Developing .NET Enterprise Applications is a complete guide to building a scalable enterprise application using .NET technologies. Other available books deeply describe individual Framework components, such as database, Windows Forms, or WebForms, but none tie all the technologies into a single scalable application.
When you start from short teaching an application to putting together such pieces as interaction with multi-tiers, varying back end databases, and legacy, the problems and techniques that are needed grow exponentially. The transition from learning a language to building an enterprise application is where the need for “guidebooks” is the greatest, and Developing .NET Enterprise Applications is designed to make the transition easier.
AN ENTERPRISE APPLICATION is one that supports any multidivisional organization with data and services that enable business-spesific functions. Such appllications typically integrate multiple technologies, such as database access, directory services, mail services, business processes, and more. This chapter defines the components of an enterprise application and then explores the technologies involved in creating one.
Finally the chapter introduces IssueTracker, the fully functional enterprise application that this book builds with each subsequent chapter. The IssueTracker example application will serve as central repository for issues within an enterprise such sales requests, support issues, development bugs, and executive status. As an enterprise-wide application, IssueTracker will interact with multiple server-side resources, such as databases, email servers, process management angines, directory services, Web services, reporting services, and mobile services. Starting this chapter, each chapter outlines the best practices that yield maximum performance, reliability, and scalability.
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When you start from short teaching an application to putting together such pieces as interaction with multi-tiers, varying back end databases, and legacy, the problems and techniques that are needed grow exponentially. The transition from learning a language to building an enterprise application is where the need for “guidebooks” is the greatest, and Developing .NET Enterprise Applications is designed to make the transition easier.
AN ENTERPRISE APPLICATION is one that supports any multidivisional organization with data and services that enable business-spesific functions. Such appllications typically integrate multiple technologies, such as database access, directory services, mail services, business processes, and more. This chapter defines the components of an enterprise application and then explores the technologies involved in creating one.
Finally the chapter introduces IssueTracker, the fully functional enterprise application that this book builds with each subsequent chapter. The IssueTracker example application will serve as central repository for issues within an enterprise such sales requests, support issues, development bugs, and executive status. As an enterprise-wide application, IssueTracker will interact with multiple server-side resources, such as databases, email servers, process management angines, directory services, Web services, reporting services, and mobile services. Starting this chapter, each chapter outlines the best practices that yield maximum performance, reliability, and scalability.
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