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This guide presents a practical, scenario driven approach to designing and building secure ASP.NET applications for Windows 2000 and version 1.0 of the .NET Framework. It focuses on the key elements of authentication, authorization, and secure communication within and across the tiers of distributed .NET Web applications.
Updated: 07/21/2006
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Microsoft .NET Framework has a very interesting utility class to monitor the file system, which is the System.IO.FileSystemWatcher. I am using this class to monitor an XML configuration file of a solution for changes, and if the file is modified, it is automatically picked up and re-initialise the solution without having to restart. The utility class is brilliant, but it lacks a feature, which is that different text file editors implement different file flushing techniques.
Platform(s): All Windows OS that can support .NET - Updated: 06/14/2006
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Asp.net Security Overview: Security is one of the most important component of any application. Security is even more important when you are making a web application which is exposed to million of users. Asp.net provides classes and methods that ensure that the application is secure from outside attacks. In this article we will investigate the different types of authentication provided by Asp.net.
Updated: 05/28/2006
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Asp.net applications can be easily configured by using web.config files. You can store number of things in the configuration file. Let's see some important stuff that can be stored in this file.
Updated: 05/28/2006
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This tutorial explains about The Importance of Caching, Declarative Page Output Caching, Programmatic Page Caching, Caching Page Fragments, Caching Data and Monitoring Performance.
Updated: 05/28/2006
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Web Applications are disconnected in nature which means that there is no way for the browser to know who is using the application at present time. In classic Asp programming maintaining state was a headache for the developers. They had to write alot of code to maintain state. But Asp.net model provides easy state management. In this article we will see how we can persist state in multiple pages so the user is recognized by the browser.
Updated: 05/28/2006
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Before Asp.net invasion there were many other programming languages and technologies on which the dynamic pages were made. In this tutorial I will explain how we can migrate our classic asp application to the modern asp.net application. Most of the components that were written was in visual basic 6 which communicated with the asp application using the COM components.
Updated: 05/28/2006
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We all talk about webservices, webservices can do this and webservices can do that. But when we are asked to make one, we hesitate. Maybe it's because we never made a webservice before, and all the time playing with Webforms and Windows Forms or even Console Applications. By the way, I love Console applications. In this article, I will show you how to create a simple webservice that is consumed by a Console application client.
Updated: 05/28/2006
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This tutorial explains about The Role of DataSets in ADO.NET , Using DataSets in ASP.NET , Saving DataSets in Session State, Using DataTable Constraints, DataSet, DataRelations Using DataSets with DataAdapters to Modify Data and the Transactional Model in DataSets.
Updated: 05/28/2006
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In this tutorial of Week 6 we will be learning about Overview of List-Bound Controls, Creating a Repeater Control, Creating a DataList Control, Introduction to the DataGrid, Setting Up the DataGrid , Using Advanced DataGrid Features and Adding Advanced Features.
Updated: 05/28/2006
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