(Brian Sam-Bodden and Christopher M. Judd) Java jas found a niche in the server side of contemporary distributed computing, in which the most prevalent service model is the browser-based application or web application. The rise of the Internet as a global network for business has given enterprise co
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Using the Domain Objects Persistence Pattern in .NET
(Iqbal M. Khan) When developing object-oriented applications that use relational databases, creating a domain object design that’s consistent with the database design makes applications easier to understand, because domain objects typically represent real-life “entities” and their relationships with
Using the Domain Objects Persistence Pattern in .NET
(Iqbal M. Khan) When developing object-oriented applications that use relational databases, creating a domain object design that’s consistent with the database design makes applications easier to understand, because domain objects typically represent real-life “entities” and their relationships with
Replicating GetRows in .NET – Introduction
(Dimitrios Markatos) I believe .NET is the most exciting new development platform to date, with cumulative features surpassing many others as a whole. Migrating your legacy ASP code can be a daunting task given that you’re learning as you go, but if you had some perusal of the framework it’ll be a l
Replicating GetRows in .NET – Introduction
(Dimitrios Markatos) I believe .NET is the most exciting new development platform to date, with cumulative features surpassing many others as a whole. Migrating your legacy ASP code can be a daunting task given that you’re learning as you go, but if you had some perusal of the framework it’ll be a l
Determine when to opt for remoting over Web services
(Tony Patton) Many developers consider Web services the de facto solution in their everyday work. While Web services do work in many situations, there are alternatives that may be more appropriate depending on the project. Remoting is a good example, but deciding when to use remoting as opposed to a
Picking a Smart Client Communications Technology
(Brian Noyes) Once you choose to develop an application as a smart client application, you have a number of design decisions that you need to tackle. You need to design the presentation layer application (the client), as well as a back-end server architecture. You need to think about security, h
Building Object-Oriented Database Interfaces in PHP: Working with Multiple Data Access Objects
(Alejandro Gervasio) Here we are again. Welcome to the third part of the series “Building Object-Oriented Database Interfaces in PHP.” I’m pretty sure that you’ve been working for a while with the concept of database interfaces explained in my previous articles, playing around with the source code d
Performance of ASP.NET Web Services, Enterprise Services, and .NET Remoting
(Ingo Rammer and Richard Turner) Compare and contrast performance characteristics of real-life ASP.NET Web services, .NET Enterprise Services components, and .NET Remoting components, and get recommendations on how to best use these technologies.
.NET Nuances
(Don Kiely) Encryption is the key to much of the security in today’s application software — on any platform. One of the major benefits of ASP.NET and the .NET Framework is its support for the encryption infrastructure, both in terms of implementing a variety of encryption and hashing algorithms