Design Patterns-C #-based engineering implementation and expansion examples

 

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-Purpose

This is an example of the book "design patterns-engineering implementation and expansion based on C #" for readers to refer to and learn when reading books.

Ii. Content

Contains all examples of this bookSource code
Sample source in this bookCodeSave by chapter, including 40 chapter examples.

Iii. Runtime Environment

All the source code in this book has been debugged in Windows XP/2003. Some code is saved in the Code as annotations because it needs to be explained in many cases.
We recommend that you configure the following runtime environment:
Windows XP/2000/2003/2008
Install software in sequence
1. SQL Server 2000/2005. The test data adopts the Microsoft example database northwind.
2. Visual stduio 2005 team Suite (C # And unit test)
3.. NET Framework 3.0
4. Extended Visual Studio 2005 by WCF and WF
5. We recommend that you install testdriven. NET as a tracking example tool.
If you are using Visual Studio 2008 team suite, You can merge steps 2, 3, and 4 without independently installing the WCF and WF extensions, because. Net 3.5 already has these built-in functions.

Iv. Usage
All in-process examples in this book appear in the form of unit tests. You can use the Visual Studio 2005 unit test tool or testdriven. Net to execute
The distributed example is already in solution and is defined to start and execute multiple projects. You only need to run it directly.
Open the. xml file in any XML editor.

V. Anti-Virus
All the files in this example have been scanned by rising, and no known viruses have been detected.

Vi. Risks
Readers are responsible for all consequences arising from using the code and files attached to the example.

7. If you have any questions, suggestions or any omissions or errors, please contact the justaboutbook@gmail.com.

8. All source code can be used directly in learning and work, but it should not be used for commercial purposes.