C#.net : web developer\'s guide / Adrian Turtschi .. [et al.] ; Saurabh Nandu, technical editor.

Contributor(s):

Turtschi, Adrian

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Rockland, Mass. : Syngress, c2002.Description: xxii, 793 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 computer optical disc (3 1/8 in.)ISBN:

1928994504 (pbk.)

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DDC classification:

005.133 TUR

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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Microsoft's C# ("C sharp") is a modern, object-oriented programming language built from the ground up to exploit the power of XML-based Web services on Microsoft's new .NET platform. With its Visual C++ development system heritage, C# will enable millions of C and C++ developers to use existing skills to rapidly build sophisticated XML-based .NET applications.
Why Will Web Developers Switch to C#?
...Because it's the ideal solution for C and C++ programmers who need to combine rapid development with the power to access all the functionality of the Microsoft.NET platform. They want an environment that is completely in sync with emerging Web standards and one that provides easy integration with existing applications.
C#.net Web Developer's Guide will enhance developer productivity and help them eliminate programming errors that can lead to increased development costs. This book teaches Web developers to quickly and easily build solutions for the Microsoft .NET platform. Web developers will learn to use C# components to build Web services and applications that are available across the Internet, from any application running on any platform.

Includes index.

Develop and deliver enterprise-critical desktop and web applications with C#.net--Cover.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

Foreword (p. xxi)
Chapter 1 Introducing the Microsoft .NET Platform (p. 1)
Introduction (p. 2)
Introducing the.NET Platform (p. 2)
Features of the .NET Platform (p. 5)
Components of the .NET Architecture (p. 14)
Exploring the Code Cycle (p. 21)
The Pursuit of Standardization (p. 24)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 26)
Chapter 2 Introducing C# Programming (p. 33)
Introduction (p. 34)
Getting Started (p. 35)
Creating Your First C# Program (p. 37)
Introducing Data Types (p. 47)
Explaining Control Structures (p. 49)
Understanding Properties and Indexers (p. 56)
Using Delegates and Events (p. 69)
Using Exception Handling (p. 85)
Understanding Inheritance (p. 90)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 104)
Chapter 3 Visual Studio.NET IDE (p. 109)
Introduction (p. 110)
Introducing Visual Studio.NET (p. 110)
Components of VS.NET (p. 112)
Features of VS.NET (p. 122)
Customizing the IDE (p. 129)
Creating a Project (p. 130)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 133)
Chapter 4 Windows Forms (p. 137)
Introduction (p. 138)
Introducing Windows Forms (p. 138)
Writing a Simple Windows Forms Application (p. 141)
Writing a Simple Text Editor (p. 154)
Using the ListView and TreeView Controls (p. 170)
Creating Controls (p. 181)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 196)
Chapter 5 Network Programming: Using TCP and UDP Protocols (p. 203)
Introduction (p. 204)
Introducing Networking and Sockets (p. 204)
Example TCP Command Transmission and Processing (p. 214)
Example UDP Command Transmission and Processing (p. 227)
Creating a News Ticker Using UDP Multicasting (p. 235)
Creating a UDP Client Server Chat Application (p. 250)
Creating a TCP P2P File Sharing Application (p. 269)
Access to Web Resources (p. 283)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 292)
Chapter 6 Remoting (p. 299)
Introduction (p. 300)
Introducing Remoting (p. 301)
Creating a Simple Remoting Client Server (p. 303)
Creating an Intranet Application (p. 321)
Creating Service-Based Applications (p. 334)
Summary/Solution Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 340)
Chapter 7 Message Queuing Using MSMQ (p. 345)
Introduction (p. 346)
Introducing MSMQ (p. 346)
Creating a Simple Application (p. 349)
Creating a Complex Application (p. 365)
Creating an Asynchronous Application (p. 376)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 379)
Chapter 8 ADO.NET (p. 383)
Introduction (p. 384)
Introducing ADO.NET (p. 384)
Working with System.Data.OleDb (p. 408)
Working with SQL.NET (p. 418)
Working with Odbc.NET (p. 422)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 426)
Chapter 9 Working with XML (p. 431)
Introduction (p. 432)
Introduction to XML (p. 432)
Working with XML DOM (p. 439)
Working with XML and Relational Data (p. 452)
Working with XPath and XSL Transformations (p. 469)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 490)
Chapter 10 ASP.NET (p. 495)
Introduction (p. 496)
Introducing the ASP.NET Architecture (p. 496)
Working with Web Forms (p. 513)
Working with ADO.NET (p. 529)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 571)
Chapter 11 Web Services (p. 575)
Introduction (p. 576)
The Case for Web Services (p. 576)
Web Service Standards (p. 581)
Working with Web Services (p. 611)
Advanced Web Services (p. 646)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 664)
Chapter 12 Building a Jokes Web Service (p. 669)
Introduction (p. 670)
Motivation and Requirements for the Jokes Web Service (p. 670)
Functional Application Design (p. 672)
Implementing the Jokes Data Repository (p. 677)
Implementing the Jokes Middle Tier (p. 694)
Creating a Client Application (p. 758)
Summary/Solutions Fast Track/Frequently Asked Questions (p. 776)
Index (p. 781)