generic-handler

This old title describes the visible issue, but the new title describes the root cause issue a little better. I'm still not sure why the ASHX isn't getting called, so I'm still looking for an answer. I have a workaround for now by hard coding the API descriptor (Ext.app.REMOTING_API variable). I got that JSON object (Ext.app.REMOTING_API variable) from the DirectProxy "provider" returned variable, from the original code running .NET 3.5. I just used an online JavaScript beautifier to make it look beautiful (so you can read it, instead of being on a single line). Old Title: ExtJS 3 Ext.Direct

I'm a newbie using Ninject and I can't figure out how to inject into my generic http handler. I have a MVC3 project and I'm injecting my services into controllers with no problem at all. This is what I got in my Ninject App_start class for registering services: private static void RegisterServices(IKernel kernel) { kernel.Bind<NLSubscriber.Core.Service.Repository.INLUserRepository>().To<NLSubscriber.Core.Service.Repository.EFDAL.EFNLUserRepository>().InRequestScope(); kernel.Bind<Neticon.Mvc.Helpers.IConfigHelper>().To<Neticon.Mvc.Helpers.AzureEnabledConfigHelper>().InSingletonScope(); kernel

What is the best method to troubleshooting a jQuery AJAX call with ASP.NET? The error function is getting called--I get the alert to popup that says "Error", but I don't know why. When I attach to my process (w3wp.exe), and place a breakpoint into the code behind of my generic handler ProcessRequest method, it doesn't stop there. So it's not even reaching the handler. Why would that be? It's also only executing the error function every other click on my search button (BtnUCSSearch). And I don't have an option to press okay on the Error popup like a typical JavaScript alert. It flickers and

I'm trying to upload an image file with jQuery AJAX and a generic handler. But it seems that the file isn't being passed to the handler. After submit context.Request.Files[0]; is always null :-/ What am i doing wrong? HTML: <form id="form1" runat="server" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input name="file" id="file" type="file" /> <input id="save" name="submit" value="Submit" type="submit" /> </form> JS: $().ready(function () { $('#file').change(function () { sendFile(this.files[0]); }); }); function sendFile(file) { $.ajax({ type: 'post', url: 'FileUpload.ashx', data: file,

I saw some questions ( Here and Here ) but they do not answer my question. I am trying to call Ajax using "ajax.ashx" file, and in function to access Session. For some reason, the value of the Session object itself is null. Use example: Session = HttpContext.Current.Session // This is null Or: public virtual void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) { System.Web.SessionState.HttpSessionState Session = context.Session; // This is null } In the Web.config: <sessionState timeout="1800"></sessionState> You must add on your handler the IRequiresSessionState on the declaration of it as: public class