Sooner or later you'll probably find it useful to be able to create and manipulate combinations programmatically. By far the most useful kinds of combinations are string combinations. A string combination of order (n, k) is a subset of k strings chosen from a set of n strings, where or... Sooner or later you'll probably find it useful to be able to create and manipulate combinations programmatically. By far the most useful kinds of combinations are string combinations. A string combination of order (n, k) is a subset of k strings chosen from a set of n strings, where or...Jun. 21, 2006 02:00 PM EDT Reads: 19,416 Replies: 1 |
If you work in a .NET environment you have probably come across Base64 encoded data. For example, Base64 encoding is used in ASP.NET for a Web application's ViewState value, as shown in Figure 1. Base64 encoding is also used to transmit binary data over e-mail. However, if you are like...Mar. 19, 2006 09:00 AM EST Reads: 41,720 Replies: 2 |
Programmatically posting data to a traditional ASP page is an extremely useful and well-known technique. However, I recently discovered that posting data to an ASP .NET Web application from another program is not well understood and requires several new programming tricks.Jun. 7, 2004 12:00 AM EDT Reads: 69,147 Replies: 1 |







Dr. James McCaffrey works for Volt Information Sciences, Inc., where he manages technical training for software engineers working at Microsoft's Redmond, WA campus. He has worked on several Microsoft products, including Internet Explorer and MSN Search. James can be reached at jmccaffrey@volt.com or v-jammc@microsoft.com.
If you work in a .NET environment you have probably come across Base64 encoded data. For example, Base64 encoding is used in ASP.NET for a Web application's ViewState value, as shown in Figure 1. Base64 encoding is also used to transmit binary data over e-mail. However, if you are like...
Programmatically posting data to a traditional ASP page is an extremely useful and well-known technique. However, I recently discovered that posting data to an ASP .NET Web application from another program is not well understood and requires several new programming tricks.




























