How to validate a given domain is owned by the user?
I’m writing a software which will be used mostly by companies.
How to validate a given domain is owned by the user?
I’m writing a software which will be used mostly by companies.
How to validate a given domain is owned by the user?
I’m writing a software which will be used mostly by companies.
How do I handle a spam server invalidating my tokens?
Our web application sends a one-time use generated token, in the form of an URL, to clients who forget their passwords. This works except for the case where the client is sitting behind another server (i.e. the spam server) that scans their email for URLS and does a GET on the URL. I’m assuming the server is checking for a malicious payload.
How do I handle a spam server invalidating my tokens?
Our web application sends a one-time use generated token, in the form of an URL, to clients who forget their passwords. This works except for the case where the client is sitting behind another server (i.e. the spam server) that scans their email for URLS and does a GET on the URL. I’m assuming the server is checking for a malicious payload.
How do I handle a spam server invalidating my tokens?
Our web application sends a one-time use generated token, in the form of an URL, to clients who forget their passwords. This works except for the case where the client is sitting behind another server (i.e. the spam server) that scans their email for URLS and does a GET on the URL. I’m assuming the server is checking for a malicious payload.
Is Singleton enough for a EMailUtil or there is any better implementation? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Is this a candidate for Singleton? (4 answers) Closed 9 years ago. I am developing an application, where I have to send lots of emails for user account creations, validation, invites etc. I have implemented a static class EMailUtil which has different methods like public static void sendInvite(from, to, […]
Is Singleton enough for a EMailUtil or there is any better implementation? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Is this a candidate for Singleton? (4 answers) Closed 9 years ago. I am developing an application, where I have to send lots of emails for user account creations, validation, invites etc. I have implemented a static class EMailUtil which has different methods like public static void sendInvite(from, to, […]
Sending a notification to each participant 3 hours before the meeting starts
Let’s assume an application that deals with meetings where some users will participate.
What’s the etiquette on looking at the other person’s email when pair programming?
To me – if you’re pair programming – then you don’t open your email, or you decide you’re cool with the other person looking at it.