Archive for June, 2008

When working with ASP.NET applications, time zones are often a problem when dealing with DateTime structures. There are two different common scenarios that a developer is likely to encounter. The first is that you are placing the application on a hosted server that is in a different time zone than the business you are trying [...]

Web parts are a great new system for allowing personalization of web sites by end users that was introduced in ASP.NET 2.0. However, it isn’t useful when used in combination with URL rewriting. URL rewriting allows you to respond to requests from dynamic URLs by redirecting the handling to a different .ASPX file on your [...]

Sometimes when developing .NET applications it becomes necessary to force an application to run in 32-bit mode, even on a 64-bit processor. One scenario that I’ve run into is when you’re using Crystal Reports embedded in the application. I’m not sure about newer versions, but for Crystal Reports XI R2 it won’t work in 64-bit [...]