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

Invigorate

Components for Updating Data,., 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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Reconciling Update Errors,. 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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Ischemia

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Secondary Education in a Changing Worldaracters, you know their names and what they look like, and now you need to get them interacting. It’s time to start seeing how you can construct your applications to use an n-tiex architecture, business object components, and the services of the operating system and .NET itself.

Axillary

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45078-6s middle tier, or the type of client you’re serving to, you may have to tailor the data format to suit their requirements. As you saw, this is relatively easy with the .NET data access classes included in the Framework.

Mutter

MEEK

The State Economic Handbook 2008 Edition DataSet object, you can serialize it and send it to the client in a range of formats, exactly as you did in the earlier chapter examples where you remoted customer order data to rich clients for viewing only.

instulate

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-9312-9s into it; the picture would grow as you immersed yourself in the story. Finally, as the book progressed toward a climax, you’d see all the various characters interacting to produce that final nail-biting outcome.