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I discovered that this was not actually related to the IIS 7/2008 but was related to the issue talked about here: http://forums.lhotka.net/forums/t/8914.aspx with the optimizer causing issues with public/private properties. The same problem occurred when I built in "Release" mode locally. So it appeared to be an issue when pushing it up to
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Howdy, I have a silverlight application that we implemented custom authentication using a custom IPrincipal and IIdentity. My initial test were between two XP machines running IIS. In these these test the ApplicationContext.User flowed back to the server on DataPortal calls. I have deployed the application to a Server 2008 system and now the User object
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Rocky, Thanks for the quick reply but I don't want to implement anything with Session. At least on on the DataPortal calls. I'm just trying to figure out how to get the User object to flow from the client to the server on the dataportal calls. The book does a good job of telling what not to do but I can't seem to put all the pieces together
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Ok, I've read the ebooks and several posts on this site about implementing an authentication model with CSLA. When I read Rockies post in http://forums.lhotka.net/forums/p/10033/47084.aspx#47084 it shows using "Forms Authentication" and then it says that you have to use an IAuthorizeDataPortal implementation to get the Principal object
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Is there a way to get the source without svn? I can't get to the repository with TortoiseHG so I'm guessing that the port is blocked in the corporate firewall and no way I'm getting that changed. I can browse the repository with the web view link but that only gives me access to one file at a time.
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Howdy All, We are starting to implement security on our application and I'm realizing I don't know near enough about CSLA and permissions to fully make these decisions. I have been reading but I'm still wondering some things. To start this is a Silverlight Application using CSLA and the Data_Portal. We have not yet migrated to the new await
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Howdy, I'm developing a Silverlight application using CSLA(Codesmith) and NHibernate(Codesmith-PLINQO) and when I use a TransactionalType of TransactionScope or EnterpriseServices I get the message: "Disconnect cannot be called while a transaction is in progress." If I set the TransactionType to Manual and use a BeginTransaction and CommitTransaction
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Rocky, I'm working on a project using codesmith's PLINQO design(NHibernate) and I'm wondering why the ContextManager requirese a Linq.DataContext object. I don't see that it's using anything specific to that DataContext object. I only did a cursory look so I might have missed something. Wouldn't it be possible to simply require
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Rocky, Whats the difference between Manual and EnterpriseServices? I'm getting the same error if I use EnterpriseServices but not if I use manual. I'm working with IBM to solve this as well but Id like to understand the difference? From what I understand transactions in db2 are implied. Meaning that there is a transaction wrapped from one Commit
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I'll be glad to when I get it working. Are there any examples out there that don't use the "ViewModel" object to do the delegate and data transfer? Seems all the samples I find use the ViewModel inheritance to implement that.