January 1, 2001

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Five Tips for Thwarting Data Input Attacks Against Your Web App

January 1, 2001

n my previous “Best Defense” article, I discussed creating secure Win32 applications. Now I turn my attention to another important battlegroundthe Web, where data input attacks are a real danger.

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XML Reference

January 1, 2001

agging an XML document is, in many ways, similar to tagging an HTML document. Here are some of the most important guidelines to follow.Rule #1: Remember the XML declarationThis declaration

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Java Data Objects (JDO): An Object-based Approach to Transparent Persistence

January 1, 2001

hese days almost every application requires some sort of data persistence, whether local, remote, or both. Developers traditionally have built applications with a specific data store and source in mind,