asp.net keystore for password storage?
I know that encrypted passwords can be stored in the web.config or hashed and salted passwords can be stored in a database, but is it possible to store passwords in something like a keystore?
I know that encrypted passwords can be stored in the web.config or hashed and salted passwords can be stored in a database, but is it possible to store passwords in something like a keystore?
I am trying to concat lots of .js files into a single one using Microsoft Web Optimization framework. Everything works, but within those files I have several that are already minified & uglified and there is not need to process them again.
When writing an ASP.NET website, Visual Studio allows me to specify which browser to use for debugging. I’ve just started playing with MVC 3 and I’m not seeing any such option.
Probably these are two questions in one, I am using one EF context per request, but I want to use one per thread, because I am going to make some complex task in another thread during the request.
I’m developing a web application with Chat Support, and so far, I’ve been using JQuery validation to check whether the input text is a well formatted email address.
I am having a problem with IE11 and ASP.NET Web Forms (.NET 4.0) that runs on Windows Server 2003. On IE11, the following script tag does not appear in the source HTML:
For simplicity lets say that I have a web page that needs to display thumbnails of images. The images locations are stored in a database(the images are stored on Amazon S3). Is it possible to have my web server scale down the large image before it is delivered to the client? This way I don’t have to store thumbnails of every image and the client can download a smaller file.
(My problem solved. As almost everyone said I had to remove @OB_ID and left it to SQL to assign value.)
i am just trying the example of cross page posting.
i have added 1 textbox & 1 button to default.aspx page
Anyone got an idea of how to render an aspx page inside of an HttpModule and stream it back to the browser?