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	Table of Contents

.NET Patterns: Architecture, Design, and Process
By Christian Thilmany
Publisher	: Addison Wesley
Pub Date	: August 18, 2003
ISBN	: 0-32-113002-2
Pages	: 448

		Copyright
		Praise for the Book
		The Software Patterns Series
		Forewords
		Preface
			The Road to .NET and this Book
			Book Layout
		Part 1.  Building a Framework with .NET
			Chapter 1.  New Framework, New Model, New Measures
				Not Another LanguagePlease Stop!
				The .NET Framework and a Distributed New World
				.NET and XML Web Services
				XML Web Services Primer
				Highlights of .NET
				Components of .NETA Snippet
				Patterns Explained
				History and Categorization
				Categorizing Patterns
				The Pattern Library
				How to Use the Pattern Library
			Chapter 2.  Framework Patterns: Exception Handling, Logging, and Tracing
				Overview
				Exception Handling
				Building a Base Exception Class
				Managing Exception Boundaries
				Technology BackgrounderSOAP Faults
				Technology BackgrounderTrace Switches and Trace Listeners
				Remote TracingBuilding a Custom Trace Listener
				Summary
		Part 2.  Creating the Tiers of a Framework
			Chapter 3.  Presentation-Tier Patterns
				Overview
				Notifying Thread Manager
				Pollable Thread Manager
				MultiSync Thread Manager
				Error Cross-Reference Generator
				Webform Template
				Dynamic Assembly Loader
				Stunt Driver Interface
			Chapter 4.  Middle-Tier Patterns
				Overview
				Chained Service Factory
				Unchained Service Factory
				Product Manager
				Service Faade
				Abstract Packet Pattern
				Packet Translator
			Chapter 5.  Persistence-Tier Patterns
				Overview
				Technology BackgrounderSchemas and Datasets
				Poly Model Pattern
				Schema Field Pattern
				Schema Indexer
			Chapter 6.  Process Patterns: Applying .NET Patterns to a Commercial Product
				Overview
				ProductX and the Commercial Framework
				.NET Technology: A Competitive Advantage
				Applying .NET Patterns
				Invoking Our Framework from the ProductX Web Client
				Summarizing the Suite
			Chapter 7.  Advanced Patterns
				Overview
				Abstract Cache
				Web Service Interface Pattern
				Loosely Coupled Transactor Server
				Loosely Coupled Transactor Client
				Password Storage