Plataformas .NET para desenvolvimento de aplicaes web

Jos Antnio Silva
joseas@microsoft.com

Agenda

Intro .NETBuilding BlocksStarter KitsOutros projectos Open SourceOutros componentesDiscusso aberta

The .NET Framework:
A Once in a Decade Change

PDC 2000 Paradigm ShiftManaged CodeWeb services

1980

1990

2000

Richness

Win16

Win32

COM

MFC

Components

Services

APIs

Windows
3.0

.NET Framework

Tools

Client Application Model

Windows Forms

Web & Service Application Model

ASP.NET

Compact Framework

Yukon

Data Systems Application Model

Presentation

Mobile PC & Devices Application Model

Communication

Command Line

NT Service

Base & Application Services

Fundamentals

Security

Configuration

Deployment/Management

Data

System.Messaging

System.DirectoryServices

System.Runtime.Remoting

System.Windows.Forms

System.Console

System.ServiceProcess

System.Windows.Forms

System.Web

System.Data.SqlServer

HttpWebRequest

FtpWebListener

SslClientStream

WebClient

System.Net

NetworkInformation

Sockets

Cache

System.Windows.Forms

Forms

Control

Print Dialog

Design

System.Web.UI

Page

Control

HtmlControls

MobileControls

WebControls

Adaptors

Design

System.Drawing

System.Web.Services

Web.Service

Description

Discovery

Protocols

System.Timers

System.Globalization

System.Serialization

System.Threading

System.Text

System.Design

CompilerServices

System.ComponentModel

System.CodeDom

System.Reflection

System.EnterpriseServices

System.Transactions

System.Web.Security

AccessControl

Credentials

Cryptography

System.Web.Configuration

System.Configuration

System.Resources

System.Management

System.Deployment

System.Diagnostics

Ports

InteropServices

System.Runtime

System.IO

System.Collections

Generic

Permissions

Policy

Principal

Token

System.Security

System.Web

Administration

Management

System.Web

Personalization

Caching

SessionState

System.Xml

Schema

Serialization

Xpath

Query

DataSet

Mapping

ObjectSpaces

ObjectSpace

Query

Schema

System.Data

SqlClient

SqlTypes

SqlXML

OdbcClient

OleDbClient

OracleClient

Serialization

Application Architecture

User Interface Components

User Process Components

Service Interfaces

Business

Workflows

Business

Components

Business

Entities

Data Access Logic

Components

Service Agents

Security

Operational Management

Communication

Data Source

Service

Agenda

Intro .NETBuilding BlocksStarter KitsOutros projectos Open SourceOutros componentesDiscusso aberta

patterns & practices

Proven
Based on field experience

Authoritative
Best advice available

Accurate
Technically validated and tested

Actionable
Provide the steps to success

Relevant
Address real world scenarios

Proven practices for predictable results

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Main points:

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Operating .NET-Based Applications

MonitoringSecuring .NET Based Apps

Debugging Microsoft .NET Applications

Deploying .NET Applications

Team Development with Visual Studio.NET and Visual SourceSafe

SQL Server 2000 High Availability

Operations Guides

SQL Server 2000Exchange 2000 Server

Security Operations Guides

Windows 2000 ServerExchange 2000 Server

Backup and Restore for MSA:IDC

Building Secure ASP.NET Applications

Data Access for .NET

Designing Data Tier Components and Passing Data Through Tiers

Exception Management in .NET

Monitoring in .NET Distributed Application Design

.NET/COM Migration and Interoperability

Production Debugging for .NET-Connected Applications

Authentication in ASP.NET

Designing Application-Managed Authorization

Designing Caching for Distributed Apps

Application Architecture for .NET

Microsoft Systems Architecture

Enterprise Data Center Internet Data Center

UNIX Application Migration Guide

Enterprise Notification for Exchange 2000 Server

Active Directory Branch Office

Exchange 2000 Server

Server Upgrade SeriesHosting Series

Content Integration Pack for CMS 2001 and SPS 2001

Lifecycle Practices

Reference Building Blocks

Reference Architectures

Plan Next 6 Months

.NET Operations

Windows Server 2003 RefreshApplication Profiling and Capacity PlanningChange Management

Windows Server 2003 Refresh

Reference Building BlocksBuilding Secure ASP.NET Applications

Persistent Asynchronous Invocation

Rich Client

User Interface ProcessConfiguration ManagementUpdating Application Components

Code Security and Threat Analysis

.NET Line of Business Application

WSI Base Profile and Security

J2EE Interop

UNIX Migration (additional coverage)

Patterns

.NET Line of Business Application Patterns and Model

.NET Application Integration Patterns

Data Patterns

Network Infrastructure Patterns (Microsoft Systems Architecture)

Lifecycle Practices

Reference Building Blocks

Reference Architectures

UIP - User Interface Process

Simple yet extensible framework for developing user interface processes. It is designed to abstract the control flow and state management out of the user interface layer into a user interface process layer. This enables you to write generic code for the control flow and state management of different types of applications (for example, Web applications and Windows-based applications) and helps you write applications that manage users' tasks in complex scenarios (for example, suspending and resuming stateful tasks). http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnbda/html/uip.asp

UIP Samples

Caching Application Block

Microsoft .NET Framework class library that allows you to increase the efficiency and scalability of distributed applications by caching Web service data, which saves time and resources that are needed to refresh data that is still current. Data can be cached in several formats, including a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 database, a memory-mapped file, or a singleton object. The Caching Application Block also includes example classes for caching, scavenging, expiration, and data protection.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnpag/html/Cachingblock.asp

Data Access Application Block for .NET

The Data Access Application Block is a .NET component that contains optimized data access code that will help you call stored procedures and issue SQL text commands against a SQL Server database. The documentation provides guidelines for implementing an ADO.NET-based data access layer in a multi-tiered .NET application. It focuses on a range of common data access tasks and scenarios and presents guidance to help you choose the most appropriate approaches and techniques. This guide encapsulates performance and resource management best practices and can easily be used as a building block in your own .NET application. If you use it, you will reduce the amount of custom code you need to create, test, and maintain.http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnbda/html/daab-rm.asp

SqlHelper

SQL Server

Data Access Application Block

Data Access Component

SqlHelper

ExecuteNonQuery

SqlHelperParameterCache

ExecuteDataset

ExecuteReader

ExecuteScalar

ExecuteXmlReader

CacheParameterSet

GetCachedParameterSet

GetSpParameterSet

int

DataSet

SqlDataReader

object

XmlReader

SqlParameter[ ]

Transact-SQL

or

Stored Procedure

Retrieving a SqlDataReader

Use ExecuteReader

SQL Server

Data Access

Application B