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	CD-ROM

Microsoft Visual J# .NET
By John  Sharp, Andy  Longshaw, Peter  Roxburgh
Publisher	: Microsoft Press
Pub Date	: September 7, 2002
ISBN	: 0-7356-1550-0
Pages	: 944

		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
				Client/Server 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

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