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IIS 7.0 : Managing Worker Processes and Requests

The worker process is the heart and soul of Web applications in IIS 7.0. The worker process runs in W3WP.exe and is responsible for processing application requests. In IIS 6.0, worker processes are managed by the World Wide Web Publishing Service service, but in the revamped core engine of IIS 7.0, the WAS owns worker processes.

Websocket: Internet In Real Time

The WebSocket protocol solves these problems by installing a socket, which holds a permanent channel for the server via an IP address and a port. In this way, both endpoints can send data simultaneously without request over the same connection.

IIS 7.0 : Managing Application Pools (part 3) - Advanced Application Pool Configuration, Monitoring Application Pool Recycling Events

Though IIS 7.0 application pool configuration is similar to IIS 6.0, the configuration UI has been reorganized together with the new IIS Manager. All settings are now visible and configurable in the UI.

IIS 7.0 : Managing Application Pools (part 2) - Managing Application Pool Identities

You can configure the identity under which worker processes in the application pool will run by assigning an account to the application pool. Application pool identity configuration is an important aspect of security in IIS 7.0, because it determines the identity of the worker process when the process is accessing resources.

IIS 7.0 : Managing Application Pools (part 1) - Application Pool Considerations, Adding a New Application Pool

To use IIS Manager to create a new application pool, expand the IIS computer node in the Connections pane and navigate to the Application Pools node. Right-click the Application Pools node and select Add Application Pool.

IIS 7.0 : Managing IIS Manager Extensions

In addition to the programmatic and command line options, the IIS 7.0 administration stack also provides a GUI management tool. IIS Manager, which replaces the legacy MMC snap-in from previous IIS versions, has been completely redesigned to provide end users with an intuitive task-based GUI experience for managing the server.

Government Snooping

CCDP wasn’t an April Fools’ joke; it’s very real and it effectively allows the government to see who everyone talks to online.

Every Cloud...(Part 3) - Sharing/Team Features

Sending large files directly to the inboxes of friends and colleagues can often irritate them - assuming it's possible at all, given the size restrictions available on most email services.

Every Cloud...(Part 2) - Mobility & Portability

The ability to access your cloud storage from a variety of devices is key to any service's success. On one hand, they all have a web interface with similar degrees of functionality which means users can get to their files using any web-enabled device, from Windows to web TVs to iPads.

Every Cloud...(Part 1) - Storage Space

Competitors initially tried to beat it by offering greater amounts of space: SugarSync offers 5GB, SkyDrive assigns new users 7GB (but gave initial signups a whopping 25GB when it launched) and Google Drive itself has launched in a similar league, offering 5GB to new signups.

IIS 7.0 : Managing Administration Extensions

The IIS 7.0 configuration system provides a structured mechanism for controlling the behavior of IIS and its features. In a way, the configuration system exposes an object model for IIS, enabling you to inspect and control IIS objects such as sites, application pools, applications, and virtual directories.

IIS 7.0 : Managing Configuration Extensions

Configuration extensions are extensions to the configuration system. The configuration system is at the core of the IIS 7.0 administration stack.

Online Critiquing (Part 2)

Preparing your images for the web is important so that they look the best they can on screen. Here are some simple tips to remember before you upload your shots.

Online Critiquing (Part 1)

Guidance is key to knowing how you can improve, which is essential when building up a portfolio. In recent years, there has been considerable growth in the number of online galleries, forums and social networking sites, making it easier than ever to get your images out there for review.

Microsoft ASP.NET 4 : Using the SqlProfileProvider (part 4) - The Profile API, Anonymous Profiles

Although your page automatically gets the profile information for the current user, this doesn't prevent you from retrieving and modifying the profiles of other users. In fact, you have two tools to help you—the ProfileBase class and the ProfileManager class.

Microsoft ASP.NET 4 : Using the SqlProfileProvider (part 3) - Profiles and Custom Data Types

Using a custom class with profiles is easy. You need to begin by creating the class that wraps the information you need. In your class, you can use public member variables or full-fledged property procedures.

Microsoft ASP.NET 4 : Using the SqlProfileProvider (part 2) - Using Profile Properties,Profile Serialization

When you run your application, ASP.NET creates a new class to represent the profile by deriving from System.Web.Profile.ProfileBase, which wraps a collection of profile settings. ASP.NET adds a strongly typed property to this class for each profile property you've defined in the web.config file.

Microsoft ASP.NET 4 : Using the SqlProfileProvider (part 1) - The Profile Databases, Defining Profile Properties

The SqlProfileProvider allows you to store profile information in a SQL Server database. You can choose to create the profile tables in any database. However, you can't change any of the other database schema details, which means you're locked into specific table names, column names, and serialization format.

Microsoft ASP.NET 4 : Profiles - Understanding Profiles

One of the most significant differences between profiles and other types of state management is that profiles are designed to store information permanently, using a back-end data source such as a database.

Is The Personal Blog Dead? (Part 3)

Personal blogs may seem to be on the decline, but it's not all over yet. The poster woman for personal blogging, Heather Armstrong, still blogs regularly at her site, dooce.com, recently talking about her separation from her husband.

Is The Personal Blog Dead? (Part 2) - Going Mainstream

Most of us probably get the vast majority of our news and entertainment online nowadays, and dozens of successful new media outlets have sprung up. Sometimes, bloggers are recruited to write for these sites, since they've already demonstrated a talent for writing for the web and attracting page views, but this often means that the writers' own blogs go quiet.

Is The Personal Blog Dead? (Part 1) - The Rise Of Social Media

The obvious answer, of course, is that Facebook and Twitter became wildly popular. Using these new channels alongside writing a blog seemed to make sense, at first: you could link to your new posts, you could chat with your audience, and maybe attract new readers too.

Mr Site Storefront

Amazon Marketplace and Etsy are two of the easy ways for individual to get started to online selling, but sales commission charges and limited scope of their personal branding make them, and several similar services, not attractive due to the worry towards the Internet-based matters.

Online Radio Tuner

Try Online Radio Tuner by Bassic Technologies. In addition to allowing you to select from more than 800 pre-set stations in nearly 40 categories, ORT also lets you add other live radio transmission that you meet on web, by copying an existing stream to Favorites, or use Clipboard to copy the URL into the Files/Open URL.

LittleFox 1.8.78 - Gives Firefox Users A Happy Middle

Topic LittleFox is installed like any other add-on Firefox. When deployed, you can find it from the Firefox menu by clicking the Add-Ons and Appearance. There, you can uninstall but can not disable it.

Upgrade Website With Mysql On Linux (Part 2) - Access MySQL from Perl

While PHP has an extension installed to interface with MySQL, Perl is much more modular. You have to use many Perl modules before you can start talking to it. In particular, you need to use DBI and DBD::mysql modules of Perl before you can start interacting with MySQL.

Upgrade Website With Mysql On Linux (Part 1) - Access MySQL from PHP

For most people, testing database project at the first time will lead to MySQL, a free database and available for enterprises. It is better that it is included with most versions of Linux, so adding it to your system will be very fast.

Rara.com - Something like a Grail

Music streaming is something like a Grail – a way for musicians and recording firms to earn money from users who expect everything available straight away at cheap price. For many users, accessibility is often more important than price.

IIS 7.0 : Runtime Web Server Extensibility (part 6) - Creating and Managing Handler Mappings

Though Appcmd provides a top-level Module object for managing modules, it does not provide a top-level view of the handler mappings configuration. However, you can always use the CONFIG object to directly manage the system.webServer/handlers configuration section to accomplish any needed handler mapping management task.

IIS 7.0 : Runtime Web Server Extensibility (part 5) - Using Appcmd to Install and Manage Modules

The Appcmd command line tool also provides top-level support for managing modules. To begin with, you can always edit the IIS configuration via the Appcmd Config object to perform all the tasks necessary to install and manage modules.

IIS 7.0 : Runtime Web Server Extensibility (part 4) - Using IIS Manager to Install and Manage Modules

IIS Manager provides a powerful UI for managing modules on the server. This UI can be used to install both native and managed modules, as well as manage enabled modules on the server and for specific applications.

IIS 7.0 : Runtime Web Server Extensibility (part 3) - Common Module Management Tasks

Besides enabling you to choose which modules are installed on the server, IIS 7.0 enables you to further fine-tune its functionality by selecting which modules are enabled on the server or even for a particular application.

IIS 7.0 : Runtime Web Server Extensibility (part 2) - Installing Modules

Windows Setup actually uses the same IIS 7.0 configuration APIs that you can use to manually install a third-party module on the server. In fact, Windows Setup uses Appcmd.exe, the IIS 7.0 command line tool, to perform module installation, which is just one of the ways that you can install modules on IIS 7.0.

IIS 7.0 : Runtime Web Server Extensibility (part 1)

The Web server extensibility model provides a foundation for IIS 7.0’s modular architecture, enabling the low-footprint, low attack surface area, as well as highly specialized Web server deployments.

Friends Reunited ...Reunited?

Friends Reunited was one of the first social networking sites to achieve mainstream prominence in the UK, using people's tendency for nostalgia (and nosiness!) to tempt millions into signing up.

Java EE 6 : Servlet Development and Deployment - Request forwarding and response redirection

In many cases, one servlet processes form data, then transfers control to another servlet or JSP to do some more processing or display a confirmation message on the screen. There are two ways of doing this: either the request can be forwarded or the response can be redirected to another servlet or page.

Java EE 6 : Servlet Development and Deployment - Processing HTML forms

Servlets are rarely accessed by typing their URL directly in the browser. The most common use of servlets is to process data entered by users in an HTML form. In this section, we illustrate this process.

Separating BPM and SOA Processes : BPM-Oriented Disputes with TIBCO (part 2) - BusinessWorks Orchestration Processes & ActiveMatrix ESB Processes

All parties use a common web service definition having two operations: create (to create a new dispute) and update (to update an existing dispute).

Separating BPM and SOA Processes : BPM-Oriented Disputes with TIBCO (part 1) - Architecture & iProcess Business Processes

When it begins, the procedure initializes its data (INITVARS Init Process Variables), notifies ACMEBank's operations that a new dispute has arrived (HEADSUP Dispute Coming Your Way), and calls a BusinessWorks process to create the dispute in the database (CRTDISP Create Dispute).

Separating BPM and SOA Processes : Disputes on the Model Stack

There are three types of orchestration processes in the BPM-based approach: inbound, outbound, and internal services processes. Inbound processes are responsible for receiving events from partners and injecting them into the controlling BPM process.