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Shiv Kumar
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Shiv Kumar
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Matlus ISAPI, TCP/IP and Webservice Related Articles
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Getting Your HD Videos to show in the Correct Aspect |
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The Problem
One would think that of all things, getting your video to show in the correct aspect ratio would be something that just happens. In reality, we find however that this is not the case. The most common problem people seem to have is what I call a “squished” video. A squished
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WebServices are - No wait! I'm not going to give you yet another definition. If you're like me, you'll probably understand it better with as example. That's what I'll try and do.
So here is a simple example. Lets say, FedEx has a WebService that allows customers to get information regarding a certain
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Delphi 6 Enterprise makes building WebServices a breeze. This does not mean that one can’t build WebServices with Delphi 6 Pro or even earlier versions of Delphi. It is possible. However, since no framework exists, you’ll either have to build one yourself or use a third party toolset
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The Multi-Module ISAPI Framework |
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The Matlus Multi-Module ISAPI Frame work allows you to use multiple WebModules in your ISAPI Projects. Due to this, team development of ISAPI applications has been made simple/possible, since each team member can work with her own set of modules to be later seamlessly merged with the main application.
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Best Practice - Using the TPageProducer Component |
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In my experience with Delphi's WebBroker framework since Delphi 3, I've found the TPageProducer to be the single most useful component (out of the box). I have put this component to many uses in many different applications. Over a period of time, I've come up with a set of rules that define the ways
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The Internet and Internet Applications |
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- TCP/IP
- Domain names and IP Addresses
- Domain name registration and DNS servers
- Ports and services
- Other TCP/IP services
- Web Servers
- Web Server software
- Web sites and HTML Pages
- DHTML
- ActiveX / Java Applets
- Web Server Extensions
- CGI
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CGI - Common Gateway InterfaceCGI comes in the form of scripts or executables. In this article, the comparison between ISAPI and CGI assumes we're talking about CGI executables and not scripts. Considering the fact that executables are faster than scripts due to the interpreted nature of scripts.
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What are Cookies?Cookies are a general mechanism which server side applications, such as CGI/ISAPI can use store information on the client side of the connection and later retrieve this same information. The addition of a simple, persistent, client side state significantly
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Authentication and Security in IIS |
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This article describes the Authentication & Security Features of Microsoft Internet Information Server.
Integration with Windows NTThe World Wide Web (WWW), Gopher, and FTP services included with the Microsoft Internet Information Server are fully integrated with Windows NT Server user
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Relative Paths, Virtual Folders Explained |
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While building Web sites/application, you're bound to come across issues with regard to "paths". Sometimes these paths are related to URLs and sometime these "paths" are related to physical paths to images or html templates on your web server. In this article we'll see how to tackle some of these issues.
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Do you really need to know all this?No, not really. A basic understanding is good enough. You don't need to go really deep into the workings. At any time, if you feel, you're getting in too deep, don't worry. Just skip on to the next article. I put it in simpler terms there.
TCPTCP
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PART 1 - Understanding Client/Server |
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TCP/IP stands for – Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. This protocol is widely used throughout the world and is a standard way of communication across the Internet. With the way things are going, Internet enabled", I thought I’d try and explain TCP/IP
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