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Application Development Using C# and .NET
Michael Stiefel
Robert J. Oberg

ISBN-10: 013093383X
ISBN-13:  9780130933836

Publisher:  Prentice Hall
Copyright:  2002
Format:  Paper; 656 pp
Published:  12/21/2001
Status: Instock


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For all experienced programming students who want to achieve true mastery of Microsoft's C# language for advanced .NET application, Web, and Web Services development.

This book gives experienced developers practical insight for building sophisticated .NET applications using Microsoft's advanced C# language. Using a running case study and extensive code examples, the authors illuminate essential .NET concepts such as interfaces, attributes, collections, threading, remoting, security, and versioning, and introduce powerful new .NET technologies, including ADO.NET and ASP.NET. This is the latest book in the Integrated .NET Series from Object Innovations and Prentice Hall PTR, focused guides to .NET written by expert practitioners and instructors. All books in this series teach in a systematic, step-by-step manner, using rich examples and a running case study that shows how to build a complete system. The books integrate perfectly: developers who want an even stronger understanding of the basics of C# can refer to the companion introductory title, Introduction to C# Using .NET.

  • Self-contained C# overview—Begins with a concise, modular introduction to C# syntax and basic features for students who need it.
    • Helps developers with no C# experience get “up-to-speed” quickly, without frustrating intermediate-to-advanced-level students who are already comfortable with the basics of C#. Ex.___

  • Systematic, step-by-step coverage—Begins with a simple console application, then gradually introduces more complex and subtle techniques.
    • Flattens the .NET learning curve, enabling students to build their skills incrementally. Ex.___

  • Solutions for effective Windows, Web, and Web Services development—Includes detailed coverage of using Windows Forms to build next-generation graphical user interfaces, and using ASP.NET to deliver advanced Web applications and services.
    • Covers every form of development students are likely to encounter, including today's extremely popular Web Services. paradigm. Ex.___

  • Detailed coverage of database access—Introduces practical techniques for integrating databases using Microsoft's advanced ADO.NET technology.
    • Helps students master database integration techniques that are central to virtually all contemporary application and Web service development. Ex.___

  • Practical .NET security coverage—Presents today's best techniques for securing .NET applications.
    • Helps students overcome the key obstacle to effective distributed and Web development in the enterprise: security. Ex.___

  • Insights for programmers experienced in other languages—Carefully designed to help experienced C++, Java, and Visual Basic programmers leverage what they already know.
    • Enables experienced developers to become effective with C# more rapidly. Ex.___

  • Case study shared across all books in the series—This and all other books in the Integrated .NET Series from Object Innovations and Prentice Hall PTR share appropriate facets of a detailed case study covering the entire development process.
    • Students can more effectively leverage what they've learned as they move from one .NET book and skillset to the next. Because the case study covers the entire development lifecycle, students will understand the challenges that can arise at all stages of .NET development. Ex.___

(NOTE: Each chapter concludes with a Summary.).

Preface.


Organization.


Sample Programs.


Caveat.


Web Sites.


Acknowledgments.


About this Series.


1. What is Microsoft .NET?

Microsoft and the Web. Windows on the Desktop. A New Programming Platform. The Role of XML.



2. .NET Fundamentals.

Problems of Windows Development. Applications of the Future.



3. C# Overview for Sophisticated Programmers.

Hello World in C#. Performing Calculations in C#. Classes. C# Type System. Strings. Arrays and Indexers. More about Methods. Exceptions. Unsafe Code.



4. Object-Oriented Programming in C#.

Review of Object-Oriented Concepts. Acme Travel Agency Case Study: Design. Inheritance in C#. Access Control. Acme Travel Agency Case Study: Implementation. More about Inheritance.



5. C# in the .NET Framework.

System.Object. Collections. Interfaces. Acme Travel Agency Case Study: Step 2. Generic Interfaces in .NET. Delegates. Events. Attributes.



6. User Interface Programming.

Windows Forms Hierarchy. Simple Forms Using .NET SDK. Windows Forms Event Handling. Menus. Controls. Visual Studio.NET and Forms. Dialog Boxes. ListBox Control. Acme Travel Agency Case Study-Step 3.



7. Assemblies and Deployment.

Assemblies. Private Assembly Deployment. Shared Assembly Deployment. Assembly Configuration. Multimodule Assemblies. Setup and Deployment Projects.



8. .NET Framework Classes.

Metadata and Reflection. Input and Output in .NET. Serialization. .NET Application Model. Context. Application Isolation. Asynchronous Programming. Remoting. Custom Attributes. Garbage Collection and Finalization.



9. Programming with ADO.NET.

.NET Data Providers. The Visual Studio.NET Server Explorer. Data Readers. Parameters Collection. SqlDataAdapter and the DataSet Class. DataSet Collections. DataSet Fundamentals. Database Transactions and Updates. Optimistic vs. Pessimistic Locking and the DataSet. Working with DataSets. Acme Travel Agency Case Study. XML Data Access. AirlineBrokers Database. Schema with Relationships. Typed DataSet.



10. ASP.NET and Web Forms.

What is ASP.NET? Web Forms Architecture. Request/Response Programming. Web Applications Using Visual Studio.NET. Acme Travel Agency Case Study. ASP.NET Applications. State in ASP.NET Applications. ASP.NET Configuration. Server Controls. Database Access in ASP.NET.



11. Web Services.

Protocols. Web Service Architecture. SOAP Differences. Web Service Class. Hotel Broker Web Service.



12. Security.

User-Based Security. Code Access Security. Internet Security. Role-Based Security in .NET. Forms-Based Authentication. Code Access Permissions. Code Identity. Security Policy.



13. Tracing and Debugging in .NET.

The TraceDemo Example. Enabling Debug and Trace Output. Using the Debug and Trace Classes. Using Switches to Enable Diagnostics. Enabling or Disabling Switches. TraceListener. Listeners Collection.



14. Interoperability.

Calling COM Components from Managed Code. Calling Managed Components from COM Client. Platform Invocation Services (PInvoke).



Appendix A Visual Studio.NET.

Overview of Visual Studio.NET. Creating a Console Application. Project Configurations. Debugging.



Index.

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MICHAEL STIEFEL is a consultant who specializes in developing enterprise applications with Microsoft technology. His expertise covers all stages of design and implementation for multi-tier applications. He has worked for Microsoft and taught graduate-level software engineering at Northeastern University.

DR. ROBERT J. OBERG is the founder and President of Object Innovations, a leading developer of integrated courseware on fundamental software technologies including Microsoft .NET, COM/DCOM/COM+, MFC, OLE, and Java. His books include Understanding and Programming COM+ and Introduction to C# Using .NET (Prentice Hall PTR).

Build industrial-strength .NET applications with C#!

  • Practical, useful information on the .NET Framework, the Common Language Runtime, ADO.NET, ASP.NET, Web Services, security, interoperability, and more
  • Running case study: see how concepts work together when you build .NET applications
  • Experienced C++, Java, and Visual Basic programmers: become effective with .NET!

This book gives experienced developers all the practical insight they need to build enterprise applications for Microsoft's .NET platform using C#. Using extensive code examples and a running case study, the authors illuminate the .NET concepts and technologies that offer the greatest power and value. They cover the entire process of constructing a .NET application: creating a monolithic C# console application; enhancing it with a Windows Forms interface; isolating functionality inside components, adding database access and security; and finally, delivering functionality through ASP.NET and Web Services.

  • .NET Framework and Common Language Runtime fundamentals for experienced programmers
  • Key .NET features: interfaces, attributes, collections, threading, remoting, assemblies, and more
  • Hands-on coverage of ADO.NET, ASP.NET, Web Services, and user interface programming
  • Component deployment and versioning
  • Ensuring interoperability with diverse and legacy systems
  • Includes a self-contained C# overview for those new to the language

Part of The Integrated .NET series from Object Innovations.

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