Following are the top-selling C# software development books of 2008 according to the Amazon.com sales rankings: Pro Silverlight 2 in C# 2008 (Windows.Net) by Matthew MacDonaldSales Rank: #2447 Pro C# 2008 and the .NET 3.5 Platform, Fourth Edition (Windows.Net) by Andrew TroelsenSales Rank: #3585 Pro WPF in C# 2008: Windows Presentation Foundation with .NET 3.5, Second Edition
IRVINE,CA – December 28, 2008 – F9 Group, Inc. is widely known for their phone based store locator service. Recently, F9 Group, Inc. has been integrating this award winning service with the fail over option to have calls go to a live customer service agent if the caller requests it. Calls will also go [...]
IRVINE, CA – December 22, 2008 – F9 Group has teamed up with MVT Productions to provide television marketing for new and established Loan Modification companies nationwide.
F9 Group has established an effective marketing plan for Loan Modification companies seeking to help mitigate foreclosure losses and seek out those that are in need. Through a precise [...]
Many ASP.NET applications that support user accounts use forms-based authentication and URL authorization . Forms-based authentication is a mechanism by which users can log into the site by entering their credentials – typically a username and password – into textboxes in a login page. Once validated, the server returns an authentication ticket cookie that identifies the request; this cookie is sent back on subsequent visits to the site, which keeps the user “logged on” for the lifetime of the cookie or until the authentication ticket expires. URL authorization is a mechanism by which authorization rules can be defined on a URL-by-URL or folder-by-folder basis. In short, with URL authorization you can instruct the application to deny access to a particular folder to anonymous users, or prohibit access to a particular URL to all users except those in the Admin role
It’s that time of the year to reflect, analyze and compile our lives into a series of Top 10 lists. As with every other Top 10 list, the items on this list and their order are highly subjective. For example, some companies may not care about future versions of .NET — version 2.0 works just
In a perfect world all web applications would be snappy and responsive, and there would be no such thing as lengthy postback waits. But in the real world there are plenty of scenarios that take seconds to complete. For example, when a user visits a travel booking site like Expedia and enters his origination and destination information, it’s not unusual for it to take several seconds before the search results appear
The configuration information for an ASP.NET application is stored in one or more XML-based configuration files named Web.config . The default configuration settings for all web applications on the web server are spelled out in the Web.config file in the $WINDOWS$Microsoft.NETFramework version CONFIG folder. These default settings can be added to over overridden for a specific web application by the Web.config file in that application’s root directory. Moreover, these configuration settings can be customized for a web application on a folder-by-folder basis by adding Web.config files to the application’s subfolders
When a browser requests an ASP.NET page from a web server, the ASP.NET engine takes that request through a number of steps that, together, generate the resulting markup, which is returned to the requesting browser for display.