Security (How Do I in Visual J# Express) 

This page links to help on widely used J# security tasks. To view other categories of popular tasks covered in Help, see How Do I in Visual J# Express.

• Code Security and Signing in Components
  Explains how to ensure that your code will run wherever it is deployed and how to protect your component against unauthorized or malicious use.

• ProtectedMemory.Protect Method
  Contains an example to show you how to use data protection.

• Visual J# Binary Converter Tool (for Java-Language Bytecode to MSIL Conversions)
  Explains how to use the Visual J# Binary Converter Tool (JbImp.exe) to convert certain Java-language bytecode (.class) files to Microsoft® intermediate language (MSIL).

Best Practices

• Securing Applications
  Explains how each application domain possesses security challenges of its own in addition to common security challenges.

Windows Security

• Windows Forms Security
  Describes the security model for Windows Forms that is code-based (security levels are set for code, regardless of the user running the code).

• Secure Printing In Windows Forms
  Shows the functionality available at different printing permission levels.

• More Secure File and Data Access in Windows Forms
  Discusses working with file, database and registry access from applications running in a semi-trusted environment.

Web Security

• Securing XML Web Services Created Using ASP.NET
  Explains how to choose the security options for XML Web services created using ASP.NET from the authentication and authorization options offered by ASP.NET or customized SOAP-based security. ASP.NET operates in conjunction with Internet Information Services (IIS) to provide several authentication and authorization options.

• Web Application Security at Run Time
  Explains how you can protect your application from unauthorized access by taking advantage of the features described in this topic.

See Also

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How Do I in Visual J# Express