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I work in an ASP.net/ SQL Server development environment. If my only concern is speed should I go with parametrized queries or should I use an ORM such as nHibernate or LINQ?
Started by jim on
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If your only concern is speed of queries without cache.
What you lose to additional overhead).
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Hello all,
I am curious as to what, if any, security concerns other develpers have in regards to the use of JQuery plugins. I have seen very little talk about security where JQuery is concerned. Is it really a non issue?
Appreciate your thoughts!
Started by tribus on
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Also, a lot.
If there is a security concern, someone else has probably already noted it.
Web sites.
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Online references have rather brief and vague descriptions on the purpose of std::iostream::sentry . When should I concern myself with this little critter? If it's only intended to be used internally, why make it public?
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It's purpose is to simplify the logic: "Are any fail bits set?... .
That is, whenever you make an operator>> , the extraction operator, or operator<< , the insertion operator .
It's used whenever you need to extract or output data with a stream .
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I have been studying, playing with and working with ASP.NET MVC since Preview 1 in 2007 (december). I have been a fan of it since 2008 and I support it all the way.
However I keep hearing and reading "ASP.NET MVC enforces a strict separation of concerns...
Started by Andrei Rinea on
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But contrast to webforms, where you have to try....
And common sense.
Except hopefully peer reviews.
If you choose to do something crazy, nobody will stop you .
A separate controller and view.
The primary thing is that it start off on the right foot - i.e .
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I'm interested in using db4o as my persistence mechanism in my Desktop application but I'm concerned about a couple things.
1st concern: Accidentally clipping very complex object graphs.
Say I have a tree with a height of 10 and I fetch the root, how ...
Started by Allain Lalonde on
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In db4o there's notion of Activator and Update depth, which can be configured upon dbv40 configuration... .
You have to be very careful, because two things can happen: you can pull whole db into memory, or just partial graph (rest of objects will be null) .
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Simple question. I must be totally wrong but I thought worth asking this question.
Is accessing ViewData[“Message”] within the View correct according to separation of concerns described in MVC?
For example, in Controller:
ViewData[“Message”] = “Display...
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The difference between ViewData and Model is that the former is untyped property bag and the latter... .
I don't see how these should be different, other than the last one being strongly typed? You pass data along to the view, and let the view do its thing .
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I have a Silverlight control on a web page and would like to pass the username and the hashed password to this control as part of the InitParams.
What are the security concerns with doing this?
The user has to log in to get to this page. However, I'm ...
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My question would be, what can the control do with the hashed password? It doesn't seem like it could serve any useful purpose, so why is it passed to the control?
A password is hashed to make it computationally infeasible to recover the original password... .
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I've been told that our (scripted) daily reboot of apache has been set up because of our log rotation. The concern is that logrotate might lose a line in the access logs if it rotates while apache is running and accepting requests.
Can someone tell me...
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You need to restart the server after the logs have been rotated as Apache holds open the file handle to the log and will continue... .
Why is loosing one line such a big deal? If its that important, perhaps the logs need to be printed to green bar as a backup .
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Are there any security concerns having IPv6 and Teredo tunneling enabled in Win Vista/7? AFAIK, using Teredo basically allows bypassing of the firewall, as the firewall cannot really filter the contained IPv6 packets. (By firewall, I refer to the network...
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In any....
I think simon is referring to the network level firewall .
Also, are you sure the firewall would not be effective once traffic leaves the tunnel? This article says you are protected .
It appears you can shut off Teredo's UDP port in the firewall .
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I administer a number of linux servers that require telnet access for users. Currently the user's credentials are stored locally on each server and the passwords tend to be very weak and there is no requirement for them to be changed. The logons will ...
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It is a reasonable concern as there are tools that accomplish arp poisoning (spoofing.
Yes it is a big concern as with some simple ARP poisoning you can normally sniff the LAN without too.
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