Every certificate includes a public key which a part of asymmetric key pair. The public key is freely provided to anyone who is interested. The corresponding private key is kept locked and is available only to the server. Anything that’s encrypted with one of the keys is decipherable with the other. In other words client can …
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When a client has to exchange sensitive data with a website, he/she must easily decide whether to trust the site. Certificates were designed to serve this need, by making it possibly to partially verify a user’s identity. Certificates can be installed on any type of computer, but they in most cases are found on web servers.
The SSL technology encrypts communication over HTTP. SSL is supported by a wide range of browsers and ensures that a spy (“bad guy”) can’t simply decipher information exchanged between a client and a web server. SSL is important for hiding sensitive information such as:
– Credit card numbers
– Confidential …
How do authentication, authorization, and impersonation work together in an ASP.NET web application
All anonymous users, by default, can access any ASP.NET web page, but when they request a web page that doesn’t permit anonymous access, several steps take place:
1. The request is sent to the web server. At this time user identity is not known and the user is asked to …
You should always keep the following guidelines in mind when writing code in terms of web applications:
Never trust user input – Assume that every user is evil, until you have confirmed the opposite. You should always strongly validate user input. Write your validation code in a way that it verifies input against …
How to use XSLT with TreeView to make XML hierarchical data binding in ASP.NET
In the article How to use TreeView to make XML hierarchical data binding in ASP.NET is shown how you can use XmlDataSource and TreeView control together to make hierarchical data binding. In addition XmlDataSource has built-in support for XSL transformations. You can use it to convert the source XML document into an XML structure that’s easier …
How to use TreeView to make XML hierarchical data binding in ASP.NET
Some controls in .NET, like TreeView, have the built-in smarts to show hierarchical data. When you bind the TreeView to an XmlDataSource, it uses the XmlDataSource.GetHierarchicalView() method and displays the full structure of the XML document.
The next XML file named BooksList.xml is used as example:
<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?>
<BooksList>
<Book ISBN-13=”978-0545139700″>
<Title>Harry Potter and the Deathly …
When you want to validate an XML document against a schema, by using XDocument you need to import the System.Xml.Schema namespace. In this way you can use validation classes which XDocument class doesn’t have. The imported namespace contains an Extensions class that include a Validate() method you can use on an XElement or XDocument.
Note: You can …
When you want to validate an XML document against a schema, by using XDocument you need to import the System.Xml.Schema namespace. In this way you can use validation classes which XDocument class doesn’t have. The imported namespace contains an Extensions class that include a Validate() method you can use on an XElement or XDocument.
Note: You can …
You can validate an XML document against a schema, by using built in XmlReader’s validation features. Note: You can find more details about XML schemas from the article How to use XML Schemas in XML document. You can follow the next steps when performing validation:
1. You need to import the System.Xml.Schema …