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Author: Scott Lysle
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This article describes a simple approach to determining whether or not a logged in user is a member of a group within the context of an asp.net web based application. The approach shown is based on the use of Windows based authentication in conjunction with a web site configured to deny anonymous authentication and to require Windows based authentication....
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Author: Imran A Momin
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As in my first article on message queue " Using Message Queue in .Net Framework 2.0 " would help you to send and recieve messages from the Message queue server of Windows Operating System. Now there is a thing here you might not know when there are messages in the Message queue server.
You cant keep call a simple recieve command or peek command to check whether there are any messages avialable in the queue. If you did so you will find that the application hangs until it finds any messages...
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Author: Masoud Tabatabaei
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In this article, Masoud discusses the concept of Cross Application Authentication using ASP.NET authentication model consisting of Membership Providers, web.config configuration, encryption, and decryption of configuration files. At the end of the article he also examines the application of the concept using ASP.NET login controls....
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Author: Philip Q
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This article discusses some other ways to provide personalisation to your users....
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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This How To shows you how to use the Authorization Manager (AzMan) in conjunction with the ASP.NET role manager API to manage roles, check user role membership, and authorize roles to perform specific operations against an AzMan policy store. The How To also explains how to use Authorization Manager's authorization model of tasks and operations through the AzMan COM API.
The benefit of using AzMan is that it enables you to define operations, group them into tasks, and then authorize roles to ...
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Author: Gaidar Magdanurov
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This article describes a complete solution for URL rewriting in ASP.NET 2.0. The solution uses regular expressions to specify rewriting rules and resolves possible difficulties with postback from pages accessed via virtual URLs....
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Author: Mike Gold
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This is an update of the Yahtzee game I wrote back in 2002 which replaces the ScoreCalculator class with methods that use LINQ queries on the dice array. In order to use LINQ, you'll need to download a preview of LINQ functionality into Visual Studio from Microsoft. LINQ takes some getting used to, because you have to alter your thought process a little in order to write the code for filtering, grouping, sorting, and examining collections. However, once you get the hang of it, the code you wr...
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Author: SANJIT SIL
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Themes are used to define visual styles for web pages. Themes are made up of a set of elements: skins, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), images, and other resources. Themes can be applied at the application, page, or server control level. We can create theme by adding App_Themes folder in our project in solution explorer panel. The simple steps are Right click on project and select Add ASP.NET folder – Theme. We can add files into it also. The sample code snippets in this article have been written i...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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Personalizable applications let users set their UI preferences and store those settings. Desktop applications typically store the user preferences in a local file (an XML or a configuration file) or in the registry. Web applications, on the other hand, generally use cookies to store user-specific data. Cookies are essentially a text-based key-value collection sent and received via HTTP. There are a few disadvantages to using cookies—chiefly their size limit (8KB), the user's ability to refuse co...
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Author: J Snyman
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As I started to work on a new AJAX-enabled website, I looked around for a MySQL implementation of the ASP.NET 2.0 membership provider. To my amazement, I couldn't find anything. So I decided to do my own implementation. After a few days of dev work, on and off, I found that I hadn't only implemented the membership provider but also the roles provider, site map provider and personalization provider....
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Author: Paul Kimmel
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Have you heard of partial classes? Partial classes permit defining part of a class in one place and another part somewhere else, usually in another file. Partial classes exist in part so Microsoft can hide the Visual Studio designer plumbing from you. There is nothing sinister here; it's just easier to let the designer manage the declarations and event bindings—in the designer.vb files—and let you write your code in the .vb files. The .designer.vb file contains the partial method declaration—one...
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Author: Aaron Skonnard
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Q Can XmlSerializer deal with choice compositors?
A XmlSerializer can map XML Schema's sequence and all compositors quite logically to Microsoft® .NET Framework class definitions, but choice requires a bit of special attention. Xsd:choice indicates that a single choice of numerous particles is allowed at a given location within a complex type. For example, consider the XML Schema complex type definition shown in Figure 1....
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Author: Scott Mitchell
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ASP.NET 2.0’s site map feature enables a page developer to define a web application’s site map in some persistent medium, such as in an XML file. Once defined, the site map data can be accessed programmatically through the SiteMap class in the System.Web namespace or through a variety of navigation Web controls, such as the SiteMapPath, Menu, and TreeView controls. The site map system uses the provider model so that different site map serialization implementations can be created and plugged into...
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Author: Raahul Kumar Saxena
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In this article I am going to explain more about Profile object. In my previous article about Profiles, I explained that we can not use Profile object directly like as session or cookies. To use Profile object we have to register database. See my previous article of Profile to see how to register the database....
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Author: Jagadish Chaterjee
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This is the first article in a series focusing on programming with Crystal Reports with ASP.NET 2.0. In this article, we will focus on adding a Crystal Report to an ASP.NET 2.0 web site and displaying the same using the CrystalReportViewer control in a number of different ways....
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Author: Mina Shawky
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ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions Preview is now gaining more attention and a lot of articles are being submitted in order to discuss different enhancements and new additions to the ASP.NET API. One of the very good enhancements has to be with the ASP.NET AJAX and the ability to manage and record the history of AJAX events into the browser's history log. you can check more on the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions preview and all the new stuff here http://quickstarts.asp.net/3-5-extensions/ and here http://www.asp.net...
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Author: Handy Chang
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In this article, you will learn about URL Rewriting in ASP.NET 2.0. URL Rewriting was originally introduced by Apache as an extensions called mod_rewrite. The concept of URL rewriting is simple. It allows you to rewrite URL from those ugly URL into a better URL and hence it will perform better in SEO.
Most Search Engines will ignore those dynamic URL such as the one ended with querystring
e.g http://www.worldofasp.net/displayproduct.aspx?ID=10
Therefore if you like to have more hits an...
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Author: PIYALI SENGUPTA
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Web has evolved from the days of static web sites to modern day’s flashy, commercial and interactive sites. It is a common practice to tailor the web page according to your user’s individual taste or information. Personalization allows your site to remember your user and his/her details and present an individualistic environment. Previously you needed cookies to store user profiles and wrote codes to store user’s preference. ASP.Net provides services for personalizing a web site to suit a partic...
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Author: John Charles Olamendy
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This article is intended to illustrate the main concepts of messaging and the realization in Biztalk Server 2006 as a Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM) platform. Biztalk messaging service is the core major component within the platform because it allows the communication between internal components of Biztalk Server as well as with external systems....
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Author: Raahul Kumar Saxena
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Theme is the new feature in ASP.NET 2.0. Theme concept allows us to create the appearance of control. For theme here is a App_Theme Folder, we can add this folder by right clicking on Web Project add new folder. Inside this folder we can add other files with extension .skin, .css etc....
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