The Daily Build - 13 Jun 2014. Target Eye Revealed part 1 - Target Eye's Unique AutoUpdate Mechanism

30 articles yesterday match your preferences. Friday, June 13, 2014 View online Welcome to today's Daily Build from CodeProject. Advertisements Share $250,000 in prizes to connect the unconnected. Developers, startups, kickstarters: Got an idea or prototype that transforms how devices interact? You have until July 1, 2014 to enter your proposal and win. Read more at https://iotchallenge.cisco.spigit.com/Page/Home Fix bad address data with Service Objects Address Validation API Verify, cleanse and correct incomplete and inaccurate mailing addresses. Proprietary database of 185 million records. Instant 30-day trial with 500 transactions. No credit card required. Easy API integration. SpreadsheetGear 2012 for .NET Now Available! New WPF and Silverlight controls, multithreaded recalc, 64 new Excel compatible functions, save to XPS, improved efficiency and performance, Windows 8 support and more. Download your fully functional SpreadsheetGear trial Today! Most popular new articles Thu 12 Jun 2014 Target Eye Revealed part 1 - Target Eye's Unique AutoUpdate Mechanism - Michael Haephrati Target Eye Revealed part 2 - Target Eye's Screen Capturing - Michael Haephrati Target Eye Revealed part 3 - The Shopping List Mechanism - Michael Haephrati Target Eye Revealed part 4 - Keyboard Capturing - Michael Haephrati A glance at C# vNext - Florian Rappl Research Developer Tips for Scanning on the Web This whitepaper provides tips for developers on how to enable scanning capabilities in their web applications and outlines four methods for capturing documents into digital enterprise imaging solutions. Download Now Latest Additions 30 articles overall. 15 new, 15 updated. New articles added ASP.NET SharpDOM, View Engine for ASP.NET MVC - vtimashkov Sharp DOM is a view engine for the ASP.NET MVC platform allowing developers to design extendable and maintenable dynamic HTML layouts using the C# 4.0 language. It is also possible to use the Sharp DOM project to generate HTML layouts outisde of the MVC framework. C / C++ Language Target Eye Revealed part 6 - File Hiding - Michael Haephrati Target Eye uses an outdated approach for hiding files and yet it is recently becoming practical C# Fun with Video - Yang Kok Wah Playing your favorite video all at the same time Walkthrough: Making a SetInMotion Device Plugin - Brandon Potter Make a plugin for SetInMotion to talk to a device, and then control it from the entire SetInMotion ecosystem! General Graphics A generic lattice noise algorithm, an evolution of Perlin noise. - Juan Ignacio Tel Development of a new generic lattice noise algorithm that advances beyond perlin noise and expands the possibilities of textural noise creation. Hardware & System Simple Windows Service in C++ - J.R.F. De Maeijer This is an alternative for "Simple Windows Service in C++" Articles updated Algorithms & Recipes An alternative introduction to Genetic and Evolutionary Algorithms - Paulo Zemek This article presents a very small evolutionary algorithm capable of discovering some math expressions to give the results for the values you provide. C# A glance at C# vNext - Florian Rappl A detailled outlook at some of the possible language features of the next version of C#. Combo & List Boxes ExCB - Extended Multi Column ComboBox - Avelino Ferreira Presenting an easy-to-use, flexible, filterable ComboBox, managing various data types (including images), also sortable, resizable and reordable columns Files and Folders Target Eye Revealed part 3 - The Shopping List Mechanism - Michael Haephrati How the Shopping List mechanism was used as part of the Target Eye project Miscellaneous Target Eye Revealed part 4 - Keyboard Capturing - Michael Haephrati In the fourth part of this series of articles, Michael Haephrati describes how keyboard capturing was implemented as part of Target Eye Target Eye Revealed part 5 - The Cover Story - Michael Haephrati Why the creation of a cover story a mandatory part of any covert monitoring product and how Target Eye handled it NoSQL High Performance search using MongoDB and ASP.NET MVC - Peter Carrasco Shell and IE programming Target Eye Revealed part 1 - Target Eye's Unique AutoUpdate Mechanism - Michael Haephrati How Target Eye's Auto updating mechanism allows a silent update of an application from identifying newer versions, downloading them and running them instead of the old one Testing and QA Introduction to Unit Testing with: MS tests, NUnit and Fluent Assertions. - _Noctis_ Different ways of achieving unit testing for your projects Web Security Target Eye Revealed part 2 - Target Eye's Screen Capturing - Michael Haephrati How Target Eye's screen capturing mechanism works New Tips and Tricks added Algorithms & Recipes UInt128: Division/Modulus - Jacob F. W. Dividing and Modulo with a 128 Bit Unsigned Integer C# Use a Regex to parse a GUID (and keep it unchanged at runtime) - Marco Bertschi A short Reference on how you can validate a registry-formatted GUID with a regular expression Tools and IDE Program error reports with visuals from .bat files (Win7) - Jani Mäkinen Program return values inspected by .bat files with visual feedback StopOnFirstBuildError - Thang Believe Stops a solution build immediately after a project has failed to build Tips and Tricks updated Algorithms & Recipes UInt128: Addition/Subtraction - Jacob F. W. Adding and subtracting a 128 Bit Unsigned Integer UInt128: Multiplication/Squaring - Jacob F. W. Multiplying and Squaring a 128 Bit Unsigned Integer UInt128: Bit Operations - Jacob F. W. Bit Operations on a 128 Bit Unsigned Integer Client side scripting Trimmed Value Binding in knockout.js - diponsust Trimmed value binding in knockout.js Office Development Reading an Outlook MSG File in C# - Kees van Spelde Going on with a great article where another author left in 2010 New Technical Blogs added Reviews on Third Party Products and Tools Publish a form for anonymous users on a public site in Office 365 - Dmitriy Kozlov CodeProjectIn this article I will demonstrate how to design forms for public sites in Office 365 with help of Forms Designer and make them available for anonymous users. As an example, I will create a simple feedback form and place it onto the Contact Us page. First, we need to create a list to stor Uncategorised References What is the difference between strong and weak references? - Akash Ashok Jain We can understand weak reference and strong reference with the help of a windows application which have 1 windows project file and 1 class library. The class library has a very simple class Class1 which has 1 function called callme() which return “I am the real class”. We are invoking th Uncategorised Technical Blogs What is delay signing - Akash Ashok Jain Delay Signing helps us to prevent our application from our own developers. Because our developer knows everything about our application, they know strong key file, dll name, function name etc so they can easily take the strong key file and can place a fake dll, that's where Delay Signing comes into Web Security Web.Config is Cached - Steve Wellens There was a question from a student over on the Asp.Net forums about improving site performance. The concern was that every time an app setting was read from the Web.Config file, the disk would be accessed. With many app settings and many users, it was believed performance would suffer. Their intent Windows Workflow Foundation How to move documents using workflow in SharePoint 2013 and Office 365 - Anton Khritonenkov In this article I will show how to move documents using SharePoint 2013 workflows. This approach works well for SharePoint 2013 on premise deployment as well as for SharePoint Online in Office 365. I will implement archival workflow as a proof of concept, which moves documents from one document libr © 2014 CodeProject.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Switch to Weekly Digest | Unsubscribe. Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com