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The book Improving .NET Application Performance and Scalability I have been pointing to over the past few months has finally been released on MSDN. This is another excellent resource from the Patterns and Practices group. Rico provides a great Forward...
Filed under: ADO.NET, Architecture/Patterns, ASP.NET, Books, CLR, COM Interop, COM+/Enterprise Services, Database Development, Security, Web Services, .NET, .NET Remoting
As you may know (those who read this blog), I spend a lot of my time architecting and developing enterprise/distributed applications using EnterpriseServices, .Net Remoting, and most recently WebServices and SOA-type applications. I do a lot of coding...
As Sam blogs today, the product we have worked on for the last 10 months is going public. That product is: bcgi Mobile Guardian ™. Mobile Guardian is a first-ever solution that gives carriers the ability to provide businesses and families the real...
If you are using an EnterpriseServices/COM+ Application Proxy that connects to an EnterpriseServices/COM+ Server Application on another box, you definitely want to consider using a firewall between the two. When you go from Box A to Box B using ES/COM...
Apparently, my post on Distributed Data Security is getting some attention from Ian Griffiths and John Lam , two people I very much respect. I asked for feedback, and now I am getting some. I feel it is time for further clarification. When I wrote that...
I noticed yesterday the article on Throwing Custom Exception Types from a Managed COM+ Server Application that I blogged about previously is finally available publicly . This past week, we started implementing the first solution mentioned in the article...
Adrian Batemen wonders if I meant you would expose the data components at the point of physically separating tiers: First of all, I'd be reluctant to make the distribution break purely at the data access level. For me, the data access tier is all about...
In response to comments from Adrian Bateman , Tiago Pascoal , and others I would like to continue and elaborate on “Enterprise Distributed Computing in .NET”. Feedback is welcome. -------- When dealing with distributed computing, there are...
Sam Gentile details some of the problems our team has run into over the past few months (not just our team, but others as well ) regarding the use of custom exceptions in Enterprise Services / COM+. The problem is that custom exceptions were not easily...
Another task I am working on is extensive performance and scalability testing for a large Distributed .Net project . Our approach is to set up tests early to determine load, stress, and scalability metrics, and to test often as work progresses. This helps...
Filed under: ADO.NET, Architecture/Patterns, ASP.NET, Books, CLR, COM Interop, COM+/Enterprise Services, Database Development, Extreme Programming, Security, Web Services, .NET, .NET Remoting
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