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.NET Training, Consulting, Coaching & Development
December 2003 - Posts
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Chapter 6 of my new book is about Data Access with ADO.NET and ObjectSpaces.ADO.NET is only covered with a few examples how to use it from Serviced Components. ObjectSpaces has a big part in this chapter. Mapping business objects to relational data has Read More
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The new typed dataset designer with Whidbey automatically adds table relations to the typed dataset if you drag tables from the solution explorer. It's no longer necessary to add the relations manually to the designer.
Another feature of the typed dataset Read More
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My newest book arrived: Visual C# .NET 2003 Developer's Cookbook.
This book has a cookbook-style (as the name says). Every section starts with a "You want to...", and a how-to technique and comments that follow.Examples:
You want to create Read More
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Chapter 5 of my book is about network access to serviced components. This chapter is splitted into three parts: DCOM, .NET Remoting, ASP.NET Web Services.
DCOM is still a very useful protocol to access serviced components. This protocol is fast, contexts flow Read More
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COM Interop plays an important role with .NET Enterprise Services. Chapter 4 of my new book deals with COM Interop in regard to Enterprise Services.
One part of this chapter is using COM clients (VB6, C++, Scripting) accessing serviced components, the Read More
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