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What is the difference between Single Responsibility Principle and Separation of Concerns?
Started by Rookian on
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HidingSeparation....
Taking care of each of the concerns: for each one concern, other concerns are irrelevant.
Concern == feature of system.
Separation of Concerns (since 1974).
Not have a responsibility to print itself.
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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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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Sure, you.
But contrast to webforms, where you have to try very hard not to mix the concerns.
Sense.
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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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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Also, a lot.
If there is a security concern, someone else has probably already noted it.
Web sites.
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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...
Started by Rajithakba on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
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 ...
Started by Guy on
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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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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...
Started by simon on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
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 have an ASP.NET MVC site and I am trying to figure out separation of controller and model (repository) and HTML helper functionality.
The goal is to query a database table of photo albums information and display it grouped by year.
The steps are:
Query...
Started by oo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
We need.
The separation of concerns, if it is not, do what it takes to get the best performance.
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I'm a newbie. I want to ask about the MVC model for separation of concerns. I have read up a few MVC tutorials but I don't yet have a full understanding of the roles of each of the Model, View and Controller.
For instance say I am writing an application...
Started by yongjieli on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To break it down simply:
Controllers - control application flow and makes decisions... .
The entire thread is probably worth your time, as are dozens of others on Stack Overflow .
At the risk of repeating myself, I'll point you to the answer I gave in this thread .
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I'm currently reading up on OO before I embark upon my next major project. To give you some quick background, I'm a PHP developer, working on web applications.
One area that particularly interests me is the User Interface; specifically how to build this...
Started by Dave on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Here's the approach I take when creating websites....
First, in MVC, the model and the view do have some interplay .
The object's public contract to the different formats: the main concern was that we didn't have answer some of your concerns.
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I'm currently running a host with 5.0 installed and wanted to upgrade to 5.1. Is there any real issues or concerns I should have in doing this? I run 5.1 on my dev server without any issues but I do host some accounts for a couple of resellers. Would ...
Started by Mech Software on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
5.0 may have been the default for your provider or just for the version of the OS you're running... .
There are some additional benefits in 5.1 if you are using InnoDB too .
I've found 5.1 to run well without any compatibility issues with Wordpress or Drupal .
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