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I recently read a post on " The Anemic Domain Model Pattern " which caught my attention. As I read though this I found that the Anemic Domain Model description applied to many of the projects that I have worked on and built. I never thought of this as...
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Usually a one-to-one mapping between DB tables and your domain objects and there isn....
If the domain is lightweight (read: not complex), the recommended approach is to use a simple ActiveRecord-type objects in your core domain layer.
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What is the differences and similarities between Domain Specific Languages (DSL) and Domain Driven Design (DDD)?
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That'....
They're similar because they both start with the word "domain".
Domain Specific Language (DSL) is a way of writing code.
Domain Driven Design (DDD) is a way of thinking and communicating about the problems and its solutions.
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In short - How do I translate a NETBIOS domain to a FQDN ?
Details: Assuming I'm in domain A and I have user credentials for domain B which has a trust relationship with domain A (I can authenticate the credentials). How do I get domain B's FQDN when ...
Started by LiorE on
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To the other domain? What server/service in the other domain are you authenticating against?
Do you have ip-access to a domain server in the other domain? If so then you could do a call like this:
DirectoryEntry rootDSE = ....
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We have setup a child domain and would like to grant users from the Parent Domain the same rights on the child domain that members of the Domain Admins group are granted.
So, our setup looks like this: parent.mycompany.com: Primary domain where all Users...
Started by Jon Rauschenberger on
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"Administrators" gets....
You can place the users from the "parent" domain into a global group in the parent domain, then nest that global group into the "Administrators" domain local group in the "child" domain domain).
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Is it possible to use a domain account from a domain other than the one the machine is currently on? (Like for instance, connecting to a network drive that's attached to another domain).
Thanks for the help! :)
Started by bobber205 on
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There are a couple of ways to do an issue access resources on another domain....
Mapped drives to authenticat you just need to fully qualify your domain and username.
Yes, I do this all the time since i'm in the middle of a domain transition.
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I'm working on a solution for t his question , and I want to float an idea:
Would it be possible to:
Create a new domain in the same forest as the old one Set up a trust relation between the two domains so that the new server can handle the jobs of the...
Started by Joel Coel on
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" Active Directory Domain Rename - Not Difficult At ....
Here are two links about this process.
Unfortunately there is no way to remove a forest root from a domain, that is assuming that you want to remove your first and only domain.
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I'm reading the MDC entry for nsICookieManager2.add and it talks about domain and non-domain cookies. What are the differences between the two types of cookies?
Started by Motti on
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But yes there are techniques by which we can create... .
Cookies are always tied to a domain and only the cookies for that domain gets passed to the application and can be used.
As far as i understand a non-domain cookie makes no sense.
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Cross-domain policies restricts downloading content from another domain:
http://mysiteA.com <--NO--> http://myothersite.com
But is downloading from the same domain via a different protocol allowed and would it work (can someone test) in everyday...
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What you are asking about is cross....
This is not XSS, but cross domain access - XSS it.
So you're confused.
Origin" is defined using the domain name, application layer protocol, and (in most browsers) TCP are not "same origin", for example.
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How do I change my windows domain password when my PC is not on the domain?
I know Outlook web access normally provides this option, but that option has been switched off.
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As mentioned by sub-star, domain....
You can.
As far as my knowledge goes, you have to be connected to the domain and logged in with the username you want to change password for, in order to actually change it (at least in the domain).
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I have added a server to my domain, but the domain credentials don't work on the server even though it offers the domain at login. The server has an entry in the AD, DNS, and DCHP; any suggestions?
All servers in the domain are running Win 2003 R2 x64...
Started by Euclid on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
It must have an AD Dns server.
If possible that the server time is not more than 5 minutes behind/ahead domain time.
That there's sufficient rules punched between the server and its domain controller, through the firewall.
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