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Expert C# 2005
Business Objects
Second Edition

Rockford Lhotka


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Expert C# 2005 Business Objects, Second Edition
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In memory of my Grandmother, Evylyn,
a true angel on earth, who now rests in heaven.


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■INDEX

WebServicesProxy class
channel adapter behaviors, 206–208
DataPortalUrl property, 206
types required for channel adapter, 162
wellknown element
implementing .NET Remoting, 607
Windows authentication
CslaAuthentication key, 470
Web Forms interface design, 524
Windows Communication Foundation (WCF),
43, 601
Windows data binding
BindingSourceRefresh control, 303
Windows Distributed interNet Architecture, 4
Windows Forms
architecture and framework guidelines, 36
data binding, 46
description, 465
n-level undo functionality, 101
UI code, 9, 10
Windows Forms data binding, 295–303
BindingSourceRefresh control, 301
extender controls, 295
ReadWriteAuthorization control, 295–301
Windows Forms user interface, PTracker,

465–512
business functionality, 482–512
creating forms as user controls not Form
objects, 465
interface design, 465–472
application configuration, 469–472
PTWin project setup, 472
user control design, 469
user control framework, 467–469
MainForm form, 482–486
ProjectEdit control, 497–512
ProjectList object, 494–497
RolesEdit control, 486–494

user control framework, 472–482
Login form, 481–482
MainForm form, 474–481
WinPart base control, 472–474
Windows integrated authentication, 56
Windows integrated security
anonymous users, 588
context data, 168
login page, 536
message objects, 73
principal and identity objects supporting, 83
setting server context, 227
using, 482
using remote data portal with, 482
Web Service authentication, 575
Web Service implementation, 581

Windows menu
using Documents menu or, 468
Windows namespace, Csla, 89
WinPart base control, 472–474
adding subclasses of a custom control, 489
AddWinPart method, 475
Close method, 473
CloseWinPart method, 475, 476
Equals method, 473
GetIdValue method, 472–473
login/logout notification, 473
OnCurrentPrincipalChanged method, 473
ProjectEdit control and, 505
RolesEdit control and, 489
ShowWinPart method, 475
user control design, 469
WSDL (Web Services Description Language),
566

■X
XmlSerializer object, 206
designing Web Service interface, 574


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