Building Web Services and .NET Applications (Application Development) - Softcover

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Lonnie Wall (Ellicott City, MD) is a Principal Architect for RDA, with more than 16 years experience in software development. His primary area of expertise is designing and implementing large distributed applications using XML on various platforms. In addition, Lonnie has extensive experience with the use of Web Service interfaces using XML contracts. Recently, Lonnie designed a large Web-based application for NASD, hosted on Windows 2000, which uses XML in the middle tier and XSL to generate Web content.

Andrew Lader (Herndon, VA.) has been in the software industry for more than 12 years, and is a Principal Architect for RDA. His wide background of experience in software development includes expertise in C#/C/C++, XML, XSLT, XPath, Java, Visual Basic, SQL Server, MTS/COM+, ADO, and MSMQ. Most recently, Andrew has been working on projects for two different clients, implementing web applications and web services using Microsofts .Net Technology.

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Create high-performance distributed applications and Web services

Get professional-level advice for developing innovative three- and n-tier applications from this definitive resource. In one volume, you'll get an overview of XML and the .NET Framework, as well as hands-on coverage of Web services and .NET application development. Written by seasoned developers, this comprehensive guide will save you hours of development time and provide you with all the knowledge and know-how you need for building powerful .NET applications. Gain an in-depth understanding of XML--from XML schemas, to the Document Object Model (DOM), and XML Templates (XSLT) Design and build large-scale distributed applications using XML and SOAP Tour ADO.NET and SQL Server 2000 and develop distributed, data-centric applications using DataSets Explore the Common Language Runtime and learn how the Common Type System plays a critical role in the development of .NET applications Fully examine ASP.NET--from building Web applications and consuming Web services to developing user-defined composite controls Build .NET Windows Forms applications that take advantage of the distributed programming model with .NET Integrate .NET applications with Java applications through Web services