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Need to print from a x64 machine? Can you wait 60 seconds?

I found an interesting blog entry regarding some issues (under some circumstances, web application hangs for 60 seconds) that one of his customer encountered when a web application that was developed, tested and used in a 32-bit machine was decided later on to run on a 64-bit machine. The nature of the issue was not (yet) found but a workaround was provided.

 

Click here to read more on the article.

Missing ASP.NET Tab on IIS Manager Solution

I encountered a problem of ASP.NET tab is missing on IIS Manager after I installed some programs. I am using Windows XP SP2. After googling for a while, I found a solution that worked for me:

 

Note: You need to be logged in with Administrator privilege to do this.

1. Stop the IIS Admin service and any services that depend on it.
2. Open C:\WINDOWS\system32\inetsrv\MetaBase.xml in notepad or your favorite XML Editor.
3. Delete the line that reads Enable32BitAppOnWin64='TRUE'
4. Start IIS via Windows | Start | Run | iisreset

I also found a nice tool called ASP.NET Version switcher by Denis Bauer. Click here for more details.

 

There is also an additional reading about running different versions of .NET Framework on a 64-Bit machine. Part of the article says:

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
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On a Windows 2003 64bit machine with both .NET Framework 1.1 and 2.0 installed, you are tying to configure a website on IIS, but you are unable to find the tab to specify ASP.NET settings.

SUMMARY of TROUBLESHOOTING
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Researched turned out this being a bug that is closed as "won't fix".

Click here for the link to blog article on MSDN Blog.

10 Principles of Effective Web

I've been developing web appliations for quite some times now and still, I welcome ideas on how can I improve the web application that I design. I saw a great article on the 10 Principles of Effective Web design at Smashing Magazine. Click here for the article.

"Blog This" embedded blog editor

This post was created using Blog This - simple editor using the Blogger JavaScript API from Google Code. This functionality allows site visitors to create an entry on their blog wihtout leaving the page. Can't wait to embed this.