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This script lets a user login, then it tracks that user and controls the areas they can access. When the user runs across an area they don't have proper permission to access they are forwarded to a page to register. It works well if you want to embed a login into a page and track and identify a specific user throughout the site. This code covers the login and tracking portion for my visitor. You can also read up on how I implemented the registration section....
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Author: Bannewr Software Inc.
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ER/DataGen provides a seamless interface to Allfusion ERwin and ER/Studio in producing Model driven test data....
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Vista Software specializes in building the powerful line of Apollo database tools for web and Windows database application developers. Apollo products are in use by over 100,000 businesses, programmers and consultants worldwide....
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Author: Chance Coble
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Asynchronous programming is considered so difficult by many programmers that they create synchronous version of programs that could run more efficiently as asynchronous applications just to avoid the assumed complexity of asynchronous code. Until recently those choices had little consequence. However, with new opportunities in distributed computing such as multicore processors and service-oriented architectures, developers are beginning to feel the burden. A classic example of this is in I/O op...
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Author: Alek Davis
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Protecting application secrets, such as database connection strings and passwords, requires careful consideration of a number of pertinent factors such as how sensitive the data is, who could gain access to it, how to balance security, performance, and maintainability, and so forth. This article explains the fundamentals of data protection and compares a variety of techniques that can be used to protect application settings. The author discusses what to avoid, such as hiding keys in source code ...
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Author: John Papa
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E nterprise applications can have a wide variety of data update requirements. Sometimes you need to save multiple rows of changes at once within a single transaction. Other times, the user must be allowed to enter multiple rows of data, send them to the database in a batch; and if a row or two fails, only the rows that succeeded should be committed and remain committed. Fortunately, the Enterprise Library Data Access Application Block (DAAB), which I covered in my past two columns, exposes sever...
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