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Configuring and customizing the health monitoring system of ASP.NET : Xun Ding
Friday, March 27 2009
This article illustrates how to configure and customize the health monitoring system of ASP.NET. In the beginning, webs were just "webs", webs of interconnected links to static HTML pages. Now webs resemble more of communities bustling with activities, with members of different roles, media in all forms and shapes, etc. As a web site grows more complex, the opportunities for errors and exceptions multiply. As it attracts more users, it becomes a bigger target of malicious attacks. Now it has become a must for a website to have a systematic approach to log web events, monitor the ebbs and flows of user activities, locate traffic bottlenecks, and handle exceptions and errors gracefully. For ASP pages, programmers generally do not have many choices but sprinkle response.write statements to check the inner working mechanism of a segment of code....ASP.NET Tip: Using Nested Master Pages : Eric Smith
The 30 Minute Regex Tutorial : Jim Hollenhorst
E-Mail in ASP.NET : Richard Bean
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Limiting Data Modification Functionality Based on the User : Scott Mitchell