(Michele Bustamante) Securing an ASP.NET application goes beyond implementing an authentication and authorization strategy for application users. Several layers of security are necessary to collectively reduce the potential for malicious attacks on a system. Security measures impact network architec
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Valid XHTML within .NET – Introduction
(Kevin Brown) The first article in this series will concentrate on the HtmlForm control and its child controls, deciding how we can best modify the default implementation and extend its capabilities so that it will validate to the W3C’s XHTML 1.0 and 1.1 strict standards. Additionally we’ll look at
Data Domain Replicator: Reducing the Cost of Online Data Replication for Disaster Recovery and Remote Backup
Eliminate costly, time-consuming tape vaulting today! This new whitepaper tells how Global Compression technology makes remote data replication both practical and cost-efficient. Learn how the DD200 recovery appliance and its Replicator module enable companies to create Disaster Recovery/Business Co
Verity HIPAA Compliance Solutions
Complying with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is a significant undertaking that can test the mettle of even the most seasoned data-security professional. With unmovable deadlines, thousands of stringent new regulations and severe penalties for non-compliance, HIPAA l
Data Warehouse Design Best Practices, Part 3
(Shimant Das) Design has always been the single most important and contentious phase in any software development program and, hence, attracts the maximum number of arguments and debates. In data warehousing projects, it is even more so. Unlike other typical software development projects, data wareho
Explore sequence diagrams
(Kirk Knoernschild) The purpose of a class diagram is to show the structural makeup of an application. An application’s structure is dictated by the dynamics of class collaborations. In UML, we commonly represent the dynamic aspects of class collaborations using a sequence diagram. Let’s now explore
Information Patterns Basics, Part 3: Time-Related Patterns
(Fons Pieters) The selection of a period of time makes it possible to retrieve all facts related to that specific period of time. These type of selections make time-based views on facts possible. For every information application, the selection of periods of time is therefore standard functionality.
Retrieving HTTP content in .NET – Introduction
(Rick Strahl) HTTP content retrieval is an important component for applications these days. Although .NET reduces the need to explicitly retrieve content from the Web through built-in mechanisms in the Web Services framework, ADO.NET and the XML classes, there are still many needs to retrieve Web co
ASP.NET Interview Questions
(Mark Wagner) This article contains interview questions about asp.net along with the answers.
Using a Data-aware C# Class (in an ASP .NET or a Winform Application)
(Raphael Cohen) In this article, we will first make a simple data-aware object. Then we will use this object to display data in an ASP .Net page, and finally we will use this same object in a standard Windows Application.