 |
Inside Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation View Larger Image | Justin Smith
Microsoft Press, Paperback, Published May 2007, 304 pages, ISBN 0735623066 | List Price: $39.99
Our Price: $23.95
You Save: $16.04 (40% Off)
| | | Availability: Out-Of-Stock |
Customer Reviews: 1 Average Customer Rating:   Write a Review and tell the world about this title! People who purchase this book frequently purchase: Books on similar topics, in best-seller order:Books from the same publisher, in best-seller order:
Dive deep into the operation of Windows Communication Foundation with this
practical, hands-on book-and learn the intricacies of Windows Communication
Foundation and service-oriented concepts and implementations. Fundamentally,
services are not objects. Given the prevalence of the object-oriented paradigm
over the past 20 years, experienced developers need to explore a new way of
thinking about architecting solutions. Concise and practical, this guide explains
the fundamentals of applications built with a service-oriented architecture
and how the international standards for Web services are implemented in Windows
Communication Foundation. Each chapter includes at least two practical code
samples in Visual C#.
About the Author
Justin Smith is a trainer and consultant at Wintellect, where he is currently
authoring the Wintellect Windows Communication Foundation course. Before joining
Wintellect, Justin worked as an independent consultant and trainer and authored
several multi-day .NET courses. Justin is also the cofounder of Lighthouse Business
Solutions, where he architected the DocView and PaperTrail distributed document
management systems. He was also a full-time developer at Engineering Animation
Incorporated (EAI), where he worked on the VisView distributed CAD viewing product.
After graduating from Georgia Tech, Justin worked at Parametric Technology Corporation
(PTC) as a systems developer and consultant.
Justin was a speaker at the Atlanta "Whidbey" launch event, the Secure
Software Forum Workshop Series, DevWeek 2006 in London, England, and MSDN®
Code Camp, as well as numerous user group events.
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews: 1 Average Customer Rating: Jul 12, 2008 Techie Evan
interesting details but so what?
The book does tell you how some parts of the WCF are implemented but the extra information is not uniformly useful, and without additional guidance on how to apply the newly found "insider" information, the book misses an opportunity to be a really good teaching tool.
|
|
