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- Handling Files and Directories from your web applications. : Rockin J
Using C#, VB.NET, and ASP.NET to get all files of directory and subdirectory. Simply illustration of - Animated Popup Master/Detail using GridView, DetailsView and JQuery with jqModal & UpdatePanel : Muhammad Mosa
Demonstrate how to build master/details data presentation using GridView, DetailsView as animated pop - Understanding Script Injection Attacks : Sanjit Sil
This article helps to understand the concept of script injection attacks in detail using ASP.NET. Sanjit - Designing An Application Using Test Driven Development : Mohammad Azam
Application design is one of the most important aspects of creating the application. A design serves - Cross-Site Scripting in ASP.NET : SandeepReddy Pasham
Cross-site scripting attacks exploit vulnerabilities in Web page validation by injecting client-side
Zero Config Dependency Injection : Castle Windsor Trunk Edition :
Tuesday, September 02 2008
This Framework Extension allows most of your registration/configuration in a dependency injection framework to be done 'automagically' when possible through declarative/AOP/Metadata driven rules and 'non-inference' based resolution of cases. For example, there are many instances where this will interrogate the run-time state of your app and make the correct decision on the registration of a component and/or resolution of a request for an implementation of a service. In other words, if you would like a property (say an autoproperty) to get injected with a Presenter (you are using the MVP pattern) you simply add an attribute to the property on the web page. The cool thing is you define your own rules, metadata, etc. (which you will see how to do)....File Denial : Steve C. Orr
Designing Application Using Test Driven Development Part 2 : Mohammad Azam
Pre-compiling the Site : Marco Bellinaso
Executing async task in asp.net : Andrea Colaci
State Management in ASP.NET : DSV Ramana

