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Creating PGP-Encrypted E-Mails Using ASP
Pretty Good Privacy (i.e. PGP) Encrypted emails are secured using private key encryption. Read how Selva secures email transmissions with ASP.
PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) is an encryption program being used for secure transmission of files and e-mails. This adapts public-key encryption technology in which pairs of keys are used to maintain secure communication.
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Accessing Common Code, Constants, and Functions in an ASP.NET Project
When moving from classic ASP development to ASP.NET, one thing many developers find themselves needing to do is port their existing reusable code base from classic ASP to ASP.NET. With classic ASP, many developers created include files, which are files that would contain common functions, code, and constants. These include files could then be used in any classic ASP page by simply adding an #include directive at the top of the page: <!--#include file="includeFile.asp"-->. Include files in classic ASP were useful for centralizing code so that common functions and constants didn't need to be repeated in numerous pages. (For more information on using #include in classic ASP, be sure to read: The Low-Down on #includes.)
In ASP.NET, #include is still supported to a degree, but there are better ways to create a common repository of functions, code, and constants. In this article we'll first examine the optimal approach for storing Web application-wide constants; next, we'll look at how to provide a means for creating functions common to all ASP.NET Web pages in the Web application.
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ASP.NET Performance, Notification, Keeping Sort Order, and More
Q I am developing ASP.NET sites, and I need to measure the performance of the pages. Will adding performance counters impact the performance? What about monitoring them? I've read that it slows down the application.
A ASP.NET and the Microsoft® .NET Framework will publish to performance counters whether you read them or not. However, the act of retrieving those values will take up CPU cycles, introduce additional context switching, and so forth. In most situations, you are going to want to monitor performance once you hit production, so this should be considered part of the production environment you would want to measure anyway.
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CrystalTech Hosting ASP.NET 2.0 Beta
Windows-based Web hosting provider CrystalTech Web Hosting (crystaltech.com) announced on Thursday it has launched a new ASP.NET 2.0 Beta 2 hosting plan.
ASP.NET 2.0, says CrystalTech, includes new features that streamline the process of building ASP.NET Web applications. Microsoft has also improved the functionality of many of the platform’s existing controls, adding many enhancements that .NET developers have been requesting for the past few years.
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