Titlebook: Distributed Data Applications with ASP.NET; Alex Homer,David Sussman Book 2004Latest edition Alex Homer and David Sussman 2004 .NET.ASP.NE

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叙述

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Charles Edge,Chip Pearson,Amy Larson Pearson., you learned how to access data sources and create a data tier for your applications. We discussed techniques for remoting data to various types of client and how you can detect the client type when they first hit your application. It’s now time to see an application that puts all these techniques into practice.

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Charles Edge,Chip Pearson,Amy Larson Pearson. was devoted to how you can use the data access tier components created in Chapters 2 and 3 to create interactive applications that work on most HTML browsers and on small-screen and mobile devices such as Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and cellular phones.

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Charles Edge,Chip Pearson,Amy Larson Pearson., you saw how we can use the features of ADO.NET to update a data source using a DataSet object and collect information in this DataSet about concurrency or other errors that might arise during the update process. This technique provides an extremely useful foundation for building distributed applications that perform data updates.

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Scott D. Watkins,Patrick L. Anderson. considered the ramifications of, and techniques for, updating remotely cached data and then applying these updates to a back-end data store. You also built an application that can perform the updates on the client and send them back to the server as a diffgram from which you can reconstruct a suitable DataSet object.

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Working with Down-Level Clients,., you learned how to access data sources and create a data tier for your applications. We discussed techniques for remoting data to various types of client and how you can detect the client type when they first hit your application. It’s now time to see an application that puts all these techniques into practice.

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