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How to create asynchronous ASP.NET pages using C#

IIS combined with ASP.NET provides many technologies to improve performance and scalability. IIS provides a pool of threads so that it can server many requests simultaneously. The pool has a limited number of threads in it, and once they are used up additional requests can start to pile up. Keeping the...

Posted to C sharp (C#) (Weblog) by Dave on 08-13-2007
How to create a console window for a Windows Forms application

Suppose you are writing a GUI application for Windows and you want to be able to debug your applicaiton by sending console output to a console window that opens only if you pass a certain command line argument or are compiled in debug mode. Console.WriteLine sends your output to nowhere very fast. If...

Posted to C sharp (C#) (Weblog) by Dave on 08-06-2007
How to access command line arguments

In a C# Windows Application or Console Application, you may want to access arguments passed to your application via the Command Line. This is actually very easy to do. All you have to do is modify your Main() method to take in an array of strings: static void Main(string[] args) { foreach(string arg...

Posted to C sharp (C#) (Weblog) by Dave on 08-06-2007

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