Few months back I had used a nice component from TSHAK to encrypt query strings. it requires just one line of code to encrypt a query string. Right now I am unable to find the exact page at TSHAK where I got the control. Due to a site re organization at TSHAK , they might have moved it to some […]
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Eager Loading via Aggregates using LightSpeed O/R Mapper – More O/R Mapper Performance Tinkering
(David Hayden) Continuing our discussions regarding Performance Profiling O/R Mapper Calls to the Database and Quick Examples on LINQ To SQL Performance Tuning – Performance Profiling Your O/R Mapper, let’s look at another way of choosing better performance through eager loading using Mindscape’s Li
WCF 101 Creating and consuming a basic WCF Service hosted in IIS
(Tess Ferrandez) In my last post I wrote about a WCF hang I caused because of a newbie mistake. I also wrote that I would post about how to create a simple WCF service. This tutorial is mostly for myself so that Ill remember what I did, but hopefully it might benefit some other people too
Making Asynchronous Calls to WCF Services from ASP.NET
(Suprotim Agarwal) When ASP.NET receives a synchronous request, it assigns a thread to the request from a thread pool. The thread remains blocked till the request is completed. Since the thread pool has got a limited number of threads, time consuming operations like pulling data from database can br
Introducing Microsoft Velocity
(Andrea Colaci) Velocity is a Microsoft project; in CTP2, its goal is to provide a distributed, performing and highly available cache to our applications. Velocity could be integrated in Web and Desktop applications as well. And thanks to a simple API, it is possible to perform basic operations like
Upgrading Indexes With a Data Dictionary
(Kenneth Downs) When you set out to use a Data Dictionary to control your database upgrades, you must consider not just columns and tables, but also indexes and keys. The process for adding indexes and keys is almost the same as that for columns and tables, but there are a few wrinkles you have to b
The Future of .NET Languages
(Damon Armstrong) At this year’s Professional Developers Conference (PDC 2008), Microsoft was quite forthcoming with specifics about the future for developers on the Microsoft .NET platform. In this article, we will take a quick look at some of the upcoming features in the .NET 4.0 Framework, the ne
xVal – a validation framework for ASP.NET MVC
(Steve Sanderson) Ive written about validation in ASP.NET MVC more than once already. So have others (Stephen Walther, Emad Ibrahim). Its an ongoing subject of discussion because the MVC Framework comes with great support for server-side validation (though it isnt obvious if you come from a WebForms
Know thine Enemy: RESTful Web Services in … Java!
(Kevin Hoffman) Any good debater knows that you can’t be prepared to defend your own argument unless you know the pros and cons of your opponent’s argument. Likewise, as an architect, you can’t realistically recommend one platform over another without having learned everything you can both about the
Caching Data During the Lifespan of a Request
(Scott Mitchell) Caching is an excellent way to improve the performance of a web application, and ASP.NET offers a rich caching API. Caching data typically involves the Cache object, which serves as an in-memory cache available to all requests to a web application. For example, when a visitor reache
