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Microsoft Visual J# .NET (Core Reference) (Pro-Developer)

ISBN: 0735615500
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2002
Pages: 128

Authors: John Longshaw, Andy Sharp

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• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• How This Book Is Organized
• System Requirements
• Installing the Sample Files
• Part I: The Architecture of .NET
• Chapter 1. The Challenge of N -Tier Development
• ClientServer and N -Tier Architectures
• Connectivity and Data Formats
• Data Access
• Nonfunctional Requirements
• .NET Enterprise Servers
• Java and .NET
• Summary
• Chapter 2. Microsoft .NET
• Compilers and Language Support
• Assemblies and Deployment
• The .NET Framework Class Library
• .NET Remoting and the Web
• .NET Security
• Summary
• Chapter 3. Java and the Common Language Runtime
• Components and Java
• Java, J, and the .NET Framework
• Metadata and Attributes
• Enterprise Java
• Summary
• Chapter 4. Graphical User Interfaces
• Desktop GUIs
• Porting Existing Java Applications
• Writing a GUI Application Using the .NET Classes
• Summary
• Part II: Managing and Manipulating Data
• Chapter 5. Processing XML
• Using XML in a .NET Application
• Single-Pass Processing of XML Documents
• Validation and Entity Resolution
• Processing XML Documents in Memory
• Writing and Manipulating In-Memory XML Documents
• XML and Data
• Summary
• Chapter 6. Transforming XML
• Transforming XML in .NET Applications
• Applying Stylesheets to XML Documents
• Optimization and Partial Transformation
• Parameterization and External Functionality
• Summary
• Chapter 7. ADO.NET
• The ADO.NET Architecture
• Connecting to a Data Store
• Executing Commands Against a Data Store
• Using DataSet Objects for Data Access
• Transaction Management
• Working with XML and ADO.NET
• Summary
• Part III: Developing for the Enterprise
• Chapter 8. Multithreading with .NET
• Threads and .NET
• Synchronization
• Interthread Communication
• Thread Pooling
• Summary
• Chapter 9. Basic Network Programming
• Sockets Essentials
• Using Sockets Asynchronously
• Web Network Programming
• Security over the Internet
• Summary
• Chapter 10. Serializing Objects
• Serializing and Deserializing Data
• Advanced Serialization
• XML Serialization
• Summary
• Chapter 11. .NET Remoting
• The Common Language Runtime Remoting Architecture
• Programming with TCP Remoting
• HTTP Remoting
• Customizing Remoting
• Summary
• Chapter 12. Using Message Queues
• The Architecture of Message Queuing 3.0
• Programming Message Queues
• Asynchronous Operations
• Messaging in the Real World
• Summary
• Part IV: Integrating with Windows
• Chapter 13. Integrating with Unmanaged Components
• Managed and Unmanaged Code
• Invoking Methods in Unmanaged DLLs
• Calling COM Components
• Integrating .NET Components into COM
• Interoperability with Other Technologies
• Summary
• Chapter 14. Serviced Components and COM
• Using an Existing COM Component
• Building a Serviced Component
• Features of Serviced Components
• .NET and COM Security
• Asynchronous Components
• Summary
• Chapter 15. Implementing Windows Services
• Controlling a Windows Service
• Writing a Windows Service
• Summary
• Part V: Building Applications for the Web
• Chapter 16. ASP.NET: A Better ASP
• Introducing ASP.NET
• HTML Forms and ASP Forms
• ASP.NET Web Forms
• Migrating from ASP Pages
• Pages, Controls, and Data
• Building ASP.NET Web Applications
• Summary
• Chapter 17. Building a Web Service
• An Overview of Web Services
• Creating a Web Service
• Web Service Description and Data Types
• Creating an XML Web Service Application
• Summary
• Chapter 18. Creating a Web Service Client
• Web Service Clients
• Dynamic Discovery of Web Services
• Summary
• About the Author