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In this article we cover
In this article we will take
The .NET Framework
execute stored procedures
using the System.Net class
a quick look at two methods
Architecture Part 2. In this
using .NET.
to make an HTTP request and
for creating SHA1 passwords
tutorial of The .NET
return the status code. In
for use on the web using
Framework Architecture Part
addition, we'll cover
.NET. It is dangerous to
2 we will learn about
handling the HTTP response
store passwords anywhere in
Just-In-Time (JIT)
and binding it to an XSL
plain text!! SHA1 gives a
compilation, Assemblies,
transformation.
quick and easy way to encode
native assemblies, Global
a password into a non-human
Assembly Cache (GAC) and
readable form. This means it
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is safer to store in a
and J#.
database, and should the
database be viewed by anyone
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passwords, it will be much
more difficult for them to
work out what a user's
password is.
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In this paper you will learn
This pack contains: a
Explains how Dreamweaver MX
framework that facilitates
about: IIS Fundamentals, ASP
document that describes the
can be used to consume web
building server-side
- where it falls short, CLR
techniques users can employ
services in ASP.NET for the
applications based on HTTP,
Basics, ASP.NET Basics,
to author and consume custom
visual environment. In
HTML, XML and SOAP. To .NET
ASP.NET and OOP and Type
Web controls for ASP.NET Web
detail, the "Local
developers, ASP.NET is a
Anatomy
applications using Visual
Time" web service from
platform that provides
Studio.NET; a presentation
XMethods will be utilized.
one-stop shopping for all
about Server and User
application development that
Controls in ASP.NET and
requires the processing of
source code.
HTTP requests.
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