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Essential ASP.NET WebForms
Understand the ASP.NET compilation engine Build pages using server-side controls, custom controls, and user controls Validate user input using validation controls Display and update data using declarative data binding Employ security to authenticate and authorize users of your application Use master pages and themes to create a consistent look and feel Manage data for the users of your application Use caching to improve performance Add AJAX features to your pages Essential ASP.NET explains how you can build browser-centric web applications using Microsoft's ASP.NET framework.
DevelopMentor Courses - Thursday, November 5, 2009
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Essential ASP.NET
Understand the ASP.NET compilation engine Build pages using server-side controls, custom controls, and user controls Validate user input using validation controls Display and update data using declarative data binding Employ security to authenticate and authorize users of your application Use master pages and themes to create a consistent look and feel Manage data for the users of your application Use caching to improve performance Add AJAX features to your pages Essential ASP.NET explains how you can build browser-centric web applications using Microsoft's ASP.NET framework.
DevelopMentor Courses - Friday, June 12, 2009
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Virtual ASP.NET MVC
In this module we will examine how controllers are selected based upon routing information and how they are instantiated via a controller factory. Validation In this module we examine how MVC provides both a client-side and a server-side validation model using data annotations, ModelState and the IDataErrorInfo interface. In this module we'll show how to capture error information for logging and how to display user-friendly error pages. Ajax Ajax is a style of writing browser-based application to leverage JavaScript and XmlHttpRequest callbacks to the server.
DevelopMentor Courses - Thursday, May 27, 2010
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3 Articles match "Information","Server Side"

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A first Look at Silverlight and WIF Integration
The integration code consists of two projects (client & server side plumbing) and can be divided into several feature areas. will post more information on the corresponding areas when I have written more code against them. This needs some server side plumbing (the AuthenticationService ) and seems to focus on passive scenarios. At MIX, Caleb did a talk about the new Silverlight/WIF integration classes that “ship” with the latest identity training kit. Since this is a topic that comes up really frequently – I had a first look. This is my favourite feature!
www.leastprivilege.com - Sunday, March 21, 2010
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Using Information Cards in ASMX Web Services
As I wrote here - an Information Card token is just a string. For metadata support, we can now annotate a web method with this header information: [ WebService (Namespace = "urn:leastprivilege" )]. On the server side you could now retrieve the token from the header and use your favourite token decryption class to extract the claims. If you want to put in a little bit more work, you can improve the integration of that information using a SoapExtension. Here's a sample walkthrough for ASMX web services. public class InfoCardTokenHeader : SoapHeader. {. catch. {.
www.leastprivilege.com - Sunday, March 30, 2008
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Email Something Huge: Introducing the Big Mailer Utility
This program consists of both a client and server piece that simplifies uploading content to your web site. Framework on the server. After you install the client, click "Host Service" and you'll get the server side code to drop onto your ASP.NET web site. don't like fighting the firewall issues and I don't want it running on my servers. All information, source code, and especially tools are provided as is and on a "use at your own risk" basis. I often have to send large files around by email. For example, I had to email a colleague a 10 MB file. Enjoy!
Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Monday, March 17, 2008
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  • Using Information Cards in ASMX Web Services
    As I wrote here - an Information Card token is just a string. For metadata support, we can now annotate a web method with this header information: [ WebService (Namespace = "urn:leastprivilege" )]. On the server side you could now retrieve the token from the header and use your favourite token decryption class to extract the claims. If you want to put in a little bit more work, you can improve the integration of that information using a SoapExtension. Here's a sample walkthrough for ASMX web services. public class InfoCardTokenHeader : SoapHeader. {. catch. {.
    www.leastprivilege.com - Sunday, March 30, 2008
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  • A first Look at Silverlight and WIF Integration
    The integration code consists of two projects (client & server side plumbing) and can be divided into several feature areas. will post more information on the corresponding areas when I have written more code against them. This needs some server side plumbing (the AuthenticationService ) and seems to focus on passive scenarios. At MIX, Caleb did a talk about the new Silverlight/WIF integration classes that “ship” with the latest identity training kit. Since this is a topic that comes up really frequently – I had a first look. This is my favourite feature!
    www.leastprivilege.com - Sunday, March 21, 2010
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  • Email Something Huge: Introducing the Big Mailer Utility
    This program consists of both a client and server piece that simplifies uploading content to your web site. Framework on the server. After you install the client, click "Host Service" and you'll get the server side code to drop onto your ASP.NET web site. don't like fighting the firewall issues and I don't want it running on my servers. All information, source code, and especially tools are provided as is and on a "use at your own risk" basis. I often have to send large files around by email. For example, I had to email a colleague a 10 MB file. Enjoy!
    Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Monday, March 17, 2008
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