February 25, 2009

When handling an ASP.NET server-side button’s Click event, you may want to do some client-side checking and possibly prevent the posting of a page back to the server. However, because

Sometimes, you’ll notice that when you open a URL (with dynamic content, and especially a pop-up window) a second time, the page displays the data which was displayed earlier and

This tip shows you how to correctly close a SSLEngine connection. Notice that this is not a simple process, like closing a simple socket! SSLContext context …;SSLEngine engine …;ByteBuffer dummy