Year: 2022
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Return values from HttpContext.Current.User.Principal and WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent()
Read more: Return values from HttpContext.Current.User.Principal and WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent()Here is a brief explanation; According to this forum on WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name vs. User.Identity.Name: User.Identity.Name represents the identity passed from IIS. WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name is the identity under which the thread is running.…
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Access to XMLHttpRequest from origin has been blocked by CORS policy…
Read more: Access to XMLHttpRequest from origin has been blocked by CORS policy…I did a Web API deployment in Azure Web API service. I was able to access the URL in browser and Postman. I started getting…
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How .NET and SQL Server Handle Dates and Times
Read more: How .NET and SQL Server Handle Dates and Times.NET and SQL Server have always come up short when it comes to handling date and time data. To be fair, most other languages and…
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ASP.NET Core Middleware Configuration settings access
Read more: ASP.NET Core Middleware Configuration settings accessHow do we access the configuration settings in the Middleware component in ASP.NET Core applications? As we know middleware is a component that is used…
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UDM Pro commands
Read more: UDM Pro commandsList of commands to troubleshoot UDM Pro; The best command for packet related issues is tcpdump Most of the commands are just Linux commands. However…
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