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This issue is related to permission on MachineKeys folder. I think this is right place where you should know what the determination of MachineKeys folder is. What is MachineKeys Folder? The MachineKeys folder stores certificate pair keys for both the computer and users. Both Certificate services and Internet Explorer use this folder. Possible reasons for getting this error message in your application are, may be your application using a certificate or your application trying to access a private key....
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Many time developer required specific port for development when he/she using Visual Studio for asp.net application development. They specify port by taking Properties of the Web Site and select Web option. Under Server option select Use Visual Studio Development Server and then set port in Specific Port option. Ok when Windows Azure developer need to set a specific port to the WebRole application they need to take different approach. From Solution Explorer Window select open WebRole Section in my...
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I saw lot of geeks confused about the development environment for Windows Azure applications. Lot of discussion on the forums and blogs is going on. Here I want to share a wonderful information about preparing Windows Azure Compute Emulator. here
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We had a Situation when we want to check different binaries files for managed assembly. In our case we had more than 100 files in which 50 of them are .Net assembles and we want to check all of them and load all of .Net assemblies for verification. The very common approach that comes in our mind is AppDomain. But the problem with AppDomain.CurrentDomain is that it not unload the loaded assemble from current AppDomain and keep in mind that we had around 50 .net assembles that we need to check. Here...
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In my last blog we saw how to create netmodule any code in .net. Today we well see that how we can use it in an application. So for the implementation of the netmodule in my code I would like to show you a little Managed C++ application that easily consumed it. // HelloWorld.h #using <mscorlib.dll> #using "CSharpHelloWorld.netmodule" using namespace System; // This code wraps the C# class using Managed C++ public __gc class HelloWorldC { public: CSharpHelloWorld __gc *t; // Provide .NET interop...
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Hello geeks after a long time, I write some thing that basically tell what the actually difference between .net assembly and Netmodule file. I illustrate this blog by using the following piece of code block. using System; public class CSharpHelloWorld { public CSharpHelloWorld() {} ///<summary> /// ///</summary> public void displayHelloWorld() { Console.WriteLine("Hello World, from C#!"); } } .Net Assembly File Basically .Net assembly is a compile library that contains code in CIL (Common...
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