Programming Windows server 2003

Robert Hill Foster

326 pages, parution le 13/10/2003

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Résumé

Windows Server 2003 is the most advanced Microsoft operating system bearing the Windows name. It includes the .NET Framework (version 1.1) so you can begin writing .NET applications for your enterprise without delay. Programming Windows Server 2003 covers the new features of the OS and real-world techniques of applying them to your .NET applications. It is intended for intermediate and advanced-level .NET developers who wish to learn these new concepts now, and have a source for them in the future.

With this book your applications can benefit from new technologies in COM+, IIS 6, XML Web Services, and UDDI Services. The book illustrates best practices by developing a start-to-finish example: a contact management system. It includes a unique, easy to follow guide to securing your apps and is chock full of detailed coverage of topics important to practicing developers and architects.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Secrets of .NET 1.1
ASP.NET best practices
Installing IIS 6.0
Managing COM+
Integrating Web Services
Local UDDI Services
How to secure ASP.NET apps
Deploying ASP.NET applications

Windows Server 2003 overview
The .NET Framework, version 1.1
ASP.NET best practices
Internet Information Services 6
The Component Services 1.5 architecture
Using COM+ Services 1.5
Using XML and web services
Utilizing Microsoft UDDI Services in your enterprise
Windows Server 2003 application security
Deploying .NET applications
Appendix
Index

L'auteur - Robert Hill Foster

Robert Foster is a consultant, trainer and .NET mentor who founded the Nashville VS.NET User Group, and is a regular speaker at industry events. Robert lives in Nashville, Tennessee.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Manning Publications
Auteur(s)	Robert Hill Foster
Parution	13/10/2003
Nb. de pages	326
Format	18,7 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	560g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781930110984
ISBN13	978-1-930110-98-4