.NET Programming: A Practical Guide Using C# (Paperback) (.NET 程式設計：使用 C# 的實用指南)

Appropriate for all courses in Microsoft .NET programming for students who have programming experience.

This hands-on, example-rich guide to .NET has two goals: to help students gain an in-depth understanding of .NET's architecture, and to help them understand .NET's services to start building enterprise-class applications as rapidly as possible. Pradeep Tapadiya begins by establishing a solid foundation for enterprise .NET programming. He reviews Microsoft's short and long-term goals for .NET, illuminates .NET's programming model and infrastructure, and walks through the entire process of building a .NET application, from development through deployment and maintenance. Next, he presents in-depth coverage of .NET's support for distributed computing and Web services; and its approach to interoperability with COM and non-COM-based legacy applications. Detailed chapters address concurrency and multithreading; new .NET server and client security issues; transaction processing; .NET mechanisms for optimizing scalability; and the effective use of reflection and assemblies. An accompanying ftp site contains all of the book's extensive source code.

Table of Contents

Introduction.
Acknowledgments.

I.

1. What Is.NET?
2. From C++ to C#.
3. Assemblies.
4. Essentials of the .NET Framework.
5. Programming with the Base Class Library.

II.

6. Distributed Computing.
7. Interoperability.
8. Concurrency.
9. Security.
10. Enterprise Services.
Index.