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The author writes "With ASP.NET you can configure the 'ASP.NET engine' to automatically restart itself when certain criteria are met. For example, if the Web server has 100 requests queued up, you may wish to have the Web server restarted, assuming that some script or DLL is hanging the Web server. Additionally, you can set requirements on restarting the Web server on the memory usage, the total number of requests, or by the total time the Web server's run. This proactive approach was implemented by the ASP.NET team in order to increase the overall uptime of a Web site running ASP.NET: if the memory suddenly shoots through the roof, the Web server can be restarted, reigning in the memory usage and starting anew. The information regarding the life cycle of the current (and past) ASP.NET processes can be examined through the use of the ProcessModelInfo class." This article examines how to retrieve and present such information.

Demonstrates how to use server side includes in ASP .NET by including User Control files in Web Forms.

A full C# tutorial that anyone can edit. This tutorial is for everyone beginners and experts alike. This is not your everyday tutorial you find on the internet. It will have short and to the point examples that you can definitely understand. After reading our material you will be eager to start developing your application.

This tutorial will help you figure out how to write Web applications using Microsoft's most current version of its HTTP request processing framework—ASP.NET 2.0.

Navision Database access via C/ODBC WebService/ASP.NET Application The topic of this article is Navision Attain database access through Webservice, connected to Navision via C/ODBC based Linked Server – the mechanism available in MS SQL Server 2000 and transfer the results to ASP.NET application. Our goal will be ASPX page accessing Navision Customers.