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Performance Consulting: A Practical Guide for HR and Learning Professionals

ISBN: 1576754359
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2002
Pages: 244

Authors: Dana Gaines Robinson, James C Robinson

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• Professional C, 2nd Edition
• Table of Contents
• Introduction
• The Significance of .NET and C
• So What is .NET?
• Where C Fits In
• What You Need to Write and Run C Code
• What This Book Covers
• Conventions
• Technical Support
• p2p.wrox.com
• Chapter 1: C and .NET Architecture
• The Relationship of C to .NET
• The Common Language Runtime
• A Closer Look at Intermediate Language
• Assemblies
• .NET Framework Classes
• Creating .NET Applications Using C
• The Role of C in .NET Enterprise Architecture
• Summary
• Chapter 2: C Basics
• Before We Start
• Our First C Program
• Variables
• Predefined Data Types
• Flow Control
• Program Structure
• Methods
• Arrays
• Operators
• Type Safety
• Enumerations
• Namespaces
• The Main() Method
• More on Compiling C Files
• Console IO
• Using Comments
• Identifiers and Keywords
• Summary
• Chapter 3: Object-Oriented C
• Classes and Inheritance
• Properties
• Inlining
• The Object Class
• Interfaces
• Construction and Disposal
• readonly Fields
• Structs
• Operator Overloading
• Indexers
• Summary
• Chapter 4: Advanced C Topics
• Errors and Exception Handling
• User-Defined Casts
• Delegates
• Events
• The C Preprocessor Directives
• Attributes
• Memory Management Under the Hood
• Unsafe Code
• Summary
• Chapter 5: C and the Base Classes
• System.Object
• String Handling
• Regular Expressions
• Groups of Objects
• Custom Attributes
• Reflection
• Threading
• Summary
• Chapter 6: Programming in the .NET Environment
• Visual Studio .NET
• Other .NET Tools
• .NET Usage Guidelines
• Summary
• Chapter 7: Windows Applications
• Windows Applications in .NET
• Windows Forms
• Windows Controls
• Custom Controls
• Summary
• Chapter 8: Assemblies
• What are Assemblies?
• Assembly Structure
• Cross-Language Support
• Adding Resources to Assemblies
• Global Assembly Cache
• Creating Shared Assemblies
• Configuration
• Deployment
• Summary
• Chapter 9: Data Access with .NET
• ADO.NET Overview
• Using Database Connections
• Commands
• Quick Data Access: The Data Reader
• Managing Data and Relationships: The DataSet
• XML Schemas
• Populating a DataSet
• Persisting DataSet Changes
• Working with ADO.NET
• Summary
• Chapter 10: Viewing .NET Data
• The DataGrid Control
• Data Binding
• Visual Studio and Data Access
• Summary
• Chapter 11: Manipulating XML
• XML Standards Support in .NET
• Introducing the System.Xml Namespace
• Using MSXML in .NET
• Using System.Xml Classes
• Reading and Writing Streamed XML
• Using the DOM in .NET
• Using XPath and XSLT in .NET
• XML and ADO.NET
• Serializing Objects in XML
• Summary
• Chapter 12: File and Registry Operations
• Managing the File System
• Moving, Copying, and Deleting Files
• Reading and Writing to Files
• Reading and Writing to the Registry
• Summary
• Chapter 13: Working with the Active Directory
• Architecture of the Active Directory
• Administration Tools for the Active Directory
• Active Directory Service Interfaces (ADSI)
• Programming the Active Directory
• Searching for User Objects
• Summary
• Chapter 14: ASP.NET Pages
• ASP.NET Introduction
• ASP.NET Web Forms
• ADO.NET and Data Binding
• Application Configuration
• Summary
• Chapter 15: Web Services
• SOAP
• WSDL
• Web Services
• Extending the Meeting Room Booker Example
• Exchanging Data using SOAP Headers
• Summary
• Chapter 16: User Controls and Custom Controls
• User Controls
• Custom Controls
• A Straw Poll Control
• Summary
• Chapter 17: COM Interoperability
• A Quick Tour of COM
• Using COM Components in .NET
• Using .NET Components in COM
• Platform Invocation Services
• Summary
• Chapter 18: COM Services
• COM Services in Perspective
• Features of COM Services
• Using COM Services with .NET Assemblies
• Summary
• Chapter 19: Graphics with GDI
• Understanding Drawing Principles
• Measuring Coordinates and Areas
• A Note about Debugging
• Drawing Scrollable Windows
• Colors
• Pens and Brushes
• Drawing Shapes and Lines
• Displaying Images
• Drawing Text
• Fonts and Font Families
• Example: Enumerating Font Families
• Editing a Text Document: The CapsEditor Sample
• Printing
• Summary
• Chapter 20: Accessing the Internet
• The WebClient Class
• WebRequest and WebResponse Classes
• Displaying Output as an HTML Page
• Utility Classes
• Lower-Level Protocols
• Summary
• Chapter 21: Distributed Applications with .NET Remoting
• What is .NET Remoting?
• .NET Remoting Overview
• Contexts
• Remote Objects, Clients, and Servers
• .NET Remoting Architecture
• Miscellaneous .NET Remoting Features
• Summary
• Chapter 22: Windows Services
• What is a Windows Service?
• Windows Services Architecture
• System.ServiceProcess Namespace
• Creating a Windows Service
• Monitoring and Controlling the Service
• Troubleshooting
• Windows 2000 Service Features
• Summary
• Chapter 23: .NET Security
• Code Access Security
• Support for Security in the Framework
• Role-Based Security
• Managing Security Policy
• Summary
• Appendix A: Principles of Object-Oriented Programming
• A Note for VB 6 Programmers
• What is an Object?
• Objects in Programming
• Introducing Inheritance
• Interfaces
• Construction and Disposal
• Summary
• Appendix B: C Compilation Options
• Compiler Options
• Index
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