Understanding and Solving Internet Explorer Leak Patterns

gatedave submitted at Jun 17, 2006 17:18:10 (via msdn.microsoft.com)    1083 reads

Justin Rogers

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Glob: a parser to handle wildcards

lingy submitted at Jun 15, 2006 08:22:13 (via www.cs.yorku.ca)    938 reads

: To unbundle, sh this file

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Rational Robot Test Sample: Try it! with Java

lingy submitted at May 24, 2006 10:16:43    506 reads

Use the sample Java applet with this Try it! to discover how easy it is to test the objects in your Java programs. In minutes, you'll understand the power behind Rational Robot's Object Testing® as you record tests for these and other Java JFC objects:

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Rational Robot Test Sample: Try it! with PowerBuilder

lingy submitted at May 24, 2006 10:13:00    527 reads

Use the sample PowerBuilder applet with this Try it! to discover how easy it is to test the controls in your PowerBuilder applications. In minutes, you'll understand the power behind Rational Robot's Object Testing® as you record tests for these and other PowerBuilder controls:

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AJAX in Action: Appendix B - JavaScript for Object-Oriented Programmers

lingy submitted at May 21, 2006 14:43:31 (via java.sun.com)    392 reads

JavaScript was renamed from "livescript" at the last minute by Netscape's marketing department, and now the name has stuck. Contrary to popular perception, JavaScript is not a descendent of the "C family of languages. It owes a lot more to functional languages such as Scheme and Self, and it has quite a lot in common with Python, too. Unfortunately, it's been named after Java and syntactically styled to look like Java. In places, it will behave like Java, but in many places, it just plain won't.

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Cleaner, More Elegant, and Wrong

lingy submitted at May 21, 2006 10:26:00 (via blogs.msdn.com)    415 reads

Remember: Every line in your code is a possible error.

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Java Swing Survival Guide

thompsond submitted at May 21, 2006 02:10:38 (via www.softwarereality.com)    440 reads

11 essential things swing needs in order to survive . . .

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How to Sort the Search Result In Lucene.NET?

lingy submitted at May 13, 2006 02:33:43    611 reads

The following code snippet is to sort the search result by a field called “article_lmod_dt”:

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Transaction Processing Middlewares

lingy submitted at May 01, 2006 22:46:29 (via www.middleware.org)    405 reads

TPM

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Understanding Structs in C#

lingy submitted at May 01, 2006 22:07:59    491 reads

Struct vs. Class

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What is C# Specification and Where to Download It?

lingy submitted at Apr 30, 2006 13:53:52    353 reads

What is C# Language Specification?

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Security Requirements: Loss Analysis

gatedave submitted at Apr 24, 2006 14:51:11    492 reads

Loss analysis helps define the impact of the loss.This loss is expressed in both finacial and oerational terms.By understanding these impacts, managers can define the paramerters for their business continuuty and risk management programs.

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Inserting Single Quotes into a Access Table

thompsond submitted at Apr 23, 2006 19:49:25    346 reads

Double up the apostrophes, or delimit the strings with " instead of ':

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Security Requirements: Identifying Vulnerabilites

gatedave submitted at Apr 22, 2006 15:13:20    419 reads

Vulnerability is a condition,weakness,or abasence of security procedures, technical controls, physical controls, or other controls that could be exploited by a threat. Vulnerability can be located in hardware, software, infrastructure, and in security procedures. To identify vulnerabilites: Examine and test the organization's security policies and processes Perform a social engineering test against your company For computer systems: Monitor security incident advisory reports Implement security patches Test for known vulnerabilites For applications from an external source: Monitor security mailing lists Monitor indicent advisories Monitor vendor patch list Implement pathces For applications from an internal source: Evaluate software development process for security issues Include security standards in software design Implement software management and control procedures Implement software security testing  

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Security Requirements: Identifying Resources

gatedave submitted at Apr 20, 2006 19:41:04    395 reads

Activities

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ASP.NET Web Application Checklist: Securing Your Web Server

lingy submitted at Apr 20, 2006 09:45:46 (via msdn.microsoft.com)    560 reads

This checklist is a companion to Chapter 16, "Securing Your Web Server." Use it to help implement a secure Web server, or as a quick evaluation snapshot of the corresponding chapter. Read the corresponding book in the related article.

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ASP.NET Web Application Checklist: Securing Your Network

lingy submitted at Apr 20, 2006 02:04:59 (via msdn.microsoft.com)    535 reads

This checklist is a companion to Chapter 15, "Securing Your Network." Use it to help secure your network, or as a quick evaluation snapshot of the corresponding chapters. Read the corresponding book in the related article.

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ASP.NET Web Application Checklist: Securing Data Access

lingy submitted at Apr 19, 2006 17:08:47 (via msdn.microsoft.com)    359 reads

This checklist is a companion to Chapter 14, "Building Secure Data Access" and Chapter 16, "Securing Your Database Server." Use it to help you build secure data access, or as a quick evaluation snapshot of the corresponding chapters. Read the corresponding book in the related article.

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ASP.NET Web Application Checklist: Securing Remoting

lingy submitted at Apr 19, 2006 11:43:39 (via msdn.microsoft.com)    360 reads

This checklist is a companion to Chapter 13, "Building Secure Remoted Components." Use it to help you build secure components that use the Microsoft ® .NET remoting technology and as a snapshot of the corresponding chapter. Read the corresponding book in the related article.

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ASP.NET Web Application Checklist: Securing Web Services

lingy submitted at Apr 19, 2006 10:55:25 (via msdn.microsoft.com)    313 reads

This checklist is a companion to Chapter 12, "Building Secure Web Services." Use it to help you build and secure your Web services and also as a snapshot of the corresponding chapter. Read the corresponding book in the related article.

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