a0008 wrox professional c sharp 2005 with dot net 3 morebook vn 6078

Professional C# 2005 with .NET 3.0
byChristian Nagel, Bill Evjen, Jay Glynn, Morgan SkinnerandKarli Watson
Wrox Press 2007 (1798 pages)
ISBN:9780470124727

Providing you with the ultimate guide to the C# language, this authoritative book will help you quickly
write your own programs while also getting you up to speed on how the .NET architecture works.

Table of Contents
Professional C# 2005 with .NET 3.0
Introduction
Part I - The C# Language
Chapter 1

- .NET Architecture

Chapter 2

- C# Basics

Chapter 3

- Objects and Types

Chapter 4

- Inheritance

Chapter 5

- Arrays

Chapter 6

- Operators and Casts

Chapter 7

- Delegates and Events

Chapter 8

- Strings and Regular Expressions

Chapter 9

- Generics

Chapter 10 - Collections
Chapter 11 - Memory Management and Pointers
Chapter 12 - Reflection
Chapter 13 - Errors and Exceptions
Part II - Visual Studio


Chapter 14 - Visual Studio 2005
Chapter 15 - Deployment
Part III - Base Class Libraries
Chapter 16 - Assemblies
Chapter 17 - Tracing and Events
Chapter 18 - Threading and Synchronization

Chapter 19 - .NET Security
Chapter 20 - Localization
Chapter 21 - Transactions
Chapter 22 - Windows Services
Chapter 23 - COM Interoperability
Part IV – Data
Chapter 24 - Manipulating Files and the Registry
Chapter 25 - Data Access with .NET
Chapter 26 - Manipulating XML
Chapter 27 - .NET Programming with SQL Server 2005
Part V – Presentation
Chapter 28 - Windows Forms
Chapter 29 - Viewing .NET Data
Chapter 30 - Graphics with GDI+
Chapter 31 - Windows Presentation Foundation
Chapter 32 - ASP.NET Pages
Chapter 33 - ASP.NET Development
Chapter 34 - ASP.NET AJAX
Part VI – Communication
Chapter 35 - Accessing the Internet


Chapter 36 - Web Services with ASP.NET
Chapter 37 - .NET Remoting
Chapter 38 - Enterprise Services
Chapter 39 - Message Queuing
Chapter 40 - Windows Communication Foundation
Chapter 41 - Windows Workflow Foundation
Chapter 42 - Directory Services
Part VII - Additional Information

Chapter 43 - C#, Visual Basic, and C++/CLI
Chapter 44 - Windows Vista
Chapter 45 - Language Integrated Query
Index


Back Cover
Providing you with the ultimate guide to the C# language, this book will help you quickly write your own
programs while also getting you up to speed on how the .NET architecture works. It not only covers the
fundamentals of C# but presents numerous examples of applications that use a variety of related
technologies, including database access, advanced graphics, and directory access.
You'll first find a comprehensive tutorial that takes you through C# 2005 and the .NET 3.0 Framework,
enabling you to begin writing managed code. Next you'll explore the vast .NET class library and discover
how to use C# to solve various tasks. You'll then see how to utilize Visual Studio 2005 to create applications
based on .NET. And you'll gain the skills needed to build Windows Forms, Windows Services, web pages, and
more.
What you will learn from this book

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All about C#'s syntax and data types as well as more advanced programming concepts

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Strategies for enhancing security and generating your own libraries as assemblies

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Ways to access databases with ADO.NET

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How to use GDI+ to build applications with sophisticated graphics

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Tips for using Windows Communication Foundation and Windows Workflow Foundation

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How to write programs which take into account the new features and barriers found in Windows Vista

Who this book is for
This book is for the experienced developer, although no previous knowledge of C# or .NET programming is
assumed. It is also for programmers who know .NET 2.0 and are interested in learning .NET 3.0 and Visual
Studio 2005.


Professional C# 2005 with .NET 3.0
Christian Nagel
Bill Evjen
Jay Glynn
Morgan Skinner
Karli Watson

Wiley Publishing, Inc.
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Indianapolis, IN 46256

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Index
Y
yield statement
array iteration and, 148–153
enumerator type created with, 247

Index
Z
zero impact (xcopy) installation, 19
zones, security
code groups membership conditions, 591
managing, 630–632