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Feb 3, 2005 - ASP.NET Mixed Mode Authentication In many web applications it is desirable for both intranet users and external parties to be able to seamlessly log onto the system. The problem this raises is that it is not easy to allow intranet users to log in via Windows integrated authentication while also allowing external parties to log in to the same application using standard forms authentication. This article will show you one way to achieve the best of both worlds when it comes to authentication. Jan 27, 2005 - Moving a Database from SQL Server 7.0 to SQL Server 2000 Moving or copying a SQL Server database from one machine to another requires a lot of preparation in order to ensure a smooth transfer. In this article, Dina Fleet Berry examines the different methods and highlights the different issues associated with each of them. Jan 19, 2005 - Developing a Simple Service Oriented Architecture The basic premise of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) system is to decouple applications from each other in order to make them autonomous. In this article, Joseph Poozhikunnel presents a simple SOA framework that can be used as a starting point for a system that addresses your specific business needs.  

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Passing Parameters from One Page to Another 02/02/05 Passing parameters from one page to another is a very common task in Web development. Granted, it's importance and frequency has faded a bit with ASP.NET's inherent preference for postback forms, but regardless, there are still many situations in which you need to pass data from one Web page to another. One of the simplest and most efficient ways of passing parameters among pages is to use the querystring. Unfortunately, packing data into the querystring via string manipulations can quickly lead to cumbersome and often difficult to maintain code, especially as the parameter list grows. Consider the following C# code to pass a number of parameters from on the querystring: string URL = "Page2.aspx?FirstName=" + txtFirstName.Text + "&MiddleName=" + txtMiddleName.Text + "&LastName=" + txtLastName.LastName + "&DOB=" + Session["txtDOB"].ToString() + "&State=" + Request.Form.Get("hiddenState"); Response.Redirect(URL);  

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Two Classes to Improve File System Access in .NET Although the classes available in the .NET Framework's System.IO namespace do an excellent job of allowing you to edit and process single files, they aren't really all that well suited to dealing with groups of files or directories. In an attempt to address this issue, this article introduces two classes, FileInfoCollection and DirectoryInfoCollection, which allow access to files and directories using several powerful methods. An ASP.NET RSS Feed Reader A few months ago, I published an article that showed how you could use classic ASP and Microsoft's XML parser to convert an RSS feed into HTML for display on a web page. While the code in that article worked well, readers kept complaining about two things... VBScript String Concatenation (And Why It Should Be Avoided Like The Plague) A lot of ASP code makes extensive use of string concatenation, and, although VB and VBScript handle it very poorly, nothing is usually done about it because so many developers are simply unaware of the performance problems. This article not only explains the problem, it also illustrates just how bad it can get and provides a few alternatives. Of course... all the source code can be downloaded and used in your own scripts.  

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ASP @ MSDN

Scripting Windows Script is a comprehensive scripting infrastructure for the Microsoft® Windows® platform. Windows Script provides two script engines, Visual Basic® Scripting Edition and Microsoft JScript®, which can be embedded into Windows Applications. It also provides an extensive array of supporting technologies that makes it easier for script users to script Windows applications. 

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ASP FAQs

The ASP FAQs are broken down by category. Please select a category to view (or you can view the Ten Most Recently Added FAQs or our Ten Most Viewed FAQs!): Application Object This FAQ discusses what the Application object is, and how it can be used to maintain a global state. (3 FAQs)Arrays This FAQ provides information about creating, using and modifying arrays. (15 FAQs)ASP.NET Looking for FAQs on Active Server Pages.NET, Microsoft's next "version" of ASP? Look no further! (12 FAQs)Cookies This FAQ discusses how to read and write cookies through an ASP page! (4 FAQs)Databases, Errors There are a plethora of database error messages you may receive when running a database query. These FAQs examine some of the most common errors and their resolutions. (9 FAQs)Databases, General This FAQ discusses the many facets of database use in an ASP page, from connecting to a database, to reading, writing, and deleting information. Questions specific to how to build queries are found in the "Databases, Queries" category. (20 FAQs) 

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