[Lesson 10:] Configuring, Building and Deploying a Web Site

IT IS VERY HELPFUL TO ME AS A BEGINNER IN ASP.NET

Good for web.

But no one solves real issues :)

Like how to make web application working on IIS on Windows Server 2003?

I cannot watch the video with Media Player.

Error:

Windows Media Player Error Message Help

You've encountered error message C00D10D1 while using Windows Media Player. The following information might help you troubleshoot the issue.

Codec is missing

Windows Media Player cannot play the file (or cannot play either the audio or video portion of the file) because the Sipro Lab Telecom ACELP.net (130) codec is not installed on your computer.

The missing codec might be available to download from the Internet. To search for the Sipro Lab Telecom ACELP.net (130) codec, see WMPlugins.com.

How can this happen on a Microsoft site with a microsoft product?

Clark -

The reason this can happen is typically because of a bad sound card driver (let me guess, are you using a Dell?). I would suggest downloading and installing: register.sourcemediaconferences.com/.../ACELPACM.zip

Let me know if this took care of your issue. Also, download the video then play it instead of streaming it.

Take care!

I also had problems viewing the video while running Vista on Parallels (virtualization). My problem was fixed by Control Panel->Hardware and Sound->Device Manager->Display Adapters, then right clicking and updating the driver. This got rid of the Parallels display adapter and replaced it with a standard VGA Graphics Adapter. Now everything plays fine in Windows Media Player.

Pls how did u guys do ur download, the download link is not responding

I have get alot from www.asp.net website.

thanks again

great video.

thanks!

right click on the watch video link and choose save as - a lot of the DL links on this site seem to be broken, but the content is still there

thanks!

yeah its awesome

i m thankfull to author of this tutorials

helpfull to begineers like me

regards to authors

sachin kapoor

Can membership and roles be integrated with an exisiting users table from a database?

Or, can the controls be wired up with the existing database?

Thanks,

EJM

Looks like the codec for this video, Sipro Lab Telecom ACELP.net (130), is not available for x64 Windows Vista.

yay.

Looks like the codec for this video, Sipro Lab Telecom ACELP.net (130), is not available for x64 Windows Vista.

yay.

hooray for errors on postback too and blocking post status.

Hi Aaron, we've now corrected the issue with video comments that occasionally resulted in a error on postback.  Thanks for the alert.

I've tried to play this movie in FF/IE, VLC/Media Player and on Vista/XP with no luck! Anyone know whats the problem and how to fix it or if theres a version like the other tutorials that all work fine?

For a beginner as I am I found this very basic. Could have been in more depth but id does give an idea.

this is very good i like it

Very good video...thanks

the video doesn't work.

any help?

Video worked fine. Would be nice if there was written documentation to go with it instead of having to write it all down.

thanks!

It really helps to became a .Net developer

I could watch all of the beginner videos up to lesson 8. But I can't view videos 9 - 14. Very frustrating because they are excellent. I'm running Vista and it failed on an audio codec message and no video image with media player. Also tried with DivX player which was a slight improvement in that I could see the pictures but still no sound. Any help???

which one is best c# or vb videos

From all I have learned the language choice is more a matter of preferance than function.  Each works in it's own way but accompolishes almost the same exact result.

hey such a great help by u, thanx a lot

hmmmm...  tried loading the codec's but not working.  I am using windows media and vista 64bit

bummer :(

i downloaded the codec in the comments section but the video has no sound.  How do u install the codec.  help please.  kevin.

Great help! Thanks!

Thanks! Jërëjëf !

I'm unable to view the video with WMP either; I get the same codec error that others are reporting.

After googling a bit, and after getting very frustrated, I found a workaround: use winamp.

You can download it for free from www.winamp.com. Once it's installed, save the video to your HD, and open it with winamp.

FWIW, I use WMP all the time, and have never had any trouble viewing other videos (or playing audio files) with it until now. I'm using Vista and WMP 11.

One more thing: the mouse sounds in the video are pretty distracting. This is a small thing, and maybe I'm just in a bad mood from having had to deal with the codec error, but the sound of the mouse clicking is loud enough that I'm having trouble paying attention to what the presenter is saying.

Meh. I'll go take a rest and try again in a little bit.

Great video clip..

Thanks.

Çok teşekkürler, benim gibi asp.net'te çok acemi olanlar için bulunmaz niğmet.

I love this video!

The reason some are not able to view this video is using 64-bit OS.  I tried this on my Vista Premium 64-bit and I get the same error everyone is experiencing.  I then try to view the video on my Vista Premium 32-bit on my desktop.  I am able to view the video.  I am also using RealPlayer to view the video.  I hope this helps people having a hard time viewing the videos.

Best Regards,

Adjutor

It is an easy way to learn new stuff. Great!

great, thanks

I can't use my Window Media player for any of the files I try to download and play on from the internet. I think a file got deleted from it on something else is wrong with the player. I need some help with that issue

If our companies web server where the app will be deployed, does not have FTP capabilities, how do I deploy then?

Is it one of the other option buttons?

Thanks

Simple and lucid .. I liked this video

Thanks, this will definatly help me...

Works for me, I can get started on graphic and illustrating using Adobe(if I have that program, which is "Adobe Creative Suite"), so I can create a web site with my drawings from "Adobe Creative Suite".

I follow the instructions to the letter on creating a new application. The application showed up in my web.config file w/o any issues. When I write the code in the CS code behind file

Label1.Text = ConfigurationManager.Appsettings.Get('MyTest");

Intellasense can't find ConfiurationManager. There is a red line below ConfiurationManager and MyTest.

I ran the application and recieved the famous asp.net error page highlighting the Label1.Text code. I'm using Visual Studios 2008 Professional with all the current updates this is also true with ASP.Net Framework updates on IIS 6.0 server.

Can anyone tell me how to resolve this problem.  If I can't resolve this I have to hard code everything.

This post with the ubove post that I made.

Visual Studio 2008 Professional is reporting this error in debug mode.

Error 1 Newline in constant C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\Visual Studio 2008\WebSites\Lesson10\Default2.aspx.cs 16

Make sure you include the System.Configuration namespace.

In C# you need this at the top of yourPage.aspx.cs

using System.Configuration;

In VB you need this at the top of yourPage.aspx.vb

Imports System.Configuration

(I might be slightly off with this syntax, but google should correct any issues)

Thanks for the support. It worked like a charm.

My next question is why wasn't

using System.Configuration;

automaticly place in the code behind CS file headers?

This is a extention of my above post that was just created.

In my opion once you use the ASP.NET Web Configuration tool to to create a application the code

using System.Configuration;

Should be placed automaticly in the headers of all the code behind files. This includes all VB and CS files

I'm not sure how it is decided what frameworks are automatically included in new projects.  I pretty much just try to add stuff as needed.  If Visual Studio doesn't recognize something, then I know it's probably a framework that isn't included yet.  A quick search of msdn tells me which framework is needed and I'm back in action.

I love how in Visual Studio 2008 you can right click over the Using sections and delete any unnecessary usings.  That's a wonderful feature (I'm pretty sure it is in 2005 too).

And of course everywhere that I said "framework" in the previous post, I meant to say "namespace".  Is it lunch time yet? ;)

Yeah I just found that out last night watching a Silverlight How to Video. By far Visual Studio 2008 Professional is the most powerful developers tool that I ever had. Thanks to Microsoft DreamSparks I got this tool for free.

I wonder what Visual Studio 2010 Professional would be like. Once the tool gets out of beta version I will try it.

I use Microsoft Expression Blend 2 for graphics, and Design and Visual Studio 2008 for coding. Both of these tools work well with each other.

Expression Web 2 is ok but I like Visual Studio better for the coding.

Another nice video thanks all

I've found working video here http://video.msn.com/video.aspx?mkt=en-us&tab=soapbox&vid=8a94356c-3a6f-42bc-b7a1-6a0e0f9eecf2

play it on winamp...

Play on Winamp after you change to Direct Sound in player preference output area.