K. G. Sreeju Nair
Knowledge has to be improved, challenged, and increased constantly, or it vanishes.
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WalkThrough: aspnet_regsql.exe in ASP.Net 4
ASP.Net has the built-in support for Membership. Using this, you can securely store and validate user credentials. By using Membership along with Roles and Profiles you can build powerful applications. ASP.Net has a set of classes that allows you to access the Membership and Roles functionality. You can get complete reference of these classes from the below link.
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Create a Web Application in SharePoint 2010 using Claims Based authentication
SharePoint 2010 supports two types of authentication modes. Classic Mode and Claims based. Classic mode supports only windows authentication, where in case of Claims based authentication you can use any of the supported authentication methods such as windows authentication, forms based authentication (LDAP, SQL Server, custom) and SAML token based authentication.
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Auto-Implemented properties in C#
When you write applications based on Object Oriented Programming concepts, you need to define lot of classes. When you define classes in C#, you need to define member variables and properties. Usually you define member variables as private and you will expose these member variables with corresponding public properties. This gives you an overhead as you are forced to define private variables just to expose them as properties.
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Backup and Restore in SharePoint 2010 using PowerShell
It is essential to have proper backup/restore strategy in place for your SharePoint farms. SharePoint 2010 provides three types of tools for backup/restore for your server farm. The tools are
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What is new in HTML 5
Now most of the browsers have the support for HTML 5. From now, web developer’s needs to think how they can utilize the new elements arrived with HTML 5 in their web applications. In this article I am listing some major elements that every web developer will be interested in.
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Support for optional parameters in C# 4.0
Since the advent of C#, one of the popular debate happened in the IT developer community was over the support for “optional parameters”. I saw lot of threads that speaks about this and most of the developers were in favor of optional parameters. The call is over. C# 4.0 introduces the support for optional parameters, an expected feature by developers for a long time.
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Configure BLOB cache for SharePoint 2010 web applications
SharePoint 2010 supports disk-based BLOB Cache that controls the caching for binary large objects. If you configure BLOB for frequently used images, audio files, video files, java script files, css files etc., the performance will be improved. BLOB cache needs to be enabled in the front end web server and once configured; the configured files will be retrieved from the database and stored in a directory under Front end web server. This reduces the network traffic/load on the database server.
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Create a Visual Web Part using Visual Studio 2010
Create a Visual Web part using Visual Studio 2010
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Change SharePoint authentication from classic mode to claims based
Recently I was in a situation to enable form authentication for a SharePoint web application that was configured using classic mode authentication. So the solution for me is to change the authentication mode to claims based.
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Create PDF document using iTextSharp in ASP.Net 4.0 and MemoryMappedFile
In this article I am going to demonstrate how ASP.Net developers can programmatically create PDF documents using iTextSharp. iTextSharp is a software component, that allows developers to programmatically create or manipulate PDF documents. Also this article discusses the process of creating in-memory file, read/write data from/to the in-memory file utilizing the new feature MemoryMappedFile.