hese days, the biggest threat to an organization’s network security comes from its public Web site. Unlike internal-only network services such as databases?which can be sealed off from the outside
hen I first saw attributes in Visual Studio .NET, I thought they were some sort of oddity Microsoft had dragged in from Java, C++, or perhaps the Delta Quadrant. They
n Part 2 of this article series, you looked at Linq’s query features, including the standard query operators and their applicability in querying XML data. With that background, this installment
n my last article on Atlas, I gave you an introduction to the Atlas framework and showed you how to use the UpdatePanel control to update portions of pages without
s business becomes more and more global, software developers increasingly need to make applications multilingual and culturally aware. The .NET Framework may well have the most comprehensive support for internationalization
n my inaugural article on how to integrate your .NET applications with external devices, I showed how to display system information using an LCD display. In this article, I will
XCop is a free code analysis tool (open source) from Microsoft that analyzes managed .NET assemblies. .NET assemblies contain metadata entries that describe the assembly and all its contained types.
n a previous article on Windows Workflow, I discussed the basics of workflow and how workflows can be hosted in your Windows and console applications using the WorkflowRuntime class. In
art one of this series introduced the first seven common site map navigation problems and their solutions. This part explores more advanced techniques with the final two problems: Hiding unauthorized