(Mark Pustilnik) These days, it’s not uncommon for a computer system to be accessed by a variety of users, both locally and over a network. Any data these users generate must be kept separate and private. For quite some time, designers of multiuser operating systems have recognized the need for cont
Tag: Development
New Security Features in .NET 2.0
(Pierre Nallet) The new security components in .NET 2.0 can help you greatly reduce the amount of code you need to write in order to make your applications secure. Security is difficult to get right, and it is a good strategy to leverage the code provided by Microsoft and other security vendors.
Learning ASP.NET for the ASP Developer – Part 3
(Nihal J. Mehta) In the final part of this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to construct large scale ASP.NET websites. In the previous tutorials of this series, we saw how to build single ASP.NET pages where all the code for a page was written on the page itself. This approach can quickly get t
New Features of ASP.NET v2.0 (Beta)…
(Chris Sully) Following on from my article ‘Coming up in ASP.Net 2.0’ (LINK: http://www.dotnetjohn.com/articles.aspx?articleid=99) published over a year ago now on DotNetJohn I’ve decided it’s about time I dipped my toe a little further into the ASP.NET 2.0 waters seeing as the Beta version has been
Information Patterns Basics, Part 1
(Fons Pieters) Business intelligence is still the domain of craftsmanship. It is the BI specialist that designs and builds the BI solution based on the requirements of the business. If the BI solution does not match the expectations of the business, it is the specialist that has failed. This line be
Reading From Databases (Sample Chapter)
(Chris Ullman) Understanding some basics about databases is crucial to using data in your pages. You don’t need to be a database expert, but there are certain things you will need to know in order to work with data in .NET. For a start, you need to understand how data is stored. All types of dat
Ensuring Data Integrity is a Tricky Business
(Craig Mullins) The term “data integrity” can mean different things. At the top level, there are two aspects of integrity with respect to databases: database structure integrity and semantic data integrity. Keeping track of database objects and ensuring that each object is created, formatted and mai
Eclipse for the PHP Developer
(Shu-Wai Chow) As PHP has grown and matured, so have the tools for PHP developers. Integrated development environment choices have never been greater. One such IDE is the open source Eclipse Platform. Eclipse, essentially a rewrite of Visual Age for Java, was a donation to the open source community
Dynamic Loading of Web User Controls – Architectural Aspect
(Eswar Prabhakar Varri) .NET is Microsoft’s most advanced programming model for building Web applications. This paper provides a solution for the application architects/designers on how to utilize web user controls effectively by loading them dynamically, while doing design for the complex web based
Scrollable Datagrid with Paging–I edited the excerpt for English, please make sure I didn’t change meaning
(Saravana Kumar) After reading the title of this article, the first question that will come to your mind is: Why do I need to enable paging in a Datagrid if I have scrollbar in that Datagrid? User is going to scroll to see the data, anyway, so I can show all the data in one page itself. This is what