Pro C# with .NET 3.0, Special EditionC# 2005 has enjoyed huge success in the year since its launch, firmly establishing itself as the premier language for development on Microsofts successful .NET 2.0 platform. With the launch of the .NET 3.0 extensions in early 2007, the horizons of this language are being extended, and it is becoming even more powerful as it is able to leverage the new .NET 3.0 Foundations. In recognition of this, Apress presents Pro C# with .NET 3.0, Special Edition to provide you with a complete A-to-Z reference for using C# with the .NET 2.0 platform and the .NET 3.0 extensions. The book contains new chapters that explore the interactions between the existing framework and the new extensions, giving you an edge when you evaluate and implement .NET 3.0 for the first time. To provide even more support, a bonus PDF download will be available with each purchase, offering over 500 pages of carefully selected additional content to help broaden your understanding of both .NET 2.0 and .NET 3.0. |
Contents
CHAPTER 1 | 3 |
CHAPTER | 4 |
CHAPTER | 5 |
CHAPTER | 7 |
CHAPTER | 8 |
CHAPTER | 10 |
CHAPTER | 12 |
CHAPTER | 13 |
Dynamically Loading Assemblies | 402 |
Understanding Attributed Programming | 408 |
Summary | 424 |
Understanding NET Application Domains | 435 |
Summarizing Processes AppDomains and Context | 444 |
The Issue of Concurrency | 467 |
Understanding RoundTrip Engineering | 481 |
NET Base Class Library C and CIL Data Type Mappings | 492 |
CHAPTER | 14 |
CHAPTER | 16 |
CHAPTER | 18 |
CHAPTER | 19 |
CHAPTER | 20 |
CHAPTER | 21 |
CHAPTER | 22 |
CHAPTER | 24 |
CHAPTER | 25 |
Usingildasm exe | 26 |
CHAPTER | 28 |
CHAPTER | 29 |
CHAPTER | 31 |
Building C Applications | 33 |
Debugging at the Command Line | 41 |
Building NET Applications Using Visual C 2005 Express | 50 |
The C Programming Language | 64 |
INDEX | 67 |
The System Console Class | 73 |
Method Parameter Modifiers | 89 |
Understanding Value Types and Reference Types | 96 |
Understanding Boxing and Unboxing Operations | 104 |
System Object | 110 |
The System String Data Type | 123 |
NET Array Types | 127 |
ObjectOriented Programming with C 2 0 | 139 |
Reviewing the Pillars of OOP | 145 |
Cs Inheritance Support | 154 |
Cs Polymorphic Support | 162 |
Understanding Object Lifetime | 179 |
The System GC Type | 185 |
Building Finalizable and Disposable Types | 194 |
The Simplest Possible Example | 200 |
SystemLevel Exceptions System SystemException | 208 |
Interfaces and Collections | 221 |
Interfaces As Return Values | 228 |
Implementing Interfaces Using Visual Studio 2005 | 234 |
Building Comparable Objects IComparable | 242 |
Callback Interfaces Delegates and Events | 255 |
The System MulticastDelegate and System Delegate Base Classes | 262 |
A More Elaborate Delegate Example | 270 |
Understanding C Events | 277 |
C Method Group Conversions | 285 |
Internal Representation of Type Indexers | 292 |
Understanding Generics | 321 |
Creating Generic Methods | 329 |
Creating Generic Base Classes | 339 |
Programming with NET Assemblies | 346 |
Building and Consuming a SingleFile Assembly | 354 |
Type Reflection Late Binding and AttributeBased | 391 |
Building a NET Assembly with CIL | 500 |
A Brief Word Regarding System CodeDOM | 513 |
The NET Remoting Layer | 565 |
Building Your First Distributed Application | 575 |
Revisiting the Activation Mode of WKO Types | 581 |
Working with MBV Objects | 586 |
Building a Better Window with System Windows Forms | 605 |
The Functionality of the Control Class | 612 |
The Functionality of the Form Class | 618 |
Rendering Graphical Data with GDI+ | 649 |
Understanding Paint Sessions | 655 |
Defining a Color Value | 663 |
Survey of the System Drawing Drawing2D Namespace | 672 |
Working with Pens | 673 |
Summary | 698 |
Configuring the Tab Order | 718 |
Summary | 758 |
The System Data Types | 764 |
The NET 2 0 Provider Factory Model | 770 |
Obtaining Multiple Result Sets Using a Data Reader | 784 |
Working with DataTables | 800 |
CHAPTER 23 | 822 |
Summary | 825 |
The Inheritance Chain of the Page Type | 855 |
Summary | 888 |
Maintaining Session Data | 906 |
Web Services | 919 |
Building an XML Web Service Using Visual Studio 2005 | 926 |
Understanding the WebService Attribute | 929 |
Exploring the Web Service Description Language WSDL | 935 |
The wsdl exe CommandLine Utility | 942 |
Exposing Custom Types from Web Methods | 948 |
Programming with NET 3 0 | 956 |
Summary | 968 |
Building a XAMLFree WPF Application | 976 |
Transforming Markup into a NET Assembly | 984 |
Introducing Windows Communication Foundation | 1021 |
Hosting the WCF Service | 1030 |
Communicating with the WCF Service | 1036 |
Introducing Windows Workflow Foundation | 1047 |
The WFAssemblies and Core Namespaces | 1054 |
Invoking Web Services Within Workflows | 1063 |
Building a Reusable WF Code Library | 1069 |
Understanding Implicitly Typed Local Variables | 1076 |
An Introduction to LINQ | 1107 |
Using LINQ to Query Generic Collections | 1114 |
Investigating the LINQ Query Operators | 1122 |
Summary | 1149 |
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