From the Back Cover
Build industrial-strength .NET applications with C#!
- Practical, useful information on the .NET Framework, the Common Language Runtime, ADO.NET, ASP.NET, Web Services, security, interoperability, and more
- Running case study: see how concepts work together when you build .NET applications
- Experienced C++, Java, and Visual Basic programmers: become effective with .NET!
This book gives experienced developers all the practical insight they need to build enterprise applications for Microsoft's .NET platform using C#. Using extensive code examples and a running case study, the authors illuminate the .NET concepts and technologies that offer the greatest power and value. They cover the entire process of constructing a .NET application: creating a monolithic C# console application; enhancing it with a Windows Forms interface; isolating functionality inside components, adding database access and security; and finally, delivering functionality through ASP.NET and Web Services.
- .NET Framework and Common Language Runtime fundamentals for experienced programmers
- Key .NET features: interfaces, attributes, collections, threading, remoting, assemblies, and more
- Hands-on coverage of ADO.NET, ASP.NET, Web Services, and user interface programming
- Component deployment and versioning
- Ensuring interoperability with diverse and legacy systems
- Includes a self-contained C# overview for those new to the language
Part of The Integrated .NET series from Object Innovations.
About the Author
MICHAEL STIEFEL is a consultant who specializes in developing enterprise applications with Microsoft technology. His expertise covers all stages of design and implementation for multi-tier applications. He has worked for Microsoft and taught graduate-level software engineering at Northeastern University.
DR. ROBERT J. OBERG is the founder and President of Object Innovations, a leading developer of integrated courseware on fundamental software technologies including Microsoft .NET, COM/DCOM/COM+, MFC, OLE, and Java. His books include Understanding and Programming COM+ and Introduction to C# Using .NET (Prentice Hall PTR).
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