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This is the fourth webcast in our series on architecting desktop applications with the Microsoft .NET Framework. This webcast focuses on the major issues, various solutions, and trade-offs involved in designing secure desktop applications. Topics include authentication, authorization, securing configuration and user settings, and the Microsoft patterns & practices Enterprise Library Security Application Block....
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If you write distributed applications, chances are good that you use serialization (although you may not know it). This webcast focuses on the internal workings of the serialization engines that are included in the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 and discusses some serialization techniques you can use to get the best results for your applications....
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When you are architecting service-oriented applications such as smart clients, it is sometimes easier to conceptualize how the entire application will work in your head. But what if you need to document the application model? What if you are working with an extremely complex environment? Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team Edition for Software Architects provides a suite of tools to help you visually model an application, validate it against a network and hardware infrastructure, and then deploy y...
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January 3, 2002
The objective of this session is to introduce developers to some basic features of .NET Framework XML assemblies and how this integrates with the other key framework components....
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Author: Jay Allen
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In the past, Web developers often used ActiveX controls if they wanted customized client-side functionality incorporated into their Web applications. Now, they can build objects supported by the Microsoft .NET Framework which are more compact, lightweight, secure, and seamlessly integrated. By hosting .NET Windows Forms controls in Internet Explorer, developers can realize many of their client-side Web development goals. This article adapts ActiveX concepts for use with Windows Forms, and builds...
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Can you really write managed code that performs comparably to native code? You bet you can, and you can do it with much greater productivity. But, it may require you to change some of your thinking and plan ahead. Let the experts teach you how to design and build your Microsoft .NET Compact Framework applications for maximum performance and efficiency. Build performance into your applications right from the start....
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Learn how the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 serves as the starting point for many of the great features you can use to make your development experience faster, easier, and more productive. Learn about key features of .NET Framework 2.0 that are exposed by the CLR, including the ability to host the CLR, new capabilities for network communications, ClickOnce, Edit-And-Continue (EnC), and 64-bit support. Whet your appetite for some of the many and varied new base class features, including strongly t...
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Learn how the common language runtime (CLR) works "from soup to nuts." Learn about the CLR execution model, including intermediate language, verification, just in time (JIT) compilation, metadata, and assembly loading. Explore the runtime relationship between code, types, and objects, and also the relationship between a thread's stack and the heap. See how the CLR garbage collector knows which objects are in use and which are not, so that memory from unused objects can be reclaimed. Attend this ...
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The Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 includes the System.Transactions namespace, which enhances transactional support for managed code. This webcast discusses how System.Transactions can handle transactions without deriving from a ServicedComponent, using interception or reflection. Designed to integrate with Microsoft SQL Server 2005, System.Transactions supports promotion of local lightweight to fully distributed transactions. We illustrate this using examples that modify default transactional set...
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Does user input help you to build your Microsoft SQL Server statements? If so, you may be a victim of SQL injection. This is just one of the many items we will discuss in part two of this three-part series. In this webcast, you will learn established best practices for applying security principles throughout the development process. Join us to learn effective strategies for defending common security threats such as buffer overruns, cross-site scripting, SQL injection, and denial of service attac...
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Composite user interfaces in smart client applications are a powerful alternative to Web-based portals. In this webcast, we show you how to use the new Microsoft patterns & practices Composite UI Application Block to build smart client applications out of "Smart Parts" which you can then develop and deploy as independent units of functionality. This continuation of the lab further explores the design and implementation of the Composite UI Application Block....
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With the official release of Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 just days away, we are ready to launch the Composite UI Application Block. In this webcast, the team gives you an overview of the final release so you can begin building composite, smart client applications that take advantage of the power of this application block....
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May 30, 2002
The Microsoft .NET Framework provides the developer with highly customizable APIs to serialize and to deserialize objects into XML. In this session, you will learn how to use the classes implemented in the System.Xml.Serialization namespace to do this task....
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April 25, 2002
During this Support WebCast, we will introduce the common language runtime, the execution engine of Microsoft .NET platform. We'll look at the benefits of the common language runtime, such as garbage collection, just-in-time (JIT) compilation, and common type system. We'll also briefly discuss the execution model, assemblies, intermediate language, metadata, and other topics. This session will provide a high-level overview as well as a look at how various features wo...
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October 9, 2001
XML is everywhere in Microsoft .NET, and this session will explain what that really means. We will discuss how the .NET platform and components are integrated by XML. We will also talk about what classes and API you can use in .NET Framework to work with XML data....
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March 22, 2002
This WebCast provides an introduction to COM+ services. We will discuss the steps you can use to build and deploy a COM+ component in the managed world. In addition, we will talk about the services exposed by various attributes in the ServicedComponent class and the EnterpriseServices namespace, including object pooling, transactions, events, and security. We will discuss exposing COM+ components through remoting and exposing a COM+ component as a Web Service. We will review deployment of COM+ application proxies and servers. We will also consider best practices to..Read More..
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Thursday, July 18, 2002: 10:00 A.M. Pacific time (Greenwich mean time - 7 hours)
During this WebCast, we will explore the ways to integrate assemblies and Web services written with the .NET Framework, for both tightly coupled and loosely coupled systems. We will first discuss the loosely coupled systems that implement URL queries, templates, and ADO.NET classes to send and receive XML documents. We will then explore the SQLXML 3.0 interface used for automatic exposure to SOAP, and ...
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In the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.x, data binding evolved from a connected two-tier prototyping tool into a sensible, disconnected, n-tier technology worthy of inclusion in mainstream applications. In the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, there is even greater improvement! The design-time tools are richer, typed datasets offer greater encapsulation, user interfaces can be generated automatically, record navigation is greatly simplified, and master-detail scenarios are handled with ease. You can spen...
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Building an application is not the straightforward exercise it used to be. Decisions regarding which languages to use; whether to go n-tier, service-oriented, or client/server; which user interface approaches to take; even how to communicate between processes. It is enough to drive the most dedicated application developer nuts. In this webcast, we discuss the goals of an application architecture and why developers should be concerned about architecture in the first place. We then dive into the m...
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The Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 enables you to write connected applications more easily than ever. This webcast explores the new and improved classes in the System.Net namespace. Learn how to build an application that is aware of the network status and connectivity details. We also explain how to incorporate e-mail and FTP functionality directly into your application. We discuss security and caching for network-enabled applications. Finally, the presentation shows how to use the HttpListener cl...
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