Monthly Archives: May 2006

HOWTO: Get rid of ” Could Not Establish Trust Relationship with Remote Server” error

If you are getting this error ” Could Not Establish Trust Relationship with Remote Server” when trying to access a webservice secured by SSL, then read on. One possible issue might be that you do not have a SSL Certificate isssued by a trusted Certification Authority(CA). (Another case of error is explained in this Microsoft Article: http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;823177). For both these instances workaround given in MS article is a possible solution. It is simple to implement, …

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Attention!!! all Infragistics Net Advantage Users

If you are using Infragistics Net Advantage 2005 Vol3, get the latest Hot Fix on this version and apply it now! if you haven’t done it yet. This hot fix is out there for a while now, but if you have purchased the product from one of those re-sellers, then the media they sent you do not have any hot fixes. Goto to www.infragistics.com, register your product and get the hot fixes! This hot fix …

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Visual Studio.NET – Web Reference Static v/s Dynamic

Visual Studio makes it very easy to create and consume web services. This note explains how to set up the references to consume a web service with Visual Studio.NET. In order to start using a web service, you should make a reference to this from Visual Studio,to acheive this, On your VS Solution Explorer, select your project, expand to References,Right click and click on Add Web References Type in URL of your web service and …

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Response.Redirect not working in server?

[ASP.Net] Have you ever had an instance where your Response.Redirect calls are not working when you moved your code to remote server (every thing worked well in your local machine), first thing you check is your Page’s SmartNavigation settings. If you have turned on your SmartNavigation (in v1.1) this might give problems with your Response.Redirect ( Server.Transfer will work ). As a work around, set your SmartNavigation to false, before calling Response.Redirect Page.SmartNavigation = false; …

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