Using distributed transactions in .Net 1.x without deriving from ServicedComponent

Using distributed transactions in .Net 1.x without deriving from ServicedComponent

Seattle Weekly: News: Microsoft's Sacred Cash Cow by Jeff Reifman

Seattle Weekly: News: Microsoft's Sacred Cash Cow by Jeff Reifman

.NET Architecture Center: Choosing the Right Presentation Layer Architecture

.NET Architecture Center: Choosing the Right Presentation Layer Architecture

MSDN .NET Framework Developer Center:

Designing .NET Class Libraries: Member Types

EIF vs log4net

EIF vs log4net
I love Log4net

Yet Another 2005 Prediction List

Flex overview

From OOP to Service-Oriented - Do you get it yet?

developerWorks : Blogs

Microsoft and Domain Specific Languages

M$ just issued the concept of software factory and Domain Specific Languages that will be a big impact to some existed design language such as UML, the author of this article is one of 3 founder of UML & Rose, he said that he is quite disappointed with it.

systemwebmail.com
good site to introduce the webmail in .net framework

Some delphi guys complain that there are no class reference in java and .net, such as

type
BaseClass = class constructor Create; virtual;
...
end;

BaseClassRef = class of BaseClass

DerivedClass1 = class (BaseClass )

DerivedClass2 = class (BaseClass )

RegisterClass(DerivedClass1);
RegisterClass(DerivedClass2);
...
var
AClassRef : BaseClassRef ;
begin

//the class name can be stored in a configuration profile
AClassRef := BaseClassRef(FindClass('DerivedClass1'));
...
end;

Now, we could do the similar thing with a java IOC framework PicoContainer.

Interface BaseIntf

class DerivedClass1 implements BaseIntf

class DerivedClass2 implements BaseIntf

public void () {
MutablePicoContainer pico = createPicoContainer(null);
pico.registerComponentImplementation("DerivedClass1",DerivedClass1.class);
pico.registerComponentImplementation("DerivedClass2",DerivedClass2.class);
...

//the class name can be stored in a configuration profile
BaseIntf t = (BaseIntf) pico.getComponentInstance("DerivedClass2");
assertNotNull(t);
}


PicoContainer has .net portion too.

ASP.NET: 10 Tips for Writing High-Performance Web Applications -- MSDN Magazine, January 2005

MyGeneration - Home

A very good open source code generation tools for DotNet

a good chinese article about hibernate and spring

ODP.NET Tip of the Month

Spring.NET - Application Framework

http://www.springframework.net/doc/reference/index.html

This release contains a lightweight container with IoC / Dependency Injection functionality comparable to that found in the Java based Spring framework. Highlights include

1. Constructor and Setter based Dependency Injection
2. Factory method creation
3. Inheritance of object definitions
4. Support for .NET application configuration files
5. Event wiring
6. Autowiring of collaborators
7. Singleton/Prototype creation modes

pinvoke.net: the interop wiki!
It is a site that attempts to address the difficulty of calling Win32 or other unmanaged APIs in managed code

use IOCP in thread

use IOCP in socket

IOCP is most efficient method in Win32 thread and Socket programming, but it requires much more work.

Contexts in .NET: Decouple Components by Injecting Custom Services into Your Object's Interception Chain -- MSDN Magazine, March 2003

Aspect-Oriented Programming Enables Better Code Encapsulation and Reuse

ContextBoundObject is a nice way to implement AOP in DotNet, but it is a little expensive.

DHTML Menu 4 (WebFX)
version 3 allowed menus to cover windowed controls,
version 4 can be displayed outside the physical boundaries of the browser window.