This will surely help me to complete my Client’s requirement. But addition to this i am also looking for the same what Hossain asked for in previous comment.

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how can I use this code to check for the username and pass from the central AD instead of the local DB

Your reply/help will really be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

1. The code is failing miserably in regard to performance in a case where the element of the dictionary is an object, especially if it is a recursive structure where the element in itself contains a dictionary, since it will rebind the same dictionary each time it finds a reference to it, ie. for each field in the contained element. I solved that by adding a dictionary to use as a lookup table where I add each model name that has been bound, skipping entries in the key loop if the found dictionary is already bound. In my application this changed the time to bind from 10 seconds to non-noticable, changing the total number of iterations in the key loop from 250 thousand times to a few hundred…

2. Since I render the dictionary values in a separate partial view this gave the effect on naming that the fields were named like “dict.[key]” instead of “dict[key]“. I changed the condition for matching the model name to test for both variants, which solved my problem.

With those modifications the code runs lika a clockwork for me. Thanks!

So, how can I use this code to check for the username and pass from the central AD instead of the local DB

Please reply, I need this badly.

Thanks
M. Hossain

Just for anyone else stumbling upon this post: If you just remove the “rlimit-nproc” line from avahi-daemon.conf, the nproc rlimit gets disabled without affecting any of the other rlimits.

[1]: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=29200350

http://stackoverflow.com/a/1487076/246561

Where his code says ‘// do your thing’, instantiate a new DictionaryModelBinder and call BindModel().

Loune’s binder has to be modified slightly – no need for the constructors and the checks with idicttype can be removed – replace all references with just the modelType instead.

Going to try and get a fork of his code up soon to illustrate better.

public class Team
{
public string Name {get; set;}
public Dictionary scores {get; set;}
}

How do I modify your example to get his to work with a form and postback.

As I can have other classes with dictionaries in them, I don’t want to have to create specific model binders for each and every class. I just want the dictionary properties to be bound. Out the box the defaultBinder ignores them.

Any help.

Thanks
Martin