Deadlock in CLR involving GC & OS Loader lock. When the Microsoft .NET Framework Execution Engine has to perform garbage collection (GC), the .NET Framework Execution Engine must first suspend all managed threads. In most circumstances, a managed thread must set itself so that it can be suspended before leaving its managed state to run unmanaged code. This thread state is named GC PreEmptable. The GC PreEmptable thread state must be entered by the managed thread before leaving the managed state.In this particular deadlock condition, three different threads are involved as follows: •Thread 1: This thread is waiting for the Windows NT Loader Lock to complete its task. •Thread 2: This thread is the owner of the Windows NT Loader Lock. This thread has been suspended by the garbage collection thread. This thread will not release the Windows NT Loader Lock until this thread is restarted by the .NET Framework Execution Engine after the garbage collection is completed. In this case, becaus...
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Eclipse for Java Getting the right free plugins for Eclipse is important: 1. To develop J2EE programs, Tomcat web applications, browse and query database contents, edit Html, Xml, schema files etc. - http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/ The ' Getting Started ' site has installation information. Please note that this is still in beta but quite usable. This gives you pretty much everything for web development. 2. To develop Hibernate applications, edit mapping files & running queries. - http://www.jboss.com/products/overview/jbosside Here are the ' Download Instructions '. 3. The Spring IDE - http://www.springframework.org/spring-ide/eclipse/
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XmlSerializer in .NET easier way to access xml than DOM. maps xsd types to CLR types. can only support datastructures that can be expressed in xsd. can be executed in unsafe environments. additionally support SOAP section-5 encoding used by ASP.NET webservices. generates and compiles code on the fly to do serialization and deserialization. uses code dom compilation which requires use of temporary files on disk. hence the process should have read/write permissions on the folder. use ' Filemon ' to diagnose issues.
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Debugging service/process startup. Please refer to the excellent article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/824344 Also, in Visual Studio set the 'Debugger' key to point to the VS solution as in "devenv.exe my.sln /run" Note that you can change the SCM timeout for the service startup in milliseconds at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control, ServicesPipeTimeout DWORD
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Debugging XMLSerializer usage in .NET webservice. You can add a switch to the machine.config to keep compiler generated files: [system.diagnostics] [switches] [add name="XmlSerialization.Compilation" value="4"] [/switches] [/system.diagnostics] After this, the temp directory would have the generated files.
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Checking if client and server are the same machine. bool IsClientAndServerSame(HttpRequest request) { String remoteAddress = request.UserHostAddress; if (remoteAddress == null remoteAddress.Length == 0) return false; if (remoteAddress == "127.0.0.1" remoteAddress == "::1") return true; if (remoteAddress == request.LocalAddress) return true; return false; }
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Dynamically loading .NET assemblies. It is not possible to unload a single assembly, so usually you have to load such assemblies in a separate appdomain to ensure proper cleanup. http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/clr/AppdomainFAQ.aspx#_Toc514058497 has additional information on how to load an assembly in another appdomain.