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 Remoting or Web Services, How Do I Decide?
By Paul Kimmel -
Published December 31, 2004
Choosing between XML Web services and .NET remoting isn't a hard decision. Just use XML Web services almost all of the time, says Paul Kimmel. [more from www.developer.com]
Managed C++: Monitoring the Windows Event Log
By Tom Archer -
Published December 31, 2004
Tom Archer illustrates the steps necessary to programmatically monitor your system's event log from a Managed C++ application. Monitoring certain event logs—especially the Security log—enables you to keep tabs on such security-related events as failed login attempts and port scans. [more from www.developer.com]
Using SIM Software to Deal with Security Overload
By Drew Robb -
Published December 30, 2004
When IT and security managers are trying to handle 5,000 to 10,000 security incidents a second, they need a technology that will help them visualize what is happening on their network. Is SIM software the answer? [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
Vioxx Offers Topple Porn for Spam Crown
By Sharon Gaudin -
Published December 30, 2004
Is pornography actually taking a back seat online? Seems so... at least when it comes to spam. AOL reports that online medicine offers and phishing scams topped the 2004 spam list. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Viruses Crowd Internet in 2004
By Tim Gray -
Published December 30, 2004
It was a banner year for virus writers, hackers and spammers, as worms and phishing attacks rocketed to new levels and security concerns headed mainstream. [more from www.cioupdate.com]
Discovering Visual Basic .NET: Using Functions and Arguments
By Bill Hatfield -
Published December 30, 2004
A lot of functionality it already done for you. Learn how to use built-in functionality in Visual Basic .NET. with this installment of Developer.com's Visual Basic .NET tutorials. [more from www.developer.com]
DataCore Makes Virtualization a Promise
By Clint Boulton -
Published December 30, 2004
The company looks to help its virtualization software seep into
storage networks, by way of Promise's adapters. [more from www.enterprisestorageforum.com]
Protecting Data through Object Oriented Programming
By Matt Weisfeld -
Published December 30, 2004
Controlling access to all attributes is one of the most important concepts of object-oriented design. By using methods to control access to attributes you can provide a much higher level of security for your class as well as providing many programming advantages.
[more from www.developer.com]
Frictionless Testing with TestDriven.NET
By Mike Gunderloy -
Published December 30, 2004
Discover how to make unit testing and test-driven development easier with TestDriven.NET. [more from www.developer.com]
Windows NT 4.0 Support Ends New Year's Eve
By Sean Michael Kerner -
Published December 29, 2004
Microsoft's eight-year-old NT Server hits the end of the line. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
In Review: 2004 Set Stage for Real IM Fun (and Revenue)
By Paul Rubens -
Published December 29, 2004
It started with an innocuous announcement from the IETF and ended with a radical realignment among IM's major players. 2004 might not have made anyone in enterprise IM rich, but it certainly set the stage for a year of opportunities. [more from www.instantmessagingplanet.com]
The Seven Signs of Complacency
By Bob Lewis -
Published December 29, 2004
Is your IT department just doing enough to get by? CIO Update guest columnist Bob Lewis of IT Catalysts shares his seven signs (or at least seven of the signs) that may tell you if this is happening. [more from www.cioupdate.com]
Wireless Data Revenues Top $4 Billion in 2004
By Rob McGann -
Published December 29, 2004
The Yankee Group projects the market will reach $14 billion by 2008. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Tech Industry's Tsunami Relief Efforts Pick Up
By Jim Wagner -
Published December 29, 2004
Amazon collects more than $1.6 million in donations
as big companies and bloggers do what they can to help in the wake of southern Asia's devastating tsunami. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Viruses Crowd Internet in 2004
By Tim Gray -
Published December 29, 2004
A banner year for virus writers meant a bad year for Internet users, but much of the damage was preventable. [more from www.esecurityplanet.com]
A Peek Into the 2005 Enterprise Storage Goody Bag
By Marty Foltyn -
Published December 29, 2004
We talk with Tom Coughlin of Coughlin Associates to get a glimpse of the content storage advances to be revealed at next week's Storage Visions 2005 conference.
[more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
Remote Presentations With RAPI and the HTML Viewer Control
By Nancy Nicolaisen -
Published December 29, 2004
Invoke functions dynamically on the CE side enabling a spectrum of possibility in terms of embedded applications and end-user—oriented applications using Windows CE's RAPI technology. [more from www.developer.com]
.NET Remoting and Event Handling in VB .NET
By Paul Kimmel -
Published December 29, 2004
Using .NET Remoting, learn how to configure a remote server, define remotable objects, and define custom event arguments and delegates. Do all of this while creating a simple chat application! [more from www.developer.com]
Writing Your Own GPS Applications: Part I
Published December 29, 2004
What is it that GPS applications need to be good enough to handle in-car navigation? How does the process of interpreting GPS data actually work? This two-part series will cover both topics and give you the skills you need to write a commercial-grade GPS application that works with a majority of GPS devices in the industry today. (CodeGuru.com)
Feds To Probe Comair After Computer Outage
By Jim Wagner -
Published December 28, 2004
The DOT wants to know why the airline's computer system crashed on some of the busiest traveling days of the year. [more from itmanagement.earthweb.com]
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