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A successful Web site requires the collaboration of many people
people in an organization: application developers, SQL experts,
content managers and often even the end users of the
application. On a conventional Web site, maintenance and
security can quickly become problematic. How much control do you
give to the content manager? How does giving the content manager
a login affect your security? What about that SQL code embedded
in the ASP files he'll be working on - code that probably
exposes your database login?
% Anonymous User - Mar. 9, 2004 5:49 pm:
Dat's right . . . "Da hidden 'black box' we've come to know with OOP
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