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Dominic Da Silva

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.NET Application Frameworks Posted: Apr 20, 2004 2:42 PM
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Right on the heels of the Spring.NET announcement, I happened upon an upcoming book from Apress titled Developing Application Frameworks in .NET:

"This book also shows you actually how to develop application frameworks through a concrete framework example called Simplified Application Framework (SAF). The SAF framework was developed by Xin Chen in C#. It consists of common services needed by ma 400 ny applications, such as a class factory service, configuration service, event notification service, security service, and transaction service. This book goes into detail on each of these services to explain its benefits, as well as its design and implementation in C#. Through a discussion of each service, you will also learn about many advanced .NET techniques employed by the framework, such as .NET remoting, reflection, custom attributes, multithreading, and serviced components."

The book is by Xin Chen, who is the founder of Xtremework, Inc.
I am interested to see how frameworks will play more of a part in .NET as it encroaches on the enterprise space.

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