By Patrick Smacchia
ISBN 0-9766132-2-0
Jan 2006 (896 pages)

Page 820

...haracteristics of the underlying protocol (such as HTTPS data encryption or TCP reliability). We will see how most of the transport protocol characteristics can be obtained at the level of the message exchange, independently from the underlying transport protocol. Finally, the expression web service...

Page 191

...ct been produced by the mentioned publisher. A certificate also contains other information such as the date where its validity ends. The strong name technology does not present a certificate. Although that some public keys are well known and allow the identification of the publisher (such as the pub...

Page 98

...eater than this threshold are stored in a special heap for performance reasons. In fact, objects in this stack are not physically moved by the GC. A page of memory in Windows has a size of 4 or 8KB depending on the processor. Each of the objects in the special stack is store on an integer number of ...

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The public key is definitely the same as the one we have seen earlier during the analysis of the MyKeys.snk file. The ildasm.exetool does not allow us to visualize the public key token nor the digital signature. The sn.exe tool allows us to visualize the public key token with the Toption:

Page 101

...Bitmap class which each use 32 bytes and that each of them maintain a reference to a bitmap of 6MB. Without the use of this method, the GC behaves as if only 32x32 bytes were allocated and thus might not decide that a collection is necessary. A good practice is to use theses methods during the const...