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.Net and Web Services Overview
Introduction
1. What is .Net?
   1.1 Overview
   1.2 Technologies
   1.3 Environment
   1.4 Fundamentals
2. Web Services
3. Examples
4. Testing
   4.1 Future
   4.2 Hybrid Designs
5. Resources

Quiz
Evaluation
Questions?
1.2 .Net Framework - Technologies
The .Net Framework provides several technologies that allow developers to create Windows Applications and components:
  • Active Server Pages .Net (ASP.Net) – Allows for development of Web applications. An update of ASP. The new programming model allows developers to separate the programming functionality from the HTML visuals (Code behind).
  • Active Data Objects .Net (ADO.Net) – Programming interface for manipulating databases. Comes with SQL Server managed modules. Managed modules available for DB2 and Oracle. If necessary allows the developer to write database code using Open Database Connectivity (ODBC).
  • TCP/IP Classes – The .Net Framework contains a rich collection of classes that make writing TCP/IP enabled applications a snap.
  • .Net Remoting – .Net Remoting is the replacement for Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM). Allows the developer to create distributed applications. Provides some transport interfaces out of the box, but allows the user to create a custom transmit channel.
  • Trusted Computing Initiative – Code access security baked into the framework. Plus a rich security API to ease making your applications secure.
  • Web Service Development!

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