Implementing GUP in ASP.NET

11Jul09

You may or may not have heard of GUP, but it is used in numerous programming projects for updating purposes. GUP is an acronym for Generic Updater, and it was originally developed for NotePad++, one of my favorite text editors. As you can guess, by “generic”, the developers mean that you can use GUP in [...]

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Tags: asp.net, generic updater, GUP, php, Programming, update, updater

C#: Handling Cookies in a Series of HttpWebRequest and HttpWebResponse Sessions

28Jun09

I’ve always wanted to experiment with creating “sessions” on websites to mimic real users browsing and using a site, and I’ve finally gotten around to a project that involves this: my goal is to “wrap” an online database that is queried through a series of HTML forms, returns a map, and then allows you to [...]

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Tags: .NET, C#, CookieContainer, cookies, fiddler, hacking online interface, HTTP sessions, HttpWebRequest, HttpWebRequest headers, Programming, wrapper

Using .NET Reflector to Improve Code Efficiency

22Jun09

If you’re a .NET developer, admit it: you’ve at least once felt curious about how the underlying APIs behind the .NET Framework are coded, how certain functions are implemented, or whether one core function is more efficient that another. Well, this is where the trusty program named .NET Reflector comes in. As the title suggests, [...]

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Tags: .NET, .NET Reflector, C#, coding, decompiler, Programming, source code