Professional Windows Workflow Foundation

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Essential Windows Communication Foundation

WINDOWS COMMUNICATION FOUNDATION (WCF) is the unified programming model for writing distributed applications on the Microsoft platform. It subsumes the prior technologies of ASMX, .NET Remoting, DCOM, and MSMQ and provides an extensible API to meet a wide variety of distributed computing requirements. Prior to WCF, you needed to master each of those technologies to select the right approach for a particular distributed application requirement. WCF simplifies this considerably by providing a unified approach.

WPF in Action with Visual Studio 2008

This book is designed to give you a working knowledge of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF). The assumption is that the reader is already a .NET developer with some familiarity with other UI technologies (WinForms, MFC, HTML) but is new to WPF. In particular, the book focuses on using WPF with Visual Studio 2008, which we believe is the primary tool that most WPF developers will use, although we still spend some time talking about other available tools.

Professional Microsoft Smartphone Programming

Table of Contents Professional Microsoft Smartphone Programming Foreword Introduction Part I - Smartphone and .NET Chapter 1 - Introduction to Microsoft Smartphone Chapter 2 - .NET Compact Framework Fundamentals Part II - Smartphone Application Development Chapter 3 - Developing Your First Smartphone Application Chapter 4 - User Interface and Input Chapter 5 - Data Storage and File I/O Chapter 6 - Data Access with SQL Server Mobile Chapter 7 - Networking Chapter 8 - E-mail, SMS, and PIM Data Chapter 9 - XML and Web Services Chapter 10 - Platform Invoke Chapter 11 - Exception Handling and Debugging Part III - Advanced Topics Chapter 12 - Device and Application Security Chapter 13 - Data and Communication Security Chapter 14 - Globalization and Localization Chapter 15 - Graphics Chapter 16 - Performance Appendix A - New Features in .NET Compact Framework 2.0 Appendix B - A Glance at the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 Class Library Appendix C - The Smartphone Bootstrapping Process

Embedded Programming with the Microsoft .NET Micro Framework

Table of Contents Embedded Programming with the Microsoft .NET Micro Framework Foreword Introduction Part I - Preliminaries Chapter 1 - Small, Connected Devices Built on the .NET Micro Framework Chapter 2 - Introduction to .NET and the .NET Micro Framework Chapter 3 - Getting Started Part II - Making the .NET Micro Framework Work for You Chapter 4 - Building a Device Chapter 5 - Developing for the .NET Micro Framework Chapter 6 - Networking Chapter 7 - Creating An Interface Display Chapter 8 - Using SideShow as a User Interface Chapter 9 - Developing with the Emulator Part III - Projects Chapter 10 - Controlling a Robot Chapter 11 - From Prototype to Product: Case Studies

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Overview Delve into the fundamental tools and techniques for Windows Embedded CE and get ready to deliver the next innovation in powered devices. Covering the newest version of the technology Windows Embedded CE R2 and led by two embedded-development experts, you ll get both the hands-on instruction and pragmatic reference you need to begin building a range of small footprint, smart, connected, and service-oriented devices. This book examines the architecture, built-in programming tools, drivers, and build process, and shows how to take advantage of the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Software Development Kit (SDK). Whether new to programming with Windows and Windows Embedded, or already working with the platform, you ll find the best practices and real-world guidance you need to get productive quickly. Key Book Benefits: Delivers the practical, fundamental instruction that developers new to Windows or Windows Embedded CE need to get productive quickly Introduces readers to the operating system s architecture, built-in programming tools, drivers, and development process Features practical coverage of the SDK, enabling developers to dig in and start work right away.

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