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This build task, when configured in your project file, will create a wrapper class for the Web Profile and keep it updated every time your project builds.
You will then have strongly typed access to the Profile object in Web Application Projects.
If you are working with Web Site projects, then you do not need this work around.

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Change Theme / CSS based on user

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A problem that has always plagued web developers has been providing detailed progress indication for server-side tasks. The stateless nature of the HTTP protocol makes implementing a mechanism for constant, stateful progress information cumbersome. The main problem is that a given group of server side tasks will generally only result in one, aggregate response from the server.

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While it's not really fire and forget, the net effect is about the same. By decorating the method with the [SoapDocumentMethod(OneWay=true)] attribute, the server holds the HTTP connection open while it loads and parses the request message, but then returns immediately to the caller with an HTTP 202 response, indicating it has begun processing the request.

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This example shows how to create threads to perform long-running tasks in an ASP.NET Web application.

In this example, the user enters credit card details in a "payment" Web page (Payment.aspx). When the user submits the details, the payment page creates a worker thread to authorize the credit card details as a background task. In the meantime, the user is redirected to a "result" Web page (Result.aspx). The result page continually refreshes itself until the worker thread has completed the credit card authorization task.

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One of the applications I'm writing needs to call web services to sen data off to a third part, however the user doesn't need to see any kind of response from these web services, so what I wanted to do was fire off the web service calls in a different thr

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Wraps Google Maps API as ASP.NET custom control.
Offers extremely easy and fast way of adding Google Maps API support on your ASP.NET pages.

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Awesome Session wrappe for ASP.Net

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Great overview from Greg about how to choose a UI pattern when working in .NET

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