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Monday, August 23, 2010

Passwords Security in Your Database

When ASP.NET developers think of Web security and authentication, three options typically come to mind: Windows authentication, forms authentication, and passport authentication.
If you're building an Intranet application within your organization, for instance, you might choose to use Windows authentication. Configuring Windows authentication within IIS is fairly straight forward and involves only two steps.
First, we make sure that Integrated Windows Authentication is checked and Anonymous Access is unchecked for a Web application by following the steps outlined below:
  1. Right-click on the Web app directory within IIS and select Properties.

  2. Select the Directory Security tab from the application's Properties dialog.

  3. Select the Edit… button within the Anonymous Access and Authentication control panel.

  4. Uncheck Anonymous Access and make sure that Integrated Windows Authentication is checked similar to the figure below.

Thursday, July 15, 2010

ASP.NET databinding in an MVP design using the ObjectContainerDatasource

How to utilize the ObjectContainerDatasource from the Web Client Software Factory to perform databinding while maintaining an MVP architecture. Samples are provided for Entity Framework, LINQ to SQL, and ADO.NET.

Introduction

As developers, I imagine, most of us strive toward these two goals:
  1. Write better code.
  2. Write less code.

Paging of Large Resultsets in ASP.NET

An article about optimization and performance testing of MS SQL Server 2000 stored procedures used for paging of large resultsets in ASP.NET

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