(Venkat Devraj) Decision automation (DA) is the capability of an expert system to analyze metadata regarding the state of the runtime environment and make decisions in real time during the course of performing a task. The analysis that leads to a decision can range from processing simple guidelines
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ASP.NET Tip: Encrypting a Configuration File Section
(Eric Smith) Leaving passwords unencrypted in a configuration file is generally considered a bad idea. Although some level of access is required to get to the file, encrypting the passwords—especially database passwords—adds a layer of security. However, implementing this type of encryption has been
ASP.NET: Access Client Info Server-side
(Mads Kristensen) I was playing around with HTTP request headers and for some reason started thinking about how limited information they provide about the requesting browser.
Create data structures with JavaScript arrays
(Tony Patton) While JavaScript has many similarities to more robust languages like Java and C, it does have many features that are less than intuitive. JavaScript arrays are one such design element that provides some obscure features that developers often overlook. This article examines some of thes
How To Improve Performance with TryCast Keyword VB2005
(Mike McIntyre) The TryCast keyword, introduced in Visual Basic 2005, provides Visual Basic programmers with a new way to cast reference types.
Active Application Watcher in .NET using Windows Forms
(Sateesh Kumar) Up to now, I have seen so many applications that will show system usage in terms of memory, processor…But, A user don’t want this all details. He May expect to know how much time, he is spending on each application like browser, Winamp by the end of day…This application will help
Customize and Extend Windows Forms Controls
(Wei-Meng Lee) With Visual Studio 2005, developing Windows Forms applications has never been easier. In the user interface area, Microsoft has provided much of the needed functionality in the form of Windows Forms controls, such as the familiar Button and TextBox controls. Using the controls greatly
Regular Expression Classes in .Net
(Peter Aitken) Regular expressions are a powerful tool for matching, validating, and manipulating text. In the first article of this series, we looked at the elements and syntax of regular expressions and saw how you can use regular expressions to define templates to match any imaginable text elemen
Windows Communication Foundation – Part 2
(Thiru Thangarathinam) In Part 1 of this article series, you have seen the use of data contracts and service contracts and the steps involved in leveraging IIS to host WCF services. In this installment, you will be provided with the detailed understanding of implementing message and fault contracts
How To Compare Two Files using HMACSHA1 with VB.NET or VB2005
(Mike McIntyre) This article is similar to the article How To Compare Two Files with VB.NET and VB2005.
