Application Development Using C# and .NETApplication Development Using C# and .NET gives experienced developers unprecedented insight for building .NET enterprise applications with C#. A running case study covers the entire process: creating a monolithic C# console application; adding a Windows Forms interface; isolating functionality inside components, providing database access and security; and delivering functionality through ASP.NET and Web Services. Includes self-contained language overview for new C# users. |
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Contents
CHAPTER 1 What is Microsoft NET? | 2 |
CHAPTER 2 NET Fundamentals 11 | 11 |
Applications of the Future | 12 |
CHAPTER 3 C Overview for Sophisticated Programmers | 26 |
Console Input in C | 36 |
C Type System | 52 |
Arrays and Indexers | 66 |
More about Methods | 72 |
Garbage Collection and Finalization | 321 |
Summary | 331 |
Data Readers | 337 |
Parameters Collection | 344 |
Optimistic vs Pessimistic Locking and the DataSet | 354 |
Acme Travel Agency Case Study | 371 |
Schema with Relationships | 380 |
Web Forms Architecture | 393 |
Exceptions | 79 |
UserDefined Exception Classes | 85 |
Unsafe Code | 90 |
Summary | 96 |
Designing the Encapsulation | 108 |
HotelBroker | 115 |
Summary | 131 |
Collections | 138 |
Step 2 | 154 |
Events | 179 |
Summary | 189 |
Windows Forms Event Handling | 197 |
Controls | 205 |
Dialog Boxes | 218 |
ListBox Control | 225 |
CHAPTER 7 Assemblies and Deployment | 232 |
Private Assembly Deployment | 246 |
Setup and Deployment Projects | 258 |
CHAPTER 8 NET Framework Classes | 266 |
Input and Output in NET | 272 |
NET Application Model | 283 |
Context | 297 |
Asynchronous Programming | 305 |
Remoting | 311 |
RequestResponse Programming | 405 |
Web Applications Using Visual Studio NET | 413 |
Acme Travel Agency Case Study | 427 |
ASP NET Applications | 435 |
ASP NET Configuration | 443 |
Database Access in ASP NET | 456 |
CHAPTER 11 Web Services | 464 |
SOAP Differences | 478 |
Hotel Broker Web Service | 488 |
Security | 494 |
Specifying Users and Groups for Access in Web Config | 520 |
Code Access Permissions | 523 |
Code Identity | 536 |
Summary | 549 |
Enabling or Disabling Switches | 555 |
Calling COM Components from Managed Code | 560 |
Calling Managed Components from COM Client | 572 |
Platform Invocation Services Plnvoke | 579 |
Creating a Console Application | 589 |
Debugging | 595 |
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Common terms and phrases
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Application Development Using C# and .NET Integrated .NET Series Integrated .NET series from Object Innovations and Prentice Hall PTR Oberg .Net The integrated .NET series from object innovations |
| Authors | Michael Stiefel, Robert J. Oberg |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Prentice Hall Professional, 2002 |
| ISBN | 013093383X, 9780130933836 |
| Length | 623 pages |
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