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Composite user interfaces in smart client applications are a powerful alternative to Web-based portals. In this webcast, we show you how to use the new Microsoft patterns & practices Composite UI Application Block to build smart client applications out of "Smart Parts" which you can then develop and deploy as independent units of functionality. This continuation of the lab further explores the design and implementation of the Composite UI Application Block.... |
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With the official release of Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 just days away, we are ready to launch the Composite UI Application Block. In this webcast, the team gives you an overview of the final release so you can begin building composite, smart client applications that take advantage of the power of this application block.... |
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This is the fourth webcast in our series on architecting desktop applications with the Microsoft .NET Framework. This webcast focuses on the major issues, various solutions, and trade-offs involved in designing secure desktop applications. Topics include authentication, authorization, securing configuration and user settings, and the Microsoft patterns & practices Enterprise Library Security Application Block.... |
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April 25, 2002
During this Support WebCast, we will introduce the common language runtime, the execution engine of Microsoft .NET platform. We'll look at the benefits of the common language runtime, such as garbage collection, just-in-time (JIT) compilation, and common type system. We'll also briefly discuss the execution model, assemblies, intermediate language, metadata, and other topics. This session will provide a high-level overview as well as a look at how various features wo... |
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April 10, 2002
Developing trustworthy software has become more important than ever before, given the distributed and mobile nature of today's software. .NET introduces a new and powerful concept called code access security that helps in assigning permissions to .NET code. In this WebCast, we will explore the concept of permission objects, permission requests, and grants. We will also have a look at security policy management using code groups, permission sets, and other methods.... |
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Wednesday, June 12, 2002: 10:00 A.M. Pacific time (Greenwich mean time - 7 hours)
During this Support WebCast, we will discuss the control licensing architecture in Microsoft .NET Framework. We will talk about design-time and run-time licensing support, custom license providers, and how to create licensed control classes.... |
| | Total Hits: 47 | Today: 0 | Author: Aaron Skonnard | Rating:  |
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In my last column, I introduced you to the concept of software factories and gave a tour of the new Web Service Software Factory (also known as Service Factory) produced by the patterns & practices (p&p) team at Microsoft. As I explained, a software factory is a collection of guidance assets that help speed up the process of building software using patterns and best practices. Before you read on, if you haven't already, you should check out my December 2006 column so you're familiar with the mat... |
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Microsoft.com is one of the busiest Web sites in the world and a constant target for hackers. Join this webcast to learn what drives the infrastructure design decisions of this site from the team that architected it and manages it today. Find out how architectural decisions were key to the adoption of the new, 64-bit platform now in production and had no negative effect on site availability. When security patches are released, Microsoft Update and the Download Center push out more than 80 gigaby... |
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Creating and maintaining distributed, service-oriented applications is a challenge in terms of scalability, performance, and availability. Join this webcast to learn the implications of technologies like ASP.NET Web Services, .NET remoting, Enterprise Services, Message Queuing (also known as MSMQ), and Web Services Enhancements (WSE) to these three areas. Join this webcast to find out how to gauge the differences between technologies in terms of scalability, performance, and availability and see... |
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May 1, 2002
During this session, we will discuss performance, working set, startup time, and scalability best practices for developing .NET Framework applications. We will also talk about tools that a developer can use to find potential performance problem areas in managed code. The session will explain how to write applications so that they make optimal use of JIT and GC, and various APIs in the .NET Framework. To benefit from this session, the audience needs to be very familiar w... |
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February 28, 2002]
During this Support WebCast, we will introduce a new and exciting feature of the Microsoft .NET common language runtime, the runtime profiling API. This API introduces, to the developer, the ability to obtain detailed information directly from the common language runtime about managed code during execution. We will discuss the common language runtime profiling interfaces, how to implement them, and how to use the implementation to log and analyze some basic r... |
| | Total Hits: 47 | Today: 0 | Author: Joe Duffy | Rating:  |
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This column is less about the mechanics of a common language runtime (CLR) feature and more about how to efficiently use what you’ve got at your disposal. Selecting the right data structures and algorithms is, of course, one of the most common yet important decisions a programmer must make. The wrong choice can make the difference between success and failure or, as is the case most of the time, good performance and, well, terrible performance. Given that parallel programming is often meant to im... |
| | Total Hits: 190 | Today: 0 | Author: Tim Sneath | Rating: |
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This session will introduce the architecture and technologies within the .NET Framework, including the Common Language Runtime, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, as well as XML and SOAP support.... |
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Security code reviews can play a critical role in improving the quality of an application. However, performing such reviews is not an easy task. This webcast begins with a discussion of who should perform the security code review and how the process should be managed, especially when dealing with millions of lines of code. We define the major categories of vulnerabilities, show you what to look out for, and describe how to go about identifying issues using threat modeling. The difference between... |
| | Total Hits: 245 | Today: 0 | Author: Billy Hollis; Rockford Lhotka | Rating: |
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Smart client systems are a compelling option for many .NET applications, but they require changes to classic n-tier architecture. From handling state on the client to dealing with multiple data transport options, new architectural layers are needed to promote flexibility and speed of development. This webcast, presented from Tech·Ed 2005 in Orlando, Florida, discusses a layered architecture based on several real-world smart client systems, along with other best practices for doing distributed sm... |
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There is much more to development with the .NET Framework than the raw aspects of the technology. This webcast, presented from Tech·Ed 2005 in Orlando, Florida, shows how to deal with common real-life hurdles, and how to effectively utilize the .NET Framework and Visual Studio, by presenting a set of tools, tips, tricks, best practices, utilities and ideas that can enhance your productivity significantly. This content-packed talk includes little known utilities, Visual Studio tips, Windows Forms... |
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Code generation is often used to jump start projects or generate Create, Retrieve, Update and Delete stored procedures. But what if you wanted to build a more automated software factory? What if the constraints of your business were somewhat vertical but still wide open? Fairly complex systems can be built by using domain-specific languages or by extended existing things like XmlSchema or Web Services Description Language to describe contracts between systems. This advanced webcast explores and ... |
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All programs can be reverse engineered. Maybe someone wants to use your application for free. Maybe someone wants to steal your algorithms or code. Maybe your binaries contain other secrets of great value to the “mal-tech,” or criminal techie. Regardless of the motivation behind a security threat, you must understand how it works and how you can protect your valuable intellectual property from it. This webcast explains what information your application might reveal, and how to hide it from pryin... |
| | Total Hits: 212 | Today: 0 | Author: Dennis Hurst | Rating: |
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This webcast provides an in-depth look at a variety of techniques that hackers use to steal customers’ identities. You will learn about several methods that hackers use to hijack sessions, including cross-site scripting and token prediction. This webcast also includes current methods that hackers use to carry out phishing attacks, techniques you can use to prevent them, and how to respond to an ongoing phishing attack.... |
| | Total Hits: 252 | Today: 0 | Author: Dennis Hurst | Rating: |
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This webcast explains how an application that you might think is secure can still be exploited due to production problems like misconfigurations and administrative errors. You will learn how to test a Web-based application for critical security defects and view demonstrations of how to edit Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) query string data, power-on self test data, HTTP headers, and HTTP cookies. In addition, this webcast presents real-life examples of Web applications that were exploited due... |
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