Building Web applications with ADO.NET and XML Web services
Richard Hundhausen • 2002 • Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
- Author
- Richard Hundhausen
- First published
- 2002
- Publisher
- Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
- Genres
- Art
- Subjects
- Web site development · Application software · Development · XML (Document markup language)
- ISBN
- 9781280363252
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Published in 2002 by Wiley, this technical manual emerged during a pivotal moment in Microsoft's development history as the .NET Framework was transitioning into the enterprise mainstream. Richard Hundhausen wrote the book to bridge the gap for developers moving from classic ASP and COM-based architectures to the then-nascent ADO.NET data access model, focusing specifically on how XML Web services could facilitate interoperability between distributed applications.
The design of the work reflects the standard instructional aesthetic of the early 2000s professional development guide, prioritizing dense architectural diagrams and code-heavy case studies over narrative flow. It was intended as a practical handbook for engineers tasked with migrating existing data-heavy applications to the new Web services paradigm, receiving recognition at the time for its technical depth and focus on the practical implementation of SOAP and WSDL standards.
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