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04.01.05
Unify Windows Forms and ASP.NET Providers for Credentials Management
Windows Forms intranet applications often resort to storing user credentials in a database even when deployed in a homogenous Windows environment. This stems from the limitations of using Windows accounts. For ASP.NET applications, the Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 provides out-of-the-box custom credentials management. You can easily authenticate users and authorize them, without ever having to use Windows accounts. This saves developers valuable time and effort, not to mention providing a high-quality, secure solution.
This article presents a set of interacting helper classes that enable a Windows Forms application to use the ASP.NET credentials management infrastructure, with the same ease as if it were an ASP.NET application. Doing so provides the productivity benefits of ASP.NET as well as a unified credentials store, regardless of the application user interface that is being employed. I'll also present some .NET programming techniques and various other design and programming best practices.
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Integrating an ASP.NET Application with J2EE PART 1
We all know that the .NET platform offers a great set of tools for building robust Web applications. There are times, however, when as .NET developers we need to understand how we can integrate the great features of .NET with other platforms and technologies. We often find our clients using both .NET and J2EE technologies successfully in their architectures.
I faced a situation such as this recently and I would like to share some of my experiences with you in this two-part article. Part 1 will discuss interoperability between ASP.NET and BEA WebLogic 8.1, and how to use XML Schemas to transfer data between the platforms. Part 2 will discuss how to properly process SOAP Exceptions, the uploading and viewing of binary data, and how we handled page navigation and application workflow.
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Streaming with Windows Media Services and ASP.NET
I love my music. Like many people these days, I have ripped my entire CD collection to MP3 and I buy all my music online. I am also pretty impatient. I never jumped on the 256MB MP3 player bandwagon because I couldn't figure out what songs I couldn't live without. Now things have changed. I use a 30GB MP3 player but I am running out of room. What's a music addict to do? I realized that since I am pretty connected to the Internet these days, all I should need to do is expose my music collection on an external server and stream them to wherever I am. No need to pick and choose — every album would be at my finger tips.
Luckily, Windows Server 2003 has come to the rescue in the form of Windows Media Services. Included in Windows Server 2003 licensing (Standard and above) is the use of Media Streaming. In this article, I show you how to get started streaming your music or video over the Internet with Windows Streaming Services and ASP.NET.
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Tracking and Resuming Large File Downloads in ASP.NET
Serving files that clients can download over the Internet couldn't be easier, right? Just copy the downloadable files into your Web application's directory, distribute the links and let IIS do all the work. Then again, serving files couldn't be more of a pain in the neck. You don't want your data to be accessible to the whole world. You don't want your server crowded with hundreds of static files. Maybe you even want to download temporary files—creating them on-the-fly only when the client starts the download.
Unfortunately, that's not possible using IIS's default response to a download request. So normally, to gain control over the download process, developers link to a custom .aspx page, where they can check credentials, create the downloadable file, and push that file back to the client using:
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