I might have found the problem I described in an earlier entry. It seems that ASP.NET can switch the threads while processing a page. It is supposed to carry over the context to the new thread. But in advanced scenarios (such as when you spin up new threads or do asynchronous IO) it can be lost.
I didn't think I was doing anything "advanced" but I don't know what the AJAX component is doing. Could be that it does that "bad" stuff.
What I have read that I should use HTTPContext.User in
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When I first heard of Silverlight is dismissed it out of hand because of my other experiences with Microsoft's cross browser type stuff.
But I am pretty excited about this. I have downloaded the bits and done a few very simple things and I am rather impressed. Some of the demos are rather impressive considering this is aloha and beta stuff.
The developer tools are going to have to get much better. Editing code that is basically just XML text is frustrating for me.
I decided to put this in a blog instead of the thread. Figured it would be less inflammatory here.
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Christianity pushed out infanticide, not science.
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That is interesting. And I stand corrected.
There is a Taoist saying (or maybe it was Confucian) that goes something like "You want to see truth, then look."
I think that is part, maybe even most, of the problem. Few of us see all of what this issue involves. Much of it is abstracted out and argued over to obtain some other goal th
Occasionally one user will get another's user data. For example there are assignment types associated with each Section the instructor teaches. Occasionally an instructor will see a list of assignment types from another instructors section.
A bit of background. We are using ASP.NET, IIS6, .NETv2 and AJAX. It is an nTier application and CLSA is the middle tier. We use the single page "model" for the development. This means that when an action is performed th
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