Titlebook: Expert One-on-One Visual Basic .NET Business Objects; Rockford Lhotka Book 20031st edition Apress 2003 .NET..NET framework.Enterprise Appl

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Aufbau der Selbstkosten und des Gewinnes,ss framework. In the last chapter, we walked through the key .NET Framework technologies that we need to implement distributed object-oriented systems. In this chapter, we’re going to combine all these things together as we create many of the classes in the CSLA .NET framework, using .NET technologi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92937-3mented in Chapters 3 thru 5. To a large degree, this chapter will tie together everything that we’ve discussed in the book so far, illustrating how to write code to create business objects, and making the most of the thought, design, and coding that has gone before.

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Genaue Summation von Gleitkommazahlen,ss objects that model entities within our problem domain, and how to use them to retrieve and update data from a data store. This is all very important, and most real-world applications have a great deal of OLTP functionality.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-06879-2In Chapter 1, we discussed some general concepts around physical and logical n-tier architecture, including laying out a 5-tier model for describing systems logically. In this chapter, we’ll take that 5-tier logical model and expand it into a framework design.