- January 24, 2008
Consider you are browsing an asp.net web application that uses forms authentication and you are browsing the following url
http:localhost:43751FormsAuthdefault.aspxvar1=test1&var2=test2&var3=test3
Once you time out you will be redirected to the login page with an URL similar to
http:localhost:43751FormsAuthlogin.aspxReturnUrl=%2fFormsAuth%2fdefault.aspx%3fvar1%3dtest1%26var2%3dtest2%26var3%3dtest3&var1=test1&var2=test2&var3=test3
The URL is actually built of three parts..
http://blogs.msdn.com/vijaysk/archive/2008/01/24/anatomy-of-forms-authentication-return-ur...
- January 15, 2008
Windbg provides a nice scripting mechanism with which we can automate repetitive tasks. It is seldom used and I have found very few people who actually utilize it but it is a great way to automate tasks.
One annoying routine that I regularly used to do is to find the column names of a data table in a memory dump. It is annoying as it is a lot of !dumpobject's :) The column name is stored as a String _columnName in the System.Data.DataColumn object. But first you need to get to it by digging all.
http://blogs.msdn.com/vijaysk/archive/2008/01/15/windbg-scripting-dump-data-column-names-f...
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