Many developers will be surprised to learn that SOAP isn’t the only game in town for Web services interfacing. REST offers a perfectly helpful solution for most implementations, with greater flexibility and lower overhead. Developers need to stop reaching immediately… Read moreGiving SOAP a REST

Applications generate logs to keep track of their health, to assist in debugging, and for auditing purposes. Logging makes applications more supportable by giving developers a standardized method for recording application information. The Logging Application Block is designed to support… Read moreGet Logging in database with the Enterprise Library 4.1

using Systm.XML.Xpath //creates an instance of XPathDocument class and loads xml if (System.IO.File.Exists(Server.MapPath(“/portal/BrowserCookieValidation.xml”))) { XPathDocument doc = new XPathDocument(Server.MapPath(“BrowserCookieValidation.xml”)); //An XPathNavigator object acts like a cursor, addressing a node in the XML document at a time XPathNavigator nav = doc.CreateNavigator();… Read moreUsing XPathDocument