Titlebook: Distributed .NET Programming in C#; Tom Barnaby Book 2002 Tom Barnaby 2002 .NET.ADO.NET.C#.UNIX.XML.distributed programming.enterprise dev

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-1107-5; NET; ADO; NET; C#; UNIX; XML; distributed programming; enterprise developers; programming

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Von der Schule in die Arbeitswelt.NET ., so it would be naïve for me to assume that my readers are all expert.NET programmers. On the other hand, if I bloviated on all the.NET details, this book would easily eclipse 1000 pages. Therefore, in this chapter, I will only cover a few of the most critical concepts.

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Understanding XML Web Services,. a new technology hyped as much as Web services. Microsoft even describes .NET as a “platform for building Web services,” though it is so much more than that. And it seems every new technical book I pick up nowadays has a chapter on Web services. Are Web services really that revolutionary? Read on to find out.

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The Evolution of Distributed Programming,ances of distributed development in.NET, this chapter attempts to de-marketize such terms by applying real meaning and context to these ubiquitous words. Also, while this book is primarily a nuts-and-bolts “how to” guide, it is important to have a clear understanding of why you should distribute app

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Introduction to .NET Remoting,er going to see a “detail” chapter and I don’t blame you. Unfortunately, there is no practically way to dive into the details of implementing distributed applications using .NET Remoting without first describing some key terms and concepts from thirty thousand feet. Luckily, this technology is excit

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