Azure websites have a default “site URL” , something like mysite.azurewebsites.ne(which i don’t have, I only have the xyz.com). Is it possible to get this URL just by knowing the address aka custom domain (xyz.com) , keep in mind that im not the admin of the site and all I have is normal access
What will be the best practices to prevent sql injection? My client asked me to prevent sql injection. I used this structure for data inserting or updating public bool Add(GreenItem aGreenItem, Employee emp) { aGreenItem.GreenItemCode = new CommonBLL().GetMaxId("[GreenItemCode]", "[Processing].[GreenItem]", "GTM"); using (SqlConnection objConnection = Connection.GetConnection()) { SqlTransaction transaction = objConnection.BeginTransaction("SampleTransaction"); try { string query = … Read more
I added this line of code into my ASP.NET Web Forms application:
I have a problem with the application sending the file to the web service. This is my endpoint/controller.
As the name suggest, I cannot update the reference to a service. I start the service on my machine, then try to update the service, but to no avail. Following the error log, I came to the conclusion that I am missing the Java.Interop… But I checked, I don’t see any reference to that file in either of my solutions. I think the other errors are cascading from there. Here’s the log:
Is there an solution to make a Asp.Net core backend “real time”?
What i mean on realtime is, for example an angular framework app conects to the backend, and when someone updates something in the database it notifies the connected frontend about it.
I am coding an app with .Net MVC to print data from a database onto a page. I have installed the EntityFrameworkCore SqlServer package and the EntityFrameworkCore Tools package, created some database classes, created a repository class and created and applied the database migration.
“The ModelState represents a collection of name and value pairs that were submitted to the server during a POST.” That is the best definition I have found for the ModelState property. So I have some code using a web api that Creates a customer and Updates a customer, and my question is, since I have accessed ModelState in CreateCustomer, wont the ModelState always be not valid if I hadnt already submitted a Post request with CreateCustomer? Or is the ModelState updated with both PUT and Post requests? Because according to the definition above, the ModelState property wont be initialized until I create a customer, and in my UpdateCustomer method, I need to check if the customer object given in the parameters is the one that is valid, not any Model that was submitted to the server during a different POST request.
I’m working in Xamarin.Forms. In CredentialPage.xml Page, there is a Button, which I want to Hide & Unhide, based on Status of Credentials in CredentialViewMode.cs Page.
I have a middleware to use in development mode like following.