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This tutorial describes how to read text resources from satellite assemblies in ASP.NET applications. The method is not unique and other methods can be found. This particular one is based on Duwamish 7.0 sample application. Let's now start step by step... |
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Code Access Security represents a fundamentally different way of controlling access rights to protected resources. Traditionally, permissions such as access to the file system, databases or network were allocated based on characteristics of the user. All processes executed by the user would assume an equivalent set of permissions.
However, models of development such as the growth in code mobility and components have deemed this inadequate. It became apparent that the actions of untrusted ... |
| | Total Hits: 85 | Today: 0 | Author: Jeremiah Talkar. | Rating: |
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My first introduction to the .NET Global Assembly Cache (henceforth referred to only as the GAC) was during a Guerrilla .NET Course conducted by Develop Mentor a week after the .NET Framework Beta 1 Release. I was immediately fascinated by this magical and mysterious piece within the entire .NET puzzle (yes, .NET had been a puzzle to me for a very long time). While ordinary (Private) assemblies cohabit peacefully within their master’s (client executable’s) folder or sub-folders thereof, the high... |
| | Total Hits: 172 | Today: 0 | Author: Jon Wojtowicz | Rating: |
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I recently had a requirement to wrap executables and libraries so they would run as a service. My specific requirements were the following, in this context a task is defined as any method set to run within the service. Allows for impersonation so each code set can run under a different user account. Has the ability to run multiple separate tasks under a single instance of the service. Each task must run under a separate thread to allow multiple threads of the same task to be running concurrently... |
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This article provides step-by-step instructions to make and to register an assembly to be available in a WebForm to use with ASP.NET custom server controls.... |
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This article is the third part of a three part series of articles covering the .Net assemblies. In Part 1, I covered what exactly an assembly is, and what an assembly contains. Part 2 of the series I discussed both Private and Shared assemblies and how to create a "Shared Assembly". In part 2 I briefly mentioned some of the utilities available for working with assemblies. In this part I will discuss in more detail than Part 2, the available utilities for manipulating assemblies.... |
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This article is the first part of a three part series of articles covering the .Net assemblies. In Part 1, I will cover what exactly an assembly is, and what an assembly contains. Part 2 of the series will discuss both Private and Shared assemblies and how to create a "Shared Assembly". I will briefly mention some of the utilities available for working with assemblies. Part 3 will discuss in more detail than Part 2, the details of the available utilities for manipulating assemblies.... |
| | Total Hits: 79 | Today: 0 | Author: programmersheaven | Rating:  |
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It's been seven years since the W3C released the first version of the web content accessibility guidelines (WCAG 1.0). Since then, accessibility has slowly but surely turned up on the radar of web managers in most large organisations.
The benefits of accessibility are pretty well known too - a quick Google search for web accessibility benefits returns over 37 million results! Because of this, more and more large profile websites have offered better and better accessibility as the years ha... |
| | Total Hits: 68 | Today: 0 | Author: Donny Mack | Rating: |
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An assembly is the primary building block of .NET. It's a reusable, self-describing, versionable deployment unit for types and resources. They are self-describing so to allow the .NET runtime to fully understand the application and enforce dependency and versioning rules.... |
| | Total Hits: 108 | Today: 0 | Author: ramakrishna jillellamudi | Rating: |
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You must have heard the word assembly many times in .NET documentation. In this article I will share some thing about .NET assemblies.... |
| | Total Hits: 54 | Today: 0 | Author: Donny Mack | Rating: |
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An assembly is the primary building block of .NET. It's a reusable, self-describing, versionable deployment unit for types and resources. They are self-describing so to allow the .NET runtime to fully understand the application and enforce dependency and versioning rules.... |
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Most if not all Web sites require images for their user interface, and these are usually stored on disk. This article shows how images can be served from an assembly, which can avoid the proliferation of numerous files on disk, can simplify installation and configuration of the Web server, and can increase the security of those images.... |
| | Total Hits: 136 | Today: 0 | Author: Jayant Kulkarni | Rating: |
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In this article, you'll see what satellite assemblies are, how to create them, and how to use satellite assemblies with strong named assemblies with very simple and small pieces of code chunks.... |
| | Total Hits: 139 | Today: 0 | Author: Ted Pattison | Rating: |
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This month's installment of Basic Instincts is the second in a series focused on working with assemblies. In the August 2003 issue I discussed the four parts of an assembly name. I also covered the build mechanics for building an assembly with a version number and a strong name. In this month's column I'll explore the options for deploying assembly DLLs in both development and production environments. The four-part name of an assembly is independent of location. That is, there is nothing about t... |
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Building a WebControl can pretty straight forward, especially when you put all of your classes into a single assembly. However, many times it makes more sense to separate out the classes which provide common functionality, into another 'shared' assembly, that can be re-used for multiple projects. The problem is, when an ASPX page is compiled which includes this custom control, the compiler will not look in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) for the shared assembly, even though your project has a re... |
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This article explains how to use shared assemblies in ASP.net. Shared assemblies are meant for different applications in the machine.... |
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This article introduces the concept of an assembly and describes how the .NET Framework uses assemblies to solve versioning and deployment problems. The Microsoft® .NET Framework introduces several new features aimed at simplifying application deployment and solving DLL Hell. Both end users and developers are familiar with the versioning and deployment issues that can arise with today's component-based systems. For example, virtually every end user has installed a new application on their ..... |
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