ID: 1018 · Failed while registering ASP.NET (version 2.0.50727.0) in IIS. Error code: 0x80070003 This message...
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Tags: ASP.NETIIS.NET
Sep 25, 2008
There are only a few things that can make a .NET process crash. The most common one is an Unhandled Exception getting raised. Another way that is can happen is by creating a GC Hole. What is a GC Hole So first a little background on what I...
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Tags: DebuggingASP.NETIIS.NETCrash
Sep 23, 2008
Imagine you are a developer and your boss comes to you complaining that your piece of code has been deemed to be taking up too much memory and causing problems for the application. You take a look at your code and you see the following, assume that...
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Tags: ASP.NETIIS.NETTrivia of the DayHigh Memory