Leveraging Validator Toolkit for ASP.NET MVC to Build Client and Server-Side Form Validation

After having gained an incredible amount of popularity as one of the finest web development frameworks, Asp.net is now available with a validator toolkit that enables the developers to build both, client side and server-side form validation. The MVC programming model available for Asp.net has made its mark in the world of Asp.net development. In today’s blog, I’ll be covering details about the validator toolkit that’s available for Asp.net developers. What’s the Validator Toolkit for Asp.net MVC used for? While

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ASP.Net – Web Browser’s Role

Role of Web Browser’s Send requests to the web server. If the user enters http://www.microsoft.com, the web browser resolves the www.microsoft.com Domain Name System (DNS) address, uses HTTP to connect to the server, and requests a page. Authenticate the server. If the server has an SSL certificate and the request was made with HTTPS, the web browser uses the certificate to authenticate the server and then decrypt future communications. Process the response. If the server has provided HTML, the browser

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ASP.Net – Web Server’s Role

The web server provides the content and the web browser displays it to the user. At the simplest, a web server sends static files, such as static HTML or image files, through an HTTP connection to a web browser. Modern web servers do far more, however. When a web server receives a request, some of the actions it takes are to: Verify that the request is structured legitimately. Sometimes, malicious clients send malformed web requests to compromise web servers. Web

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Understanding Web Communications

Like all client-server applications, web applications have two distinct components: Client Client also known as the front-end interface, the web browser presents the user interface, accepts user input, and sends data to the server for processing. Server Server also known as the back end, the web server responds to requests from clients for specific pages. It responds with an HTML page that includes instructions for how to generate the user interface. The web browser (the client) and the web server communicate by using Hypertext Transfer Protocol

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Authentication Vs Authorization – Security Concepts

We all know about the security concepts, Authentication and Authorization. However, it is really important to know the difference between Authentication and Authorization.  Lot of detailed stuff is available over the internet but here sharing with you the brief information about the difference between Authentication and Authorization, so that we can easily understand about these concepts. Simply, Authentication is checking the user‘s identity, and Authorization is verifying a user’s right to access resources. Authentication The process of identifying the user, this

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Dot Net Framework – Value Type Vs Reference Type

What is difference between Value Type and Reference Type ?  or Value Type Vs Reference Type ? Value Type A data type is a value type if it holds the data within its own memory allocation. All value based types are allocated on the stack. When a value type is assigned to another value type, it is copied. Reference Type A reference type contains a pointer to another memory location that holds the data or we can say reference type

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