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Leverage your Visual C++ skills in advanced .NET development. Leverage your Visual C++ skills to build advanced .NET applications and Web services Covers managed code, COM/Win32 interoperability, Windows Forms, ADO.NET, ASP.NET, SOAP, XML, security, and more Running case study: build a complete system using Visual C++ and .NET Now, experienced Visual C++ developers can leverage their existing skills to create state-of-the-art .NET applications! .NET Architecture and Programming Using Visual C++ introduces the .NET Framework and programming model from the perspective of the Visual C++ developer, then presents breakthrough techniques for building Windows and Web systems with maximum power and performance. Through extensive examples and a book-length case study, it helps you master every facet of Visual C++ .NET development--from data access to debugging, managed code to COM/Win32 interoperability. Managed C++ programming: interfaces, delegates, events, and .NET Framework interactions User interface programming with Visual C++ .NET and the new Windows Forms classes Assemblies and other tools for building simpler, more robust Windows applications .N ET metadata, serialization, threading, attributes, asynchronous programming, remoting, and memory management ADO.NET: Accessing both relational and XML-based data Building Web applications and services with Visual C++ .NET, ASP.NET, and SOAP Securing .NET applications: Code Access Security, declarative security, and more In-depth coverage of interoperability with legacy Windows applicationsPart of The Integrated .NET Series from Object Innovations and Prentice Hall PTR.

Table of Contents:
(NOTE: Each Chapter ends with Summary.

Preface.


Acknowledgements.


About this Series.


1. What Is Microsoft .NET?

Microsoft and the Web. Windows on the Desktop. A New Programming Platform. The Role of XML.



2. .NET Fundamentals.

Problems of Windows Development. Applications of the future. .NET Overview.



3. Managed C++ Programming.

How C++ Fits into the .NET World. Enabling C++ Managed Extensions. First Managed C++ .NET Programs. Mapping C++ to the CLS and the .NET Framework. C++ Programming for the .NET Platform. Exception Handling. C++ Attributes.



4. Object-Oriented Programming in Managed C++.

Review of Object-Oriented Concepts. Acme Travel Agency Case Study: Design. Inheritance in Managed C++. Inheritance Fundamentals. Acme Travel Agency Case Study: Implementation.



5. Managed C++ in the .NET Framework.

System: Object. Collections. ArrayList Example. Interfaces. Generic Interfaces in .NET. Delegates. Events.



6. User Interface Programming.

Windows Forms Hierarchy. Simple Forms Using .NET SDK. Windows Forms Event Handling. Menus. Controls. Visual Studio.NET and Forms. Dialog Boxes. ListBox Control. Acme Travel Agency Case Study - Step 3.



7. Assemblies and Deployment.

Assemblies. Private Assembly Deployment. Shared Assembly Deployment. Assembly Configuration. Multi-module Assemblies. Deploying the Case Study. Setup and Deployment Projects.



8. .NET Framework Classes.

Metadata and Reflection. Input and Output in .NET. Serialization. .NET Application Model. Context. Application Isolation. Asynchronous Programming. Remoting. Custom Attributes. Garbage Collection.



9. Programming with ADO.NET.

Data Providers. The Visual Studio.NET Server Explorer. Getting Connected. Data Readers. Parameters Collection. SqlDataAdapter and the DataSet Class. DataSet Collections. Dataset Fundamentals. Database Transactions and Updates. Working with Datasets. Acme Travel Agency Case Study. XML Data Access. AirlineBrokers Database.



10. ASP.NET and Web Forms.

What Is ASP.NET? Web Forms Architecture. Request/Response Programming. Case Study. ASP.NET Applications. State in ASP.NET Applications. ASP.NET Configuration. More About ASP.NET.



11. Web Services.

Protocols. Web Service Architecture. SOAP Formatting Differences. WebService Class. Using the Managed C++ Web Service Template. The Arithmetic Web Service. Hotel Broker Web Service.



12. ATL Server Web Sites and Web Services.

History of Dynamic Web Content Technologies. ATL Server Applications. ATL Server Application Architecture. Creating an ATL Server Project. Creating an ATL Server Web Service Project.



13. Security.

User-Based Security. Code Access Security. Internet Security. Role-Based Security in .NET. Code Access Permissions. Code Identity. Security Policy.



14. Tracing and Debugging in .NET.

The TraceDemo Example. Deploying TraceDemo.exe.config. Using the Debug and Trace Classes. Using Switches to Enable Diagnostics. Enabling or Disabling Switches. TraceListener. Listeners Collection.



15. Mixing Managed and Unmanaged Code.

Comparing Managed and Unmanaged Code. Managed and Unmanaged Reference and Value Types. Restrictions on Using Managed Types in C++. Calling Across the Managed/Unmanaged Boundary. Comparing C++ Programming in COM and .NET. Accessing COM Components from Managed Code. Accessing Managed Components from COM Clients. Platform Invocation Services (PInvoke).



Appendix A. Visual Studio.NET.

Overview of Visual Studio.NET. Creating a Console Application. Project Configurations. Debugging. Summary.



Index.


About the Author :

PETER THORSTEINSON is a systems analyst who has been programming and teaching software development for over a decade. He has taught and developed many courses on C++, Java, and C#, as well as MFC, ATL, MTS, and COM+. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Manitoba.

ROBERT J. OBERG is founder and President of Object Innovations, a leading developer of integrated courseware on fundamental software including Microsoft .NET, COM+, OLE, MFC, and Java. His books include Understanding and Programming COM+, Introduction to C# Using .NET, and Application Development Using C# and .NET (Prentice Hall PTR). He is series editor for The Integrated .NET Series from Object Innovations and Prentice Hall PTR.


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Product Details
  • ISBN-13: 9780130652072
  • Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
  • Publisher Imprint: Prentice Hall
  • Height: 235 mm
  • No of Pages: 704
  • Weight: 1302 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0130652075
  • Publisher Date: 27 Mar 2002
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Spine Width: 44 mm
  • Width: 178 mm


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