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Author: Bean Software
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System registry is always seen as both a location for experts to do magnificent operations and as a source of trouble as well. You can virtually tune every aspect of every possible software piece on your system from system registry even those aspects that are not exposed using any user interface at all. This is all in addition to the thousands (not hundreds!) of other operations that are even not tuning and are much ahead the already complex tuning. If you can access registry from your applicati...
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Author: Vishal Ganeriwala
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Have you ever tried to get the Client IP address for a Citrix or terminal services session and got stuck? I have had several emails asking me on how to do it. Well I thought I might just blog about it. I can think four ways to do it and if you can add to the list then please do via comments. So let's get to the business right away....
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Author: Ivo Ivanov
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Intercepting Win32 API calls has always been a challenging subject among most of the Windows developers and I have to admit, it's been one of my favorite topics. The term Hooking represents a fundamental technique of getting control over a particular piece of code execution. It provides an straightforward mechanism that can easily alter the operating system's behavior as well as 3rd party products, without having their source code available. Many modern systems draw the attention to their abilit...
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Author: Bipin Joshi
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Developing a nice custom control is just one part of the story. As a control author you should also pay attention about the experience of other developers who will be using your control. In most of the real world cases developers use Visual Studio as the IDE for developing .NET applications. You can enhance the experience of other developers using your control by providing proper designer support. For example, you can control how your control properties and events are displayed in property windo...
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Author: John Papa
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A solid data access later (DAL) can benefit an application by hiding redundant tasks, helping handle exceptions more gracefully, helping clean up resources more efficiently, and providing a layer of abstraction from the database. When you want to install a DAL in your architecture, you need to either find or build a data access component. Building one takes precious time away from a project's design, development, and testing timeline. What if you could find one that was already tested, follows b...
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Author: MatrixCoder
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Many times in web developing, I have come across problems editing 10-15 webpages evertime I wanted to change something about my website. So, not knowing PHP or not wanting to use SSIs, I decided to find a work around with Javascript. In this article, you will learn how to seperate your pages into sections and quickly and easily edit them from one small Javascript file....
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Author: Stephen Huen
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For use in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007, this Web part displays the site structure in a hierarchical tree that is expandable and collapsible. It is based on my Site Map custom control written for Content Management Server 2002. The Web part uses a PortalSiteMapProvider to render the site structure in a hierarchical tree that is expandable and collapsible. The PortalSiteMapProvider is referenced from the site's web.config and is defaulted to be CurrentNavSiteMapProvider, as used...
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Author: Pepsibot
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The JLib library encapsulates the Win32 API functions responsible for the console text formatting. These features include:
* Simplified output formatting
* Horizontal & Vertical text wrapping
* Memory of MRU cursor position and formatting
* Getting input from the keyboard
* User defined menus, including standard, windowed, scrolling, and windowed scrolling
* 256 color palette (4 bits for background, 4 bits for foreground)
* Character Boxes
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Author: Keith Brown
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Windows Communication Foundation performs a lot of the heavy lifting to make it easier for your service to provide the basic security features that most distributed systems need. The big three protections— confidentiality, integrity, and authentication (or CIA as I like to think of them) are provided by most standard Windows® Communication Foundation bindings. If you don't want these protections, you'll have to turn them off, because they are on by default....
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Author: Aaron Skonnard
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It's been a while since I've written on a core XML topic, and I miss it. Now that the Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 has shipped and is in the hands of countless developers worldwide, it seems like a good time to discuss the improvements found in System.Xml, which sits at the heart of all .NET-based Web service apps. From early in the design process, the System.Xml team had some ambitious goals for version 2.0, but for better or worse, not everything made it into the final release. In fact, many ...
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Author: Mark Novak and Andrew Roths
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If you are faced with creating a new communications protocol, what are you going to do to ensure that it is safe and secure? While a complete answer might take an entire volume, here we will highlight some of the most common scenarios and concerns.
Many of the topics considered here are not unique to networking. They apply to any software that has security features, be it encrypting files or making access control decisions. Software security principles transcend technologies and tend to be pr...
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Author: Chandu Thota
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Virtual Earth is the mapping technology that powers local.live.com, the latest local search and mapping site from Microsoft. Virtual Earth™ technology was built by the same team that created MapPoint® 2006 and the MapPoint Web service. It is implemented using a mix of both server-side and client-side technologies that include ASP.NET, asynchronous JavaScript, and JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). You can build your own application or Web site that uses Virtual Earth mapping technologies by usin...
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