Recommended in this week's ASP. NET technical article [04/29-05/05]

 

Summary

Another week passed, and the holiday was short ...... There are 6 articles in this issueArticle:

1. IIS 7.0 Beta 3 is released based on the go-live license
2. Implementing mashup in ASP. NET Ajax: using a proxy to access a Remote API
3. Post-mix experience-realistic views
4. Application of AstoriaProgramModel
5. Silverlight vs. Flash: developer stories
6. Ghostdoc 2.0.0 released

 

[1]IIS 7.0 beta3 ships with a go-live license(IIS 7.0 Beta 3 is released based on the go-live License)

Scott's article introduces some new features in IIS 7 beta 3, including:

1. Web farm shared Configuration
2. Delegated remote administration
3. Automatic application pool isolation
4. Built-in FastCGI support for PHP and other extensions
5. New FTP Server

We also introduced some information about the go-live license, that is, we can now use IIS 7 in the product environment. This article provides Windows Server "Longhorn" beta3 (including iis7) and some free iis7 server addresses.

 

[2]Mash-it up with ASP. NET Ajax: using a proxy to access remote APIs(Implementing mashup in ASP. NET Ajax: using a proxy to access a Remote API)

I accidentally saw this article by Alessandro Gallo, which discussed an everlasting topic-JavaScript access to remote web services. The solution provided by the author is nothing more than a "bridge" through a local proxy ". However, his "bridge" is a completely hand-built re-invention wheel-not supported by the asbx file in ASP. NET Ajax.

I have just written the asbx (Web service bridge) Section of ASP. NET Ajax program design-Volume II client Microsoft Ajax library. If you are interested, let's take a look at my introduction to asbx a year ago:

1. Call Web Service in ASP. NET Atlas -- create mashup call remote Web Service (basic knowledge and simple example)
2. Call Web Service in ASP. NET Atlas -- create mashup call remote Web Service (Yahoo! Weather instance)
3. Call Web Service in ASP. NET Atlas -- create mashup call remote Web Service (Google search instance)

Or wait for the publication of ASP. NET Ajax program design-Volume II client Microsoft Ajax library.

 

[3]Mix-afterthoughts-a realistic view(Post-mix with me-realistic views)

After attending the mix conference, the author's mind was "not calm for a long time", so this blog was created. The author divides the development of web clients into three stages:

I can tell from the lines in the article that I still have some doubts about Silverlight ...... In any case, it will always come.

 

[4]Application Models for astoria(Application Model of Astoria)

In Silverlight or Ajax applications, data becomes more and more important. Astoria was designed to provide a data-driven programming model (actually rest ). This article analyzes the differences between application models and traditional application models in the Astoria architecture in depth.

The goal of Microsoft codenameAstoriaIs to enable applications to expose data as a data service that can be consumed by web clients within a specified ate Network and other ss the Internet. the data service is reachable over regular HTTP requests, and standard HTTP verbs such as get, post, put and delete are used to perform operations against the service. the payload format for the service is controllable by the application, but all options are simple, open formats such as Plan XML and JSON. web-friendly technologies make Astoria an ideal data back-end for Ajax-style applications, and other applications that need to operate against data that is running ss the web.

The future of Astoria should be good. This is also related to ror (allow me to lament Microsoft's footsteps ):

JasperIs geared towards iterative and agile development. you can start interacting with the data in your database without having to create Mapping Files or define classes. you can build user interfaces by naming controls according to your model without worrying about binding code. project Jasper is also extensible, allowing you to provide your own business logic and class model. since project Jasper is built on top of the ADO. NET Entity Framework, it supports rich queries and Complex mapping.

 

[5]Silverlight vs. Flash: The developer story(Silverlight vs. Flash: developer story)

Different from the 3rd article, the author of this article seems very optimistic about Silverlight (the first sentence is "a few people didn't like my proclaimation that flash is dead ."). A large article is used to compare it with flash, including animation, graphics, text, video, audio, scripts, and development tools.

However, Silverlight does exist in. net in the past two weeks.CommunityAs for how it works, let me stay tuned. However, the pace of Microsoft's technology is really hard to catch up with (Let me sigh again )......

 

[6]Ghostdoc 2.0.0 released(Ghostdoc 2.0.0 released)

I have introduced this ghostdoc thing -- automaticallyCodeGenerate comments with meanings. The latest version May 1 released in 2.0 adds many features, fixes some bugs, and supports Vista and Orcas ...... This is the automatically generated comment:

 
/// <Summary>
 

 
/// Saves a person using the configured persistence provider.
 

 
/// </Summary>
 

 
/// <Param name = "person"> the person to be saved </param>
 

 
Private VoidSaveperson (person)
 

 
{
 

 
}