There are various ways to pass http parameters with powershell. This powershell script would open up a browser page: $url = "http://localhost:59578/plugin/foo/baz/importDataFromExcel?path=DummyCustomerData.xlsx" start-process $url However, the authentication is one important aspect to underline and must be provided if needed to browse [...]
baran
In MSSQL, at some point, you might need to find the foreign keys of a table. Below mydb and mytable are placeholders. You can test this with a table having foreign key but I ‘d like to approach the query as if there is no foreign key in the table. If the first query results with no column name as header and 9 digit numeric number, [...]
baran
Lately, I needed to move my server setup including code files, database dumps and apache settings. While it is always hard to migrate settings in IIS, it is relatively straightforward for apache and mysql. All you need to do for apache is checking out the httpd.conf file, which possibly resides in the apache folders. The path depends on [...]
baran
Hi again; There are several ways to search in a file. While doing that, you can go as atomic as possible or you can do it in a higher level. You can trust your intuition about your algorithm but what is the drift of a better approach? This is a part of series – Search, any better? Let’s examine the following problem: This is [...]
baran
Hosting the service and Client This is the .NET Realm implementation. Note there are 4 other parts to fulfill this cryptoservices completely. Previously, we created our WCF service which can be run via built-in client service in VS2010 but in real life, the web services are running in a seperate realm. This can be under a web server, [...]
baran
This is the .NET Realm implementation. Note there are 4 other parts to fulfill this cryptoservices completely. Check the above link’s requirements. Entity Framework is .NET’s answer to Java-Hibernate. Well, I must admit, it’s really plain and easy to work on it. Everything is done on the fly for you. You just use your class [...]
baran
Well, this is a followup of the post This is the .NET Realm implementation. Note there are 4 other parts to fulfill this cryptoservices completely. Check the above link’s requirements, yet, this is also a standalone module if you implement this as a console library. Here the is creating a WCF service for a client to consume the service. [...]
baran
Well, this is a followup of the post This is the .NET Realm implementation. Note there are 4 other parts to fulfill this cryptoservices completely. Check the above link’s requirements, yet, this is also a standalone module if you implement this as a console library. Triple DES is famous for weakness that you can brute force. Yes, [...]
baran
Well, this is a followup of the post This is the .NET Realm implementation. Note there are 4 other parts to fulfill this cryptoservices completely. Check the above link’s requirements, yet, this is also a standalone module if you implement this as a console library. To my great surprise, there is actually no direct way to check for [...]
baran
This is the Java Realm implementation for CryptoServices in JAX-WS-RPC . Note there are 4 other parts to fulfill this cryptoservices completely. Check the above link’s requirements, yet, this is also a standalone module. Now, here is our good old SOAP service. The idea is that the server and client must exchange some parameters and [...]
baran