Developing .Net Enterprise Applications

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by: John Kanalakis

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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.

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  John Kanalakis - John Kanalakis is Senior Director of Software Development at LoanCity. John has designed and built a number of large-scale enterprise applications and XML-based distributed application frameworks. During his professional career, he has worked with a range of programming platforms but has focused mainly on C++ and Java. Most recently, he designed and implemented a multi-tiered application that captures, manages, and analyzes new product requirements. This is John's first book, although he has published numerous magazine articles and white papers.

  Chapter 1: Enterprise Architecture

Chapter 2: Data Access Services

Chapter 3: Directory Services

Chapter 4: Asynchronous Messaging Services

Chapter 5: E-Mail Services

Chapter 6: Business Process Automation

Chapter 7: Enterprise Web Applications

Chapter 8: Enterprise Desktop Applications

Chapter 9: Enterprise Web Services

Chapter 10: Reporting Services

Chapter 11: Enterprise Mobile Applications

Chapter 12: Application Integration

Chapter 13: Security and Cryptography

Chapter 14: Application Deployment