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Book Excerpt: The Art of C++

C++ expert Herb Schildt uses practical, high-powered applications to illustrate some of the most interesting features of this language. The book includes “Pure code” subsystems you can adapt to your

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ASP.NET Security: 8 Ways to Avoid Attack

uilding ASP.NET Web applications has never been easier. Visual Studio.NET hides so many technical details behind the scenes that developers need only concentrate on the core business logic. However, hackers

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Sun’s ‘Creator’ Is a True Contender

hen it first announced the nascent product then known as Project Rave, Sun said Java Studio Creator would be the carrot to finally attract corporate developers to Java. It would

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Two Methods to Remove Duplicates in an ArrayList

Here are two methods that allow you to remove duplicates in an ArrayList. removeDuplicate does not maintain the order where as removeDuplicateWithOrder maintains the order with some performance overhead. The

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Find Out Who Is Accessing Your ServerSocket

Use this code to find out who is accessing your ServerSocket: Socket aSock = myServerSocket.accept();System.out.println (“Connection from : ” + aSock.getInetAddress().getHostAddress() + ‘:’ + aSock.getPort());

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Close and Save All Except Your Current Window

When you’re working on large projects, it’s common to have a bunch of open windows cluttering your desktop. Closing all the windows you’re not working on is tedious. To automate

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Building Custom Installer Classes in .NET

isual Studio setup projects provide a quick and easy way for end-users to deploy your application, whether it is a Web site, Windows NT service, smart client, or Web service.

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Use User-defined Where Built-in Is Expected

Say you’ve got a function that takes some built-in kind of parameter. You need to make that function work?even for an object (which has a data member of that built-in

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EJB and RMI: A Practical Introduction

ince their introduction in 1997, Remote Method Invocation (RMI) and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) have represented a new direction in the development, installation, and management of distributed Java applications in the

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Put a 24-hour Lockdown on Your .NET UIs

o you really think user interface security comprises slapping a login screen in front your application the way you’d slap cheese on a turkey sandwich? For some of you it

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Opinion: Making the Daily Build Your Daily Grind

raditionally, integration testing is something that is done right at the end of a project: Developers check-in their code and a build team is tasked with compiling everything and creating

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A Standards-based Look at XAML’s Features

icrosoft’s XAML markup language floats on top of the .NET platform. It is compiled into .NET classes, usually C#, which reduces it to a set of objects. Along with a

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Warning Signs in SQL Code

SQL statements defined “inline” in source code are a warning sign that the implementation or the project design itself probably includes some land mines. If you see something like: String

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Handling Events in BREW

BREW is very event-driven. As such, an application will get many events that it may not be expecting. Controls talk to themselves using events. The system sends events to the

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Request Permissions with a MIDlet

A MIDlet requests permissions by declaring them in the application descriptor, using either MIDlet-Permissions or MIDlet-Permissions-Opt. Multiple permissions can be specified and are separated by commas. If a permission is

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Install CVsup to Stay Current with FreeBSD

If you have just installed FreeBSD’s ports collection using a CD-ROM, you must upgrade to the latest releases of the ported software you need. If you have just installed FreeBSD