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Web services support across the Microsoft platform Web services support across the Microsoft platform

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ClientsClients

ServicesServices

ServersServers

Experiences Experiences &

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Crop out the white square and "premium" from around the arrows. Leave the white in the oval inside the arrows.Make the arrows wrap around the outside of the big XML oval. We need to show the 4 areas of the .NET nicely. One idea I had was to do the aperture idea we're currently using for Deborah Tom and swirl 4 quadrants in at the center to show they all get swooshed in to the centeral .net connection. Whatever we do on this slide, needs to be supported on teh next slide.
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Windows API

.NET Framework

Consistent API availability regardless oflanguage and programming model

ASP

Stateless,code embeddedin HTML pages

MFC/ATL

Subclassing,Power and

Expressiveness

VB Object Model

RAD,Composition and

Delegation

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Windows Operating SystemWindows Operating System

Common Language RuntimeCommon Language Runtime

Base Class LibraryBase Class Library

ADO .NET and XMLADO .NET and XML

ASP .NETASP .NETWeb Forms Web ServicesWeb Forms Web Services

Mobile Internet ToolkitMobile Internet Toolkit

WindowsWindowsFormsForms

Common Language SpecificationCommon Language Specification

VBVB C++C++ C#C# J#J# ……Visual Studio .N

ETVisual Studio .N

ET

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Manages running code◦ Threading, Memory management◦ Eliminates memory management drudgery◦ Kills entire classes of bugs (e.g., memory corruption,

ref counting)◦ Auto-versioning, no more DLL Hell◦ Scalability, performance, reliability all improve

Fine-grained evidence-based security◦ Code access + Role-based◦ Integrated with underlying OS◦ Security model ensures safety

No-touch deployment◦ XCOPY, no registry required

Object remoting with SOAP

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Class Loader

IL to NativeCompilers

CodeManager

GarbageCollector

Security Engine Debug Engine

Type Checker Exception Manager

Thread Support COM Marshaler

Base Class Library Support

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Spans all programming languages◦ Enables cross language inheritance and

debugging◦ Integrates well with tools

Object-oriented and consistent◦ Increases developer productivity by reducing

the number of APIs to learn Common type system built-in Extensible

◦ Makes it easy to add or modify framework features

Secure◦ Allows creation of secure applications

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System & Runtime Functions Windows & Web Development Web Services Data Access & XML Services Networking & IO Enterprise Services (COM+ & MSMQ) Directory & Security Services Diagnostics, Perf-Mon, Debug And many more…

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System

System.Data (ADO .NET) System.XML

System.Web (ASP .NET)

GlobalizationDiagnosticsConfigurationCollections

ResourcesReflectionNetIO

ThreadingTextServiceProcessSecurity

DesignADO

SQLTypesSQL

XPathXSLT

RuntimeInteropServicesRemotingSerialization

Serialization

Configuration SessionStateCaching Security

ServicesDescriptionDiscoveryProtocols

UIHTMLControlsWebControls

System.Drawing

ImagingDrawing2D

TextPrinting

System.WinFormsDesign ComponentModel

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Source Code

C++, C#, VB or C++, C#, VB or any .NET any .NET languagelanguage

csc.exe or vbc.execsc.exe or vbc.exeCompilerCompiler

Assembly

DLL or EXEDLL or EXE

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VBVBSource Source codecode

CompilerCompiler

C++C++C#C#

CompilerCompilerCompilerCompiler

Operating System ServicesOperating System Services

Common Language RuntimeCommon Language Runtime

JIT CompilerJIT Compiler

Native CodeNative Code

ManagedManagedcodecode

AssemblyAssemblyIL CodeIL Code

AssemblyAssemblyIL CodeIL Code

AssemblyAssemblyIL CodeIL Code

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Role-based Security◦ What the user is allowed to do within the

application◦ .NET Roles = Windows Active Directory® groups

Code Access Security◦ What the code is allowed to do on this machine◦ Evidence Based (Policies, Permissions, Evidence)

Cryptography Built In to .NET FX

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Evolution, not revolution, of language used by developers worldwide

Builds on existing technology while adding power◦ True OOP◦ Multithreading◦ NT Services◦ Web Services

The fastest way to build scalable applications for industry

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C# is the first “component oriented” language in the C/C++ family

Component concepts are first class:◦ Properties, methods, events◦ Design-time and run-time attributes◦ Integrated documentation using XML

Enables one-stop programming◦ No header files, IDL, etc.◦C++ heritage – simplification with no unnecessary sacrifices

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Native support for XML Web services Fully integrated with Visual Studio .NET

development environment Full access to the .NET Framework

◦ ASP.NET, ADO.NET, Windows Forms◦ Integration with >20 other languages

Protection of existing investments◦ Use java language syntax on .NET◦ Move applications and skills forward

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Better ANSI/ISO conformance Enable seamless, incremental use

of .NET Framework Enhanced ATL Servers Improved ATL and MFC Clients Enhanced STL

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Web Form – Next Generation ASP Page Win Form – Next Generation Win32 App Web Services – Key to Interoperability Others –

◦ Server Objects ◦ Console Applications◦ Window Services◦ Mobile Clients ◦ Many more…

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Server-side Web Forms and Web Services components separate code from content◦ Developer productivity increases◦ Tools easily use ASP.NET◦ Any programming language: full VB, JScript,

C++, COBOL, Perl, etc.◦ 40% to 70% reduction in lines of code

Compiled No-touch deployment system Intelligent state management Backwards compatible with ASP Controls sense client and adapt output:

HTML, DHTML, WML

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A Component That Uses XML & HTTP To Define and Deliver A Service◦ Global reach◦ Based on open set of standards◦ Reuse across platforms◦ Works with any operating system, programming

language, or network◦ Expose legacy code

Different systems can actually talk

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XML◦ Universal data format◦ Standards-based integration◦ User-customizable

HTTP◦ Ubiquitous protocol◦ Universally understood

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Expose functionality as service◦ No need to learn XML, SOAP, or WSDL◦ Interface is automatically generated◦ Seamless deployment

Reuse existing Web Services◦ VS.NET generates the plumbing◦ Full IntelliSense support

Build and consume with any VS language

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Built-in Support for Developing and Consuming Web Services◦ Based entirely on open standards◦ Automatically generates WSDL◦ Automatically provides test page◦ Attribute based – No heavy coding needed

Public Function HelloWorld() as String

return “Hello World”

End Function

[WebMethod] WSDL

WebServiceObject

TestPage

Compiler

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Rich, powerful client UI◦ Control anchoring, visual inheritance◦ Shared across all .NET languages◦ No-touch deployment

Secure◦ Semi-trusted browser component◦ Fully-trusted local application

Full Web Service integration

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Evolutionary◦ Existing Skills Migrate Smoothly◦ Interoperates with Existing Applications◦ Extension of WinDNA Architecture

Revolutionary◦ Common Language Runtime◦ Deployment / Versioning (Ends DLL Hell)◦ Web Services & XML Integration◦ Evidence Base Code Access Security

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Developers can use any .NET Language The .NET Framework provides a foundation of

classes for developers to build a wide variety of applications

Source code is compiled to MSIL within an Assembly

Assembles contain rich meta data and are the primary units of deployment

MSIL is compiled to native code and executed by the Common Language Runtime