Posts Tagged ‘ASP.Net 3.5’

Links for December 15th 2008

Tuesday, December 16th, 2008

Links for December 15th 2008

Windows Azure
Windows Azure Training Kit

.Net
Array, Collection, IEnumerable Usage Guidelines
Loops, Conversions and Lambdas

ASP.Net
How <%# Bind %> Works
Introducing the ASP.NET MVC (Part 1) - The Model-View-Controller Pattern
DevAcademy 3 - Dan Amiga - ASP.NET Ajax Internals

SQL Server
SQL Server 2005 - Service Pack 3

Links for December 15th 2008

nUrlRewriter - IIS7 Url Rewriter

Sunday, October 26th, 2008

nUrlRewriter - IIS7 Url Rewriter

nUrlRewriter is a ASP.NET Http Module written in managed C# code which examines incoming Http requests and applies user defined criteria which may result in a Http request being redirected or rewritten. Web pages within existing web sites are often archived or retired, however many Internet based hyperlinks may exist for such web pages. nUrlRewriter solves this problem by providing a facility which can easily redirect or rewrite such Http requests to other web site web pages or web applications. For example, a discontinued product web page may be redirected to a general product category web page. nUrlRewriter differentiates itself from other redirectors/rewriters in that nUrlRewriter also supports the IIS7 Integrated ASP.NET Pipeline, enabling nUrlRewriter to redirect/rewrite any incoming web application URL supported by the IIS7 web server, such as but not limited to native HTML applications (htm, html), classic ASP applications (asp), PHP applications (php) as well as ASP.NET (aspx) applications.

Incoming Http requests which are redirected are returned to the originating browser with a status code of either 301 (permanent) or 302 (temporary) to indicate that the requested web page has been moved to a new target URL provided to the browser. the browser will then issue a new Http request for the new URL. Http status code 301 indicates that the URL has been permanently moved and the browser should use the new URL in any new Http requests. Http status code 302 indicates that the URL has been temporarily moved and the browser should use the new URL only for the outstanding Http request.

Incoming Http requests which are rewritten, are rewritten to a different URL location within IIS. Since the originating browser is not informed of the URL rewrite, the browser URL address bar will continue to display the originating URL before the URL rewrite.

nUrlRewriter works equally as well with IIS5 and IIS6.

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I was thinking of reading some source code of open source projects, I thought I will start with this as this is a simple and small little utility and in my imagination, the source code could be under 1000 lines. Do you have any good suggestions or what are your favourite open source projects ?

Comments and Suggestions are Welcome.

nUrlRewriter - IIS7 Url Rewriter

ASP.Net, Ajax, JQuery, Web Services - Great tools, but wait…

Sunday, October 19th, 2008

ASP.Net, Ajax, JQuery, Web Services - Great tools, but wait…

All of us or most of us heard that Microsoft is supporting JQuery. And now we have a host of bloggers blogging on how to use JQuery with ASP.Net. Everything sounds and looks fantastic. But wait, give it a second thought.

I don’t want to specify any one person’s blog or article so I am not giving out the URL. On a certain blog I read how to send a email using asp.net webservice and jquery. Unfortunately, we are exposing the URL of the Web Service and just write a simple program and start pumping out emails.

I am just trying to warn you guys, just because something can be done using client side javascript or because something looks cool, don’t jump on to it. Think about the security and what information you are exposing in the client side code.

JQuery is a great javascript library in fact I love it, I used it even before Microsoft anounced its support, I like the library, but please don’t misuse it.

ASP.Net, Ajax, JQuery, Web Services - Great tools, but wait…

Links For August 21st 2008

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

Links For August 21st 2008

.Net:
C# Inline Methods and Optimization
Questions on application domains, application pools and unhandled exceptions
Did you know… How to debug your optimized code?
ASP.NET Generated Image Control
ASP.Net Load Testing and Optimization Toolkit - So you want to be a hero
ASP.Net MVC Videos
Rotor 2.0 referance book

LINQ:
Probably The Most Powerful LINQ Operator: SelectMany

Web:
jQuery Timers
jQuery: Animation for Dummies
A Horizontal Layout Navigation Web Page Using jQuery
15 Quick Ways to Shrink Page Load Times
Speed Up Your Web Pages By PreLoading, Caching…
B2B Communication and Securing them

Silverlight:
Silverlight CMS Demo
Silverlight Particle Generator
Silverlight custom fonts - How to and issues

Database:
Introducing Table-Valued Parameters - Part 1

Other:
25 Must-Have Thumb Drive Apps for Geeks

Podcasts:
Velocity Podcast

Links For August 21st 2008

My Favourite Links (06/07/2008)

Sunday, June 8th, 2008

My Favourite Links (06/07/2008)

Health Monitoring In ASP.Net 3.5

C# And Partial Classes

Give way to the yield keyword

My Favourite Links (06/07/2008)


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