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Can you specify the exception that you are getting?
Regards,
Jamil
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Hi,
I love to learn about HTTP as much as possible. From a long time, I am hearing that, I should use SSL when passing sensitive data. Because, a man in the middle can capture the plain text sensitive data while I am sending the data from my browser to a website. Ok, but I did not find any article talking about how those 'man in the middle' people capture the data !! I searched in google, did not find any! Looks like I am protecting my data using SSL against a mechanism of attack and the mechanism is not available to public. I am highly curious to know about it. Can anyone please give me some links / articles about this ?
By the way, it is just for learning intention. Should it be rude or indecent to discuss about this topic or if it is a sensitive matter, then, you wont have to tell me. But please at least tell me that if it is legal or illegal to learn about it !!
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Dear Adam,
Thanks a lot for your reply. I understood the point. So, someone learned this technology and causing a threat for us who worry about protecting our website from them using SSL. But, how that 'someone' learned this technique as there is no article about it anywhere !! For example, if I want to make a software or technology to protect against 'Man in the middle', I will need to learn about it first!, right ? So, even for a honest intension, this technology is not available for public! Is it something like, I will need to experiment about HTTP a lot in my lab and after spending years, I will understand what and how !! If I want to make a software to protect from this attack, I need to go thru all of this 'RE INVENTING THE WHEEL' ? Just because, no one will tell me how this attacks are happening !!
Anyway, thanks agian. The topic is very interesting for me to discuss.  I would love to hear more replies about it.
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I think you might be missunderstanding the actual issue.
The issue is that someone has infected either the client machine, a 'man in the middle' server or the actual server itself.
There really isnt much you can do to prevent that as these are things that happen far beyond the control of your server side code.
The reason that people are telling you to implement SSL to avoid the *potential* for this type of attack is because SSL simply encrypts the data before it is sent from the client machine to the server and then it is decrypted on the server side for your code to use.
So long story short, there is nothing you can do aside from enabling SSL on your server which is something you should do anyways if you are dealing with sensitive information.
If you really just want to learn more about that type of attack i would suggest Wikipedia or something of the sort, but im pretty sure your not going to get a bunch of web developers to tell you how to intercept their data 
If at first you don't succeed ... post it on The Code Project and Pray.
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Hi
I am implementing Routing in my ASp.NET Web Form Application (.NET 4.0). I guess, Routing always consider the same protocol where the request is coming form. I mean, if my browsing page has url as 'https://www.myDomain.com/login.aspx' and if I have a link in this page which points to a Route, then, my application will redirect to the routing page (by clicking the link) which will be of 'https' protocol. (right ?), in that case, how can I enforce my application to use 'http' protocol in the redirected page using Routing ?
I want to generate the routing url from my code. I learned GetRouteUrl(string routename, routeparameters) will generate the url for me, but how can I get absolute url with http or https for a route ?
Please help!
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Hi
I have a listview inside a DIV which shows the scroll bars. At one time, let's say, 10 rows can be seen. I scroll down and click Edit on 25 row. To my surprise, the scroll goes to the first row (although if I go back to 25th row, the row is in edit mode)
My issue, how I can make sure that the scroll bar maintains its position to 25th row after clicking on Edit button?
Please advise. Thanks
AJ
<style>
.StopScroll1{
Z-INDEX: 20; POSITION: relative;left:-1px; TOP: expression(document.getElementById("divGrid1").scrollTop);
}
</style>
<div id="div1" style="position: relative; width: 100%; width: 700px; height: 200px;
margin: 0px; padding: 0px; overflow: auto; overflow-x: scroll; overflow-y: scroll">
<asp:ListView ID="ListView1" runat="server
OnSorting="Sorting"
OnItemEditing=" EditList"
>
<LayoutTemplate>
<table class="TableReleative TableFH" style="width: 97.5%;" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"
runat="server" id="tblGrid">
<tr style="height: 20px;" class="StopScrollTL" runat="server" id="thGrid">
<th style="text-align: center;">
</th>
</tr>
<tr id="itemPlaceholder" runat="server">
</tr>
</table>
</LayoutTemplate>
<ItemTemplate>
.....
</ItemTemplate>
<EditItemTemplate>
.....
</EditItemTemplate>
</asp:ListView>
</div>
Follow your goals, Means will follow you ---Gandhi---
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Looks like you page gets a postback when you click the edit link.
If so, try to set the Page.MaintainScrollPositionOnPostBack Property to true to return the user to the same position in the client browser after postback. (i.e. enabling smart navigation, see if it works!)
If not, you will have to use javascripts in order to restore the scrolls. For that, before postback, you need to store the scroll position in a variable and then after page reloads, set it back.
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Hi ,
I am make simple application that send mail automatically after ending week .... so i don't know where i write my code ... what i do i am write my code in button and when i click on button , message sent to all members but i want this done automatically without admin clicks ... just sets date and message sent .
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You want a Windows Service.
Make a Windows Service and just deploy it on a server. It's just that you need to connect to the same database that your application is connecting. It's the database content or configuration settings done in Windows Service that will act a trigger for emails and not application.
You need to communicate with DB using same connection string as you used in your application for saving/reading data.
There will be no manual steps involved. You will be able send email automatically every week.
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you need to create a windows service and deploy it to the server once done you can schedule this windows service to send mails as per your requirments
Regards,
Jamil
Check my latest article
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You can solve your issue by using two methods.
1> you have to create window service, deploy it and install it on server
2> you have to create SQL Job n upload it on server
Hope this solution will help you
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Yes, it is called Google.
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Hi all!
I need code upload Video by ASP Classic. Plase help me
Hello
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tek 2009 wrote: but the probleme the rendering is that i need to click on each cell contains order number to a page number clicked
You just made a mess out here. Your question is not at all clear of what you want to do and what is the issue. Please rephrase/update the question with what you are looking at.
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I have some knowledge in Crystal Report. I have needed to create report in crystal report in Matrix form, i.e. table grows horizontally and vertically, But i have no idea how to create such report.
Please provide me some ideas to create such reports.
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Hi,
I got 2 solutions to find out if the web application is in debug mode or not.
Solution 1:
if(HttpContext.Current.IsDebuggingEnabled)
{
}
Solution 2:
CompilationSection compilSec = (CompilationSection)ConfigurationManager.GetSection("system.web/compilation");
if(compilSec.Debug)
{
}
I am confused, which solution is better !! For me, the first solution is very appealing, but I am not sure if there is any limitation or performance issue with the first solution and so I should choose the second one ?
Regards
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What are you trying to accomplish? Are you attempting to run some code only in debug? The usual method is to use the #DEBUG preprocessor directive. That way the code is not compiled into the release, decreasing the size and improving performance.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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Actually, I handle Application_Error event in Global.asax page and check if the application is not in Debug mode, then, Redirect the user to a customer error page, otherwise, show the error so that I can debug. I made a Windows Utility Application which has functionality such that, it can connect to FTP, download the web.config file, change the debug mode to either TRUE or FALSE and then upload the web.config file again to the server. For some reason, if my application crash in the production server, I run my Windows Utility Program to change the Debug mode to TRUE and then, I see the stack trace and error message immediately. This utility saves me from opening the Visual Studio, edit the config file, open FTP program, upload etc...etc..
So, will #debug directive work in this scenario ? So far I know, #debug directive is for Visual Studio, but when my web application recompile for new Web.Config file in the Server, will that respect the #debug directive ? I am not sure!
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No #debug won't help in this case. I think the windows app is a bit overkill. Just edit the file with an ftp app, no need for VS.
You haven't described what errors you are getting.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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Thanks Mark,
I use FileZilla, and FileZilla does not have this feature to edit file in the server. Maybe some commercial FTP clients do. I just saved the money by creating this Windows App. 
I am not talking about any specific error, I am saying, many times, if my Web Application crashes with un handled exceptions, then using that Windows App, I can immediately change to debug mode and see the error message.
Anyway, thanks a loot for bearing with me, giving me suggessions from your time.
Regards.
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, but by intercepting data sent from the client to the server would definitely be a piece of malicious code that I’m sure the end user would not be aware of.
