Implementing Tab
Navigation with ASP.NET
2.0 One of the most basic
ways to navigate within
an application is by use
of a tab control. Tabs
are easy to use and users
are very familiar with
them. There have been
many implementations of
tab controls for Web
applications, but they... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 59,331 Replies: 10 |
SQL Injection Many applications
(Web-based applications
and forms-based ['smart
client'] applications)
typically use data stored
in a database. While you
may have firewalls and
other protections
established when running
your application, your
a... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 17,045 |
Using WSE 2.0 to Secure
Enterprise Integration Security is a very broad
field. Even if you have
been reading all sorts of
security books,
monitoring all
SecurityFocus mailing
lists, subscribing to
various RSS feeds, and
reading new security
whitepapers, virus
writers can still... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 12,244 |
Writing Apps That Fight
Back In the early days of
networked applications,
application security was
as simple as running
programs on a 'hardened
box' behind a firewall.
As general developer
security IQ improved, we
learned to write safer
code, code that checked ... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 10,681 |
Cryptography: It's For
Your Own Good Is your data secured? Are
you confident that the
prying eyes of your
competitors can't view
sensitive information
being stored on or
transmitted from your
applications? Are you
sure that the data you
receive from vendors and
partn... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 12,465 |
Generic Object
Configuration In a previous article
(DNDJ Volume 3, issue 4),
I discussed an
application that had to
load, process, and
transmit data received
from multiple customers.
The system had to perform
a specific set of tasks
or steps for each
customer... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 9,893 |
Automating Your Processes
- an NAnt Case Study Automating processes is
critical to the success
of any software project.
Because computers can
perform redundant tasks
faster and more reliably
than people, automation
becomes more necessary as
the processes become
larger and more
... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 23,332 |
Microsoft .NET XML Web
Services Step by Step If you are a beginner and
want to learn about
creating XML Web services
from a very structured
and detailed perspective
then you'll want to look
at this book. The authors
present the material by
building a Web service
that will vali... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 10,093 |
Delphi Review My first exposure to
Delphi came during my
interview with Anders
Hejlsberg at Tech Ed 2004
in San Diego. 'Whatever
happened to Turbo
Pascal,' I asked him? God
bless Mr. Hejlsberg for
the patience with which
he responded to this
ra... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 14,967 |
InRule Review I have, in the past,
worked on a few software
products that were years
ahead of their time. As
it turns out, being years
ahead of your time in the
world of Information
Technology is not
necessarily a good thing.
You wind of spending... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 14,548 |
How to Avoid Creating a
Network Security Hole
with Your Windows
Server-Based App Nowadays it's quite
common for us to write
server-based
applications. These apps
differ from desktop
applications in many ways
- one of the most
important of which is how
they handle security. For
a desktop application,
security i... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 12,170 |
Security Is a War! This month we dedicate
our issue to security.
This is a topic I find
developers either love or
hate; there are few who
can take a neutral stance
on it. As the security
editor of this
publication, you can
probably guess which side
... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 12,560 |
Visual Studio Tools for
Office 2003 The following editorial
will have little or
nothing to do with the
content of this issue.
Admittedly, it will be
about development and, in
fact, it will be about
development using .NET.
However, I will leave it
to Patrick Hynds, thi... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 14,904 |
Mainsoft Makes Its First
Direct Contribution to
Mono; Mono 1.1.5 and
1.1.6 Are Out... Mono and Mainsoft have
reached a milestone.
Mainsoft has a
VisualStudio.NET plugin
that converts .NET
assemblies into Java JAR
files that can be
executed on J2EE
application servers such
as Tomcat and WebSphere.
Mainsoft has been ... May. 20, 2005 Reads: 12,493 |