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In this article, Ahmad Permessur examines a wide variety of Web
technologies, beginning with HTML, it's limitations and how to go beyond
it. Other topics covered are client- and server-side technologies,
networks, JavaScript, DHTML, CGI. and more.
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While databases can efficiently hold and query large amounts of
information, all that data is useless if its integrity is questionable.
Transactions help ensure that a database's data remains consistent. This
article examines how to wrap multiple SQL statements within an atomic
database transaction using the SqlTransaction class in the
System.Data.SqlClient namespace.
4 Guys from Rolla, July 27, 2005
It can be useful to allow Web users to download files from your site. For
many file types accomplishing this is trivial ... just upload the file and
link to it. This works great for things like zip files, setup programs, and
many others, but what if you want users to download a file that browsers
normally open?
ASP 101, July 26, 2005
MSAS Architect Bill Pearson introduces the .Name function as a means of
generating lists and fine tuning the presentation of returned datasets.
Also examined: the VBA Space() function in creating picklist support for
report parameterization within MDX queries.
Database Journal, August 1, 2005
Various "chain letters" have zoomed around the Internet for years, claiming
the U.S. Postal Service was going to charge an "e-mail tax." Those messages
were hoaxes. But two states have imposed an e-mail tax for real -- and more
states may pass such laws soon.
internetnews.com, July 29, 2005
Barely a day after Microsoft released beta versions of Windows Vista and IE
7 to a select group of developers and testers, both applications have been
pirated and are now available on P2P networks.
internetnews.com, July 29, 2005
Bypassing Microsoft's automated check for pirated software may be as simple
as inputting one line of code. Allegedly within 24 hours of Microsoft
officially requiring users of its Windows XP software to validate the
authenticity of their software, the validation method was allegedly cracked
and disclosed in a public blog.
internetnews.com, August 1, 2005
That's it for this Monday. I'll have more for you next time.
Lee Underwood
Newsletter Editor, WebReference.com
lunderwood(at)jupitermedia.com
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