There may be issues if you are going to convert your existing web application from 1.x to 2.0
You can get more information all this at Microsoft Article
Always there will be some issues when converting things from one version to another. Do you think this will be in Microsoft Products only? My answer is No.
How..Just click here and check it.
Java has released its next version in the name of "Tiger". In J2SE 5.0, Sun has introduced several enhancements as well as new language features that ease the development of Java applications. This major release is focused along certain key themes, such as quality, monitoring and manageability, performance and scalability, and ease of development.
Tiger, Tiger burning bright
Like a geek who works all night
What new-fangled bit or byte
Could ease the hacker's weary plight?
You can have a look about release notes J2SE 5.0
And also you can have look about features of J2SE 5.0
Microsoft announced recently that the official name for Longhorn will be Windows Vista. The tag line for Windows Vista is Clear, Confident and Connected. Read more at Microsoft Windows Vista
When deploying a web application from one server to another you may come acroos this error... System.Web.HttpException
Encryption of data storage in viewstate will be based on server's MAC Address..We can avoid this error by setting enableViewStateMac to false.
Using enableViewStateMac requires that successive requests be forwarded to the same server (i.e. server affinity). This feature is used to help prevent tampering of a page's view state; however, it does so based on an auto-generated validation key on the current server. From this key, a message authentication code (MAC) is generated and sent in the ViewState back to the browser. The problem is that if a POST back is performed and goes to a different server, you will get a nice little error message saying “Corrupt View State“.
To fix this, you can either set enableViewStateMac to false in the
By the way, documentation says that this is OFF by default. That is incorrect! Go check machine.config!
Visit Page Section for more details.
And also MSDN Mag Cutting Edge for more details.
Google is on its own fire..and kicking off many new options for web users..
Already they have initiated GMAIL and they are happy with overwhelming response from the users (Currently they are allocating mailbox size based on usage and now its nearby 3GB for me)
Now they came up with Google chat.. You can download and have more idea on this by clicking the link
http://www.google.com/talk/
Hope now everbody has GMAIL account and enjoying their services..Lets try out this messenger (they named it as Google TALK) and share your views here
Increase the 10 concurrent connection limitAre you getting 403.9 "Access Forbidden: Too many users are connected" errors on an XP Pro website? You're limited by default to 10 concurrent connections by design, but this can be increased. First, make sure your default windows script host is set to the console (cscript.exe) one.
cscript //h:cscript
Next, let's increase the connection limit to 40.
C:\Inetpub\AdminScripts\adsutil set w3svc/MaxConnections 40
Note that this is a hard-coded limit; it can't be increased any further unless you like patching windows system files. You can, however, make the IIS connection timeout more aggressive so connections don't last as long.
