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Developing an Application Framework in .NET View Larger Image | Xin Chen
Apress, Paperback, Published May 2004, 369 pages, ISBN 1590592883 | List Price: $49.99
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Chapter 2: Dissection of an Application Framework
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Application frameworks, which provide a base of common services on which applications are built, offer the benefits of extensibility, modularity, and reusability of both code and design to your applications. This book explains what frameworks are and how they fit into applications, and offers many object-oriented techniques used in application frameworks.
This book also shows you actually how to develop application frameworks through a concrete framework example called Simplified Application Framework (SAF). The SAF framework was developed by Xin Chen in C#. It consists of common services needed by many applications, such as a class factory service, configuration service, event notification service, security service, and transaction service. This book goes into detail on each of these services to explain its benefits, as well as its design and implementation in C#. Through a discussion of each service, you will also learn about many advanced .NET techniques employed by the framework, such as .NET remoting, reflection, custom attributes, multithreading, and serviced components.
Many of the services discussed in the book also use design patterns as their blueprints. This book discusses these design patterns in-depth and shows how to implement them in a real-world scenario. Accompanying the book are the complete source code of the sample framework and sample executable projects (downloadable via the Internet), allowing readers to actually test out each framework service/component of SAF and learn about the development of frameworks, .NET technologies, and design patterns in a more interactive fashion.
Special Note This book covers .NET 1.0 and 1.1. and assumes knowledge of the .NET Framework and C#.
Table of Contents
About the Author
About the Technical Reviewer Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1 Introduction to Application Frameworks
Chapter 2 Dissection of an Application Framework
Chapter 3 An Overview of the Simplified Application Framework
Chapter 4 Class Factories
Chapter 5 Caching Service
Chapter 6 The SAF.Configuration Service
Chapter 7 SAF.EventNotification
Chapter 8 Windows Services
Chapter 9 Message Queue Services
Chapter 10 Authorization Service
Chapter 11 Authentication Service
Chapter 12 Cryptography Service
Chapter 13 Transaction Service
Chapter 14 DocumentLayer Service
Chapter 15 The Workflow Service
Index
About the Author
Xin Chen is the founder of Xtremework, Inc. Since the inception of .NET, Xin Chen has helped customers in a wide range of industries turn their business ideas into software products using .NET technology. Leveraging his expertise in .NET and EAI, Xin Chen has also worked with several technology leaders, such as Microsoft and Accenture, to bring winning solutions to their customers. When not working overtime, Xin enjoys reading books, writing books, and resting. He is the author of BizTalk 2002 Design and Implementation (Apress, 2003). Xin Chen earned his M.A. in statistics from Columbia University and is currently living in New Jersey.
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