(J.D. Meier, Alex Mackman, Blaine Wastell, Prashant Bansode, Jason Taylor and Rudolph Araujo) This How To shows you how to perform security code reviews. This module presents the steps involved in the activity, and techniques for analyzing your results. Use this How To with Security Question List: M
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Tearing Apart an XML Document
(Shahab Fatemi) You have an XML document that needs to be broken apart into its constituent parts. Each part can then be sent to a different destination (possibly a web service) to be processed individually. This solution is useful when you have a large document, such as a phonebook , an invoice and
MySQL 5.0’s Pluggable Storage Engine Architecture, Part 2: A Quick Test Drive
(Robin Schumacher) Part 1 of MySQL 5.0’s Pluggable Storage Engine Architecture gave you an overview Let’s take a quick test drive to show how simple it is to use MySQL’s pluggable storage engine architecture and see the impact different storage engines can have on performance. All tests below were c
Working with Reporting Services Using Microsoft Sharepoint
(Ameet Phadnis) There are many instances in which the business process requires executive reports or some company performance reports to show up on intranet sites. Companies do use different portals to build their intranet sites. Microsoft’s SharePoint technology is one such tool. The main task
Programming I/O with Streams in Visual Basic .NET
(Ted Pattison) If you are just now migrating from Visual Basic 6.0 to Visual Basic .NET, be prepared for a change, because the way you program file I/O is very different. The good news is that an idiosyncratic, proprietary approach has been replaced by an elegant and reusable one that has become an
New Product Introduction Process with InfoPath and SharePoint
(Scot Hillier) In the manufacturing vertical, companies follow a well-defined process to bring new products to market. This process typically involves an ideation phase where new product ideas are conceived and then fleshed out into prototypes. In this article, I’ll use an InfoPath form and Windows
MS Advances in Collaboration, Content Management
(Peter O’Kelly) The phrase “Microsoft collaboration strategy” used to be broadly considered something of an oxymoron. Microsoft has been successful in enterprise messaging, with Microsoft Exchange, Outlook, and other products, and has recently been gaining momentum with real-time collaboration offer
Licensing distributed DB2 Universal Database (DB2) Version 8 servers in a high availability environment
(Paul Zikopoulos) Customers choose DB2 Universal Database for Linux, UNIX, and Windows (DB2) because of its incredible time to value, ability to scale and integrate across disparate environments, its robustness, and the minimization of ‘down-time’ (both planned and unplanned). This article focus
What Is ASP.NET
(Wei-Meng Lee) ASP.NET (Active Server Pages .NET) is a web development technology from Microsoft. Part of the .NET Framework, ASP.NET allows developers to build dynamic web applications and web services using compiled languages like VB.NET and C#. Using Visual Studio, the development tool from Micro
Data Integrity in Web Services – Introduction
(David Talbot) Web Services bring with them great possibilities and with these possibilities are some pitfalls. One such pitfall is passing complex data types to and from Web Services without losing data integrity. The clearest thing to keep in mind when passing objects to Web Services is the data i