ASP.Net

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LightSpeed 3.0 App – Part 1 – Project Setup

In my previous post, I mentioned the creation of a home automation application using LightSpeed 3.0 and ASP.Net.  In this post, I’m going to start with an explanation of basic project setup.  In the posts that follow, I’ll elaborate on the development of individual areas of the application. Initial Solution Structure The initial solution contains the following projects: Domain – Includes the core domain model as well as the interfaces that may be used to operate on the model.  Most of these interfaces will be implemented by the AppServices, DataAccess, and DomainServices libraries....

posted @ Monday, December 14, 2009 9:38 PM | Feedback (1)

LightSpeed 3.0 App, Introduction

I’ve been thinking about putting together a physical training application for a while.  I do a lot of running and working out, but I think I may have stress-fractured my foot a couple of weeks ago.  So no better time than the present to work on something to help me in the future.  I know there are a lot of training apps and running apps out there, but I thought I’d take a shot a writing one.  Hmm, I've made a change of decision on this one.  A while back, a couple of friends and I were talking...

posted @ Sunday, December 13, 2009 10:41 PM | Feedback (4)

ASP.Net SQL Server 2005 Membership Provider and NewSequentialID

I was recently setting up a SQL membership provider with ASP.Net, and was curious as to how the User ID's were being generated.  Typically if a database table is going to have a large number of rows, you don't want to use NewID() to populate a GUID (aka UniqueIdentifier) primary key.  The problem is noted in the much-referenced article by Jimmy Nilsson where he basically came up with the GUID.Comb to address this.  This is now used by NHibernate to solve the issue of inefficiency of SQL Server GUID PK operations.  SQL Server 2005 attempts to address this issue through...

posted @ Saturday, March 15, 2008 10:23 PM | Feedback (9)