Matt Weber

I have placed my lot at Treasure Lake, Dubois, PA for sale. I am offering a 4%
commission for a referral that leads to a sale.

Here are some of the features:

* Seasonal Lake View
* Professionally Surveyed
* Ready to Build Homesite
* Borders State Game Lands
* Short Walk to Beach
* Coveted Culdesac Road
* 100% Clear of Liens
* Private, Gated Community
* Tons of Amenities

Click here to view my Treasure Lake Lot.

I recently upgraded our WCF services to ASP.NET 4.0.

For whatever reason you are receiving this error, I can help.

First off, this simply means there is an error somewhere in the WCF service that is preventing any data from being returned. In Firefox when no data exists it shows you the error message above.

There are many causes for this error so the first thing is to get a meaningful error message. So add the following code to your Global.asax in the “Application_Error” section:

Server.GetLastError().GetBaseException()

Now when you run the service you should find a meaningful error message that you can Google. Here are some of most common problems:

1. You do not have a handler in Web.config file for the “.svc” extension. If your service works locally, but not on the host (e.g. GoDaddy), then this is probably the cause. I have another post specifically on this httphandler issue.

2. You are updating to ASP.NET 4.0 and started to get this error. You need to remove the element aspNetCompatibilityEnabled=”true” from the Web.config.

Medrano-Irazu 2006

Rioja Crianza (Wood Aged Red Wine)

Summary

It has been awhile since my last wine review.  Initially, when life was far simpler, I had envisioned a grand gallery of wines and would indulge myself frequently.  Alas, now we have two.  Let’s not beat myself up about it though.  There will be many more to come.  What you need to know about the wine I will tell you.  I am not going to confuse you with subjective notes about blueberries, aromas, and peppers.  My review will stick to the basic things I want to know when I buy wine (acidity, complexity, and bitterness).  You should know that I look for complex, smooth wines, with little acidity, and no bitterness.   That said, this wine is OK, but did not blow me away.   I enjoyed it, but not enough to go back again.  Though… I think this wine is good enough to justify trying their reserve.

Spanish red wine aged in American and French Oak Barrels for 12 months

Decant: Recommended

Sweetness: Dry, semi tart

Complex: Yes, but it not mind blowing

Character: Somewhat Smooth, Oaky, Slight Acidity

Rating

Stars: 6

I am going to make this short and sweet.  I cannot tell you how many times I have wanted to post on the road, but forgot my login URL.  Never again…

The WordPress login is “wp-login.asp”.

I was just completing a task for work when I found myself digging through notes looking for my link to the website that packs .js files. So for future reference and anyone else whom needs to compress their js files. Here is is: http://dean.edwards.name/packer/

24 October 2009
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF CLIMATE ACTION

While you’re here please take a moment to read my recipe for Garlic Chicken Marsala.  To help save carbon emmisions reduce cooking time 5 mintues and turn oven up to 350 degrees.

If you are here looking for the global global warming initiative may I direct your attention to the correct URL 350.org.

If you have this error you may have done some Google searches and found some complex explanations and solutions.

The good news is this is not one of them.

Here is the solution:

Add the following to the Web.Config:

<serviceHostingEnvironment aspNetCompatibilityEnabled="true">
<baseAddressPrefixFilters>
<add prefix="http://www.mydomain.com/application_directory/" />
</baseAddressPrefixFilters>
</serviceHostingEnvironment>

The error is result of having multiple addresses available for the domain.  (e.g. “www.domain.com”, “domain.com”, etc.).  This entry in the config file ensures there is only one address.

Override Generic Server 500 Errors

Here is the solution:

Add the following code to your Web.config:

<system.webServer>
<httpErrors errorMode="Detailed" />
</system.webServer>

Note: If it does not work you may have an error in your Web.Config.  If the Web.Config cannot load it will not be able to enable the detailed errors.  Also, the host must have this option enabled.  If the applicationHost.config file on the server has detailed errors disabled you will never be able to view them.

System.Security.SecurityException: Request for the permission of type ‘System.Web.AspNetHostingPermission

Some people say this error can occur if you have resources (e.g. assemblies, etc.) on a network path. In such a case you need to enable Full Trust. It is a simple solution. However, this post is about another cause for this error. It will occur when you try to change the site trust level and you do not have permission.

Here is the solution:

Find and remove the following code in your Web.Config:

<trust level="[Full|High|Medium|Low|Minimal]"  />

System.Security.Policy.PolicyException: Required permissions cannot be acquired.

This error is caused when you have a dll in your bin folder that is not compatible with Medium Trust. It does not matter if you are actually using the dll. You need to remove the dll completely.

In my case, I needed to remove the dll that came with memory profiler. Also, Enterprise Library version 4.1 is compatible with Medium Trust, but all the extra “design” dlls that get generated at compile time are not.

I have to go through my bin folder and remove all the dlls that end with “design” manually.

Here is an example of a dll that would cause this error:

Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data.Configuration.Design.dll