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Building .Net Applications & Web Services

Building .Net Applications & Web Services

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Overview

The Microsoft .NET platform looks set to changes the way computers and users interact, bringing employees, customers, data and business applications into an interactive whole. This work, written by real-world developers provides a reference for creating .NET applications.

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ISBN-13:	9780072130478
Publisher:	McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media
Publication date:	03/01/2002
Series:	Application Development Series
Pages:	608
Product dimensions:	7.38(w) x 9.36(h) x 1.28(d)

Table of Contents

	Acknowledgments	xiii
	Introduction	xv
Part I	Overview of XML
Chapter 1	The Windows Distributed Platform	3
	Distributed Data	4
	Distributed Components	9
	Distributed Architectures	13
	Distributed Services	20
	Summary	27
Chapter 2	XML Basics	29
	What Is XML and Why Is It Here?	30
	XML Process Overview	31
	Self-Describing Data	32
	Well-Formed XML	33
	Summary	39
Chapter 3	XML Schemas	41
	Namespaces	43
	XML Schemas	46
	Summary	67
Chapter 4	The Document Object Model (DOM)	69
	DOM Introduction	70
	DOM Interface Specifications	73
	DOM Core Module	75
	DOM XML Module	96
	Understanding the Object Model	98
	Summary	102
Chapter 5	XSLT	105
	XSLT and XSL	106
	XPath	107
	How XSLT Works	107
	Elements of Transformation	112
	XPath Expressions	135
	Summary	145
Chapter 6	Taking Advantage of Structured Data	147
	Understanding Structured Data	148
	Using Structured XML Data	155
	Stateless Architectures	178
	Summary	183
Chapter 7	Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)	185
	What Is SOAP?	186
	SOAP Encoding	190
	SOAP Messages	206
	Putting SOAP to Use	215
	Summary	217
Chapter 8	Understanding Web Services	219
	What Is a Web Service?	220
	Designing Web Services	224
	Building Web Services	231
	Universal Discovery, Description, and Integration (UDDI)	250
	Summary	253
Part II	.NET Framework
Chapter 9	Common Language Runtime (CLR)	257
	Inside the .NET Framework	258
	Developing .NET Applications	263
	Lifecycle of an Application	282
	Summary	293
Chapter 10	.NET Framework Classes	295
	Inside the .NET Framework	296
	Common Type System	297
	Value Types	304
	Reference Types	309
	Framework Classes	319
	Summary	324
Chapter 11	Integrating SQL Server 2000 with .NET	325
	SQL Server 2000 and XML	326
	Returning Data as XML	327
	Writing Data to the Database Using XML	338
	Accessing SQL Server 2000 over HTTP	342
	Summary	353
Chapter 12	ADO.NET Overview	355
	Evolution of ADO	356
	ADO.NET Object Models	357
	Performance: DataAdapter Versus DataReader	375
	OLE DB Managed Provider	379
	Summary	382
Chapter 13	ADO.NET DataSets	385
	DataSet Class	386
	Using DataSets	387
	DataSets and XML	399
	Putting It All Together	403
	Summary	413
Part III	.NET Services and Applications
Chapter 14	ASP.NET Web Services	417
	ASP.NET Web Services	420
	Building a Web Service with .NET	420
	Consuming Web Services	442
	Securing a .NET Web Service	448
	Web Service Design	454
	Summary	457
Chapter 15	ASP.NET	459
	ASP.NET Web Pages	460
	Web Page Events	460
	Postbacks	477
	ASP.NET Controls	478
	Summary	506
Chapter 16	Windows Forms	507
	New Windows Application	508
	New Controls	530
	Remote Deployment	541
	Integrating with Java	549
	Summary	554
Chapter 17	Debugging .NET Applications	557
	Debugging .NET Applications	558
	Debugging Multithreaded Applications	567
	Remote Debugging	568
	Summary	574
	Index	577

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