With the 'sn.exe' tool of Visual Studio it is possible to retrieve the public token key. But watch for the casing!!
Use the command: sn.exe -Tp "FilePath to assembly"
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With the 'sn.exe' tool of Visual Studio it is possible to retrieve the public token key. But watch for the casing!!
Use the command: sn.exe -Tp "FilePath to assembly"
Working with Fiddler for seeing the details of the Http request of a website is usefull for optimizing the performance of a website. Check if there are unneeded requests or if there are many requests which triggers a 404.
A tip when working with localhost you must http://localhost.:1519/default.aspx instead of
http://localhost:1519/default.aspx. So add a point behind the hostname.
When creating an IEnumerables, I mostly returned a null value when there are no values for the collection. But it is in some situations better to return an empty collection. This can be done with the Enumerable.Empty method.