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tatham.blog
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| | | | | (If you don't get the title reference, Wikipedia can explain. A more direct title could be: Understanding and Respecting the ASP.NET Page Lifecycle.) This whole article needs a technical review. Parts of it are misleading. I'll get back to you Barry. Page lifecycle in ASP.NET is a finicky and rarely understood beast. Unfortunately, it's something... | |
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glazkov.com
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| | | | | Here's the latest iteration of the Credentials Screening module (for more information see this and this posts). It further improves the way credentials screening operates, introducing things like Windows authentication cookie reminder (because sometimes Explorer "forgets" thatit had already authenticated with the site and issues a new challenge), better browser detection (since no other browser... | |
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brockallen.com
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| | | | | It's a common misunderstanding that the RoleProvider in ASP.NET is the only means for populating a user's roles in ASP.NET. The RoleProvider was introduced in ASP.NET 2.0, so prior to 2005 we did without. In essence what's needed to populate roles in ASP.NET is to have some code in the HTTP pipeline handle the PostAuthenticateRequest... | |
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www.schakko.de
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| | | How you can make Spring Web MVC to work with subdomains in your Spring Boot web application, e.g. for custom subdomains in multi-tenancy applications. | ||
