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Hash Functions in .NET

Dino Esposito explains the use of .NET 2.0 hash functions to protect a password or the contents of a file. - .NET

Flicker-Free Web Page Updates

Dino Esposito looks at the two programming models available in ASP.NET AJAX: pure AJAX remote procedure calls and partial rendering. (Part 1 of 2) - .NET

From the Editor

With new developer tools and OS support on the horizon, the .NET Framework will continue to grow in importance over the next year. So to kick off our first issue of 2003, we're launching a new column, "Inside .NET," by Dino Esposito.

Handling Application-Level Request Events

In ASP.NET the HTTP application object fires application-level events to listening components in either HTTP modules or code manually added to the global.asax application file. Dino Esposito compares these two options.

ASP.NET 3.5 Is Here

The last rev of ASP.NET brought some major changes to the platform, so what about the next rev? On the eve of the ASP.NET 3.5 release, Dino Esposito takes look at what's new and what's not. - .NET

Applied XML Programming for Microsoft .NET

Dino Esposito takes a look at ADO.NET XML data serialization in this sample chapter from his book, Applied XML Programming for Microsoft .NET. the book describes the set of XML core classes in .NET; introduces the .NET XML parsing model; discusses XML readers and writers and XMLDOM; and examines technologies such as schemas, transformations, and XPath.

Visual Studio 2010 Global Launch is Underway!

The countdown has begun! The much awaited release of Visual Studio 2010 is around the corner. Visual Studio 2010 marks the next generation of development tools from Microsoft. Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 would be launched globally on April 12, 2010. Microsoft is all set to position Visual Studio 2010 as a development tool that can support Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Azure, SQL Server, Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010. Visual Studio 2010 would be available in the following editions:

• Visual Studio 2010 Professional
• Visual Studio 2010 Premium
• Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate
• Visual Studio 2010 Test Professional

All these Visual Studio 2010 editions would be available from April 12th, 2010. You can watch the live webcast of the Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Launch Conference and Expo, held at the Bellagio Resort in Las Vegas on April 12th, 2010. Here is the link to the webcast: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/watch-it-live With key notes from Scott Guthrie and Bob Muglia, the noted speakers in this event include: Scott Allen, Dino Esposito, Steven Smith, Rick Strahl, Dan Wahlin, Michele Leroux Bustamante and others. You can find the complete list of the speakers for the Visual Studio 2010 launch event here: http://www.devconnections.com/shows/SP2010VS/default.asp?c=2&s=144 The sessions are listed here: http://www.devconnections.com/shows/SP2010VS/default.asp?c=1&s=144 Visual Studio 2010 Global Launch events would be held worldwide in many places around the globe. Here is the list of those places where such events would be organized: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/visual-studio-events The Visual Studio 2010 IDE comes in with a lot of new features and enhancements. These include:

• Enhanced Support for Multi-targeting
• Support for Call Hierarchy of methods
• Support for Parallel Programming and Debugging
• Support for XSLT Profiling and Debugging
• Support for Creating SharePoint Applications
• Support for Quick Search
• Support for XSD Designer
• Support for UML Designer
• Support for better application performance and deployment features

We will explore more on each of these features in future posts. So, why wait? Want to give a try? Well, you can download a copy of Visual Studio 2010 RC from this link: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/download - .NET

Managing the Connection Lifetime

The "Connection Lifetime" attribute is expressly designed to address a well-known situation, but should never be used otherwise.

Managing Connection Strings

In most applications requiring database access, two common issues are how to store and protect connection strings, and how to build and manage them programmatically.

Application Deployment in ASP.NET 2.0

FTP? MSI? Copy Web Site? Wherever you deploy, there you are

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