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I've heard it's better to use absolute/relative positioning as opposed to a table-driven layout on a Web page. Is that true? I've also heard that it's really better to use cascading style sheets (CSS) only and try to avoid the use of JavaScript altogether. What are the issues I will most likely encounter when I make the choice? There was one case here at Microsoft in which a site had to be localized to work with 31 different languages. The site was originally written for English only and had abs... |
| | Total Hits: 98 | Today: 0 | Author: Claudio Caldato and Maoni Stephens | Rating: |
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Uncovering and correcting memory issues in managed applications can be difficult. Memory issues manifest themselves in different ways. For example, you may observe your application's memory usage growing unboundedly, eventually resulting in an Out Of Memory (OOM) exception. (Your application may even throw out-of-memory exceptions when there is plenty of physical memory available.) But any one of the following may indicate a possible memory issue:
* An OutOfMemoryException is thrown.
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| | Total Hits: 103 | Today: 0 | Author: Ken Getz | Rating: |
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I've been writing quite a bit of courseware lately, and many of the demos for the courses require the presenter to step through a number of simple procedures, demonstrating various features of Visual Studio® or the Microsoft® .NET Framework. For example, I recently worked on a course in which the demos ran as console applications. The students saw a menu with lettered prompts, and by pressing a letter (A through Z), the demo ran the appropriate sample procedure.... |
| | Total Hits: 93 | Today: 0 | Author: Mike Volodarsky | Rating:  |
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I often hear people-both inside and outside of Microsoft-refer to the new IIS 7.0 Web server as one of the most important developments coming out of Microsoft over the past several years. This is a rather significant statement, given the impressive lineup of technologies released by Microsoft recently, including Windows Vista™! The release of IIS 7.0 coincides with the ten-year anniversary of the release of the first version of IIS, in Windows NT® 4.0. In 2001, four versions later, IIS 5.0 becam... |
| | Total Hits: 78 | Today: 0 | Author: Richard Szeliski | Rating:  |
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The explosion of digital photography in the past several years has led to a dramatic increase in the number of photos that are shared on the Web. The Interactive Visual Media Group at Microsoft Research has responded to this digital photography phenomenon by developing innovative photo-editing and photo-viewing products. Microsoft Research was among the first to produce fully automated image-stitching software and to develop 360-degree video-based walkthroughs as well as generate 3D videos that... |
| | Total Hits: 86 | Today: 0 | Author: Scott Wisniewski | Rating:  |
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In the June 2007 issue of MSDN® Magazine, Kit George and Ting Liang provided an introduction to some of the new features being introduced in Visual Basic® 9.0 to support Language Integrated Query, or LINQ. In particular, they showed how LINQ is a universal data platform designed to revolutionize the way data-intensive applications are written. In this column I am going to expand on what Kit and Ting wrote by providing some background on the key concepts that drove the design of LINQ.... |
| | Total Hits: 83 | Today: 0 | Author: Vishwas Lele and Pyush Kumar | Rating: |
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Organizations use Microsoft® Excel® to perform complex calculations and to visualize information using charts, pivot tables, and the like, and to perform many other custom tasks. But in the past, if you wanted to implement a calculation engine, you needed to enlist the services of a developer who would use algorithms provided by your business analysts to design the code. Now, with the Excel Services technology in Office SharePoint® Server 2007, business analysts themselves can implement the calc... |
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Security in this day and age is vital, especially on the web. In this webcast, we will cover topics related to ASP.NET security including forms, windows & passport authentication as well as running a .NET process within IIS through impersonation. We'll discuss differences between how ASP.NET security is handled on Windows 2003, 2000 and XP along with authentication vs. authorization issues. A brief overview of differences in ASP.NET 2.0 security will be covered. Alex will also attempt to answe... |
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ASP.NET provides an extensible framework for intercepting raw HTTP requests as they arrive at your Web server's door, so that you can alter how requested resources are handled or redirect traffic. This webcast demonstrates how to employ HTTP modules, HTTP handlers and handler factories, and SOAP extensions for Web services, to "butt-into" the round-trip and provide a rich, reusable set of components for your Web applications and services. You'll learn how each component fits into the pipeline an... |
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With millions of registered user accounts, PayPal has grown to become one of the leading online payment systems enabling consumer purchase over the Internet. In this webcast, we will take a look at the Web Services provided by PayPal allowing you to program custom Microsoft ASP.NET customer service and order processing applications which integrate with payment information kept on PayPal's end.... |
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Join Jacob Cynamon and Glen Gordon from the MSDN Events team as they introduce a new set of webcasts called geekSpeak. Dispensing of slide decks and scripted demos, geekSpeak webcasts bring you industry experts in a "talk-radio" format where the experts share their knowledge and experience around a particular developer technology. In this installment of geekSpeak, Kirk Evans also shares important tips about working with Web services and preparing for Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). If yo... |
| | Total Hits: 240 | Today: 0 | Author: Rob Jackson | Rating: |
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The ability to easily expose your data as a Web service from Microsoft SQL Server 2005 gives you great flexibility in letting a variety of clients consume the data. In this webcast, you will learn how to create and consume HTTP endpoints in SQL Server 2005. We will also cover how to view the WSDL exposed by these endpoints.... |
| | Total Hits: 517 | Today: 0 | Author: Joe Stagner | Rating: |
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Microsoft ASP.NET Web services employs flexible open standards, making Web services an excellent mechanism for exposing functionality to clients and hosting middle tier business logic. However, Web services can be difficult to secure because of the limitations of standards and the need to support a wide variety of client types. This webcast describes how to develop and apply authentication, authorization, and secure communication techniques to improve the security of Web services in Microsoft AS... |
| | Total Hits: 214 | Today: 0 | Author: Michele Leroux Bustamante | Rating: |
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Web Services Enhancements (WSE) is an extension of the Microsoft .NET Framework that enables interoperable messaging with other platforms. Although tools like WSE promise to eventually remove the need to know any of the WS* Extensible Markup Language (XML) standards, implementing these standards today remains a challenge to developers who are less familiar with XML. This webcast explains how to secure Web services using WSE and work with the WSE wizard. You will also learn how to modify defaults... |
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Web service technologies have typically taken a "do-it-yourself" approach to maintaining the interoperation state of services. Using workflow, developers now have tools that allow them to describe the long-running state of their services and delegate much of the state management to the underlying platform. Managing this state correctly becomes even more challenging in applications that coordinate work across multiple services either within an organization or at an Internet scale. This session lo... |
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Live from the Microsoft Professionals Developers Conference Partner Pavilion: David Pallmann will describe the main features of Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation (Code-named "Indigo") and explain the significance of "Indigo" to developers of distributed solutions. David will demonstrate "Indigo" Beta 1 with a variety of sample applications.... |
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Making an architectural decision on securing Web services is not as simple as building the services themselves. Web service security presents many more challenges than securing a typical enterprise application because the reach and scope of the services is far larger and diverse. Your choice of Web service architecture, infrastructure and tools should accommodate diverse service consumers both inside and outside your enterprise. This webcast introduces the Microsoft Web Service Security Patterns... |
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December 21, 2000
In this session, we will discuss how to implement and access Web Services using VB 6.0 and the SOAP Toolkit for Visual Studio.... |
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March 28, 2002
The objective of this session is to introduce Web developers to the advanced features of Microsoft ASP.NET Web Services. The key topics discussed in this session include:
- Web Services Architecture
- XML Web Services and SOAP (WSDL)
- Calling Web Services Asynchronously
- SOAP Headers
- SOAP Exceptions and Error Handling
- SOAP Extensions
- XML Web Services Security
- Transactions
- XML Web Services Discovery - UDDI , DISCO
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January 29, 2002
During this session, we will discuss an introduction to Web Services using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. We will talk about how you can develop and consume Web Services specifically using Visual Studio .NET. We will not discuss advanced topics such as SOAP customization, security, troubleshooting, and interoperability, because this Support WebCast is an introductory session. We will reserve those topics for future sessions.... |
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