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Thursday, November 25, 2004

Book on Real World XML Web Services

Visit http://www.learnxmlws.com/book/ for free online book on XML Web Services.NET

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Wednesday, November 24, 2004

.NET Solutions for DB2

IBM's site hold many articles on .NET Solutions. Click here to read the articles.

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Friday, November 19, 2004

URL Rewriting in ASP.NET

URL rewriting is the process of intercepting an incoming Web request and redirecting the request to a different resource. When performing URL rewriting, typically the URL being requested is checked and, based on its value, the request is redirected to a different URL. For example, in the case where a website restructuring caused all of the Web pages in the /people/ directory to be moved to a /info/employees/ directory, you would want to use URL rewriting to check if a Web request was intended for a file in the /people/ directory. If the request was for a file in the /people/ directory, you'd want to automatically redirect the request to the same file, but in the /info/employees/ directory instead.

With classic ASP, the only way to utilize URL rewriting was to write an ISAPI filter or to buy a third-party product that offered URL rewriting capabilities. With Microsoft® ASP.NET, however, you can easily create your own URL rewriting software in a number of ways. In this article we'll examine the techniques available to ASP.NET developers for implementing URL rewriting, and then turn to some real-world uses of URL rewriting. Before we delve into the technological specifics of URL rewriting, let's first take a look at some everyday scenarios where URL rewriting can be employed.

Find rest of the article here.

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Saturday, November 13, 2004

October 2004 Express Editions Community Technical Preview Releases

The October 2004 Community Technical Preview (CTP) releases are now available for download. These downloads contain a more recent version of the Express Editions than the Beta, however, CTP builds do not go through the same rigourous testing that Beta builds undergo. Therefore, do not install these builds on machines you depend on.

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Sunday, November 07, 2004

ASP.NET features postponed

In order to ensure high quality for ASP.NET 2.0, the team has decided they need to remove a small set of features that are in Beta 1. Here are all the details.
For those with click-a-phobia, here's the list:

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Friday, November 05, 2004

Pakistan Now a Hot Spot for IT Outsourcing

The biggest boost to Pakistan's efforts to break into the global IT marketplace came on September 28, when India's finance ministry announced an income tax of more than 36 percent on foreign firms with software, R&D and customer service operations in India. This tax proposal had been in the works since the beginning of the year and is expected to prompt U.S. firms to follow GE's lead in selling off assets in India.

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/37750.html

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