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NET Framework

Presented by: Bryan Ng


Overview
 Introduction

 C#

 Common Language Infrastructure


 ASP.NET

 Web Services
Introduction
 First
introduced in June 2000
 What is .NET? Microsoft’s definition:

• The .NET Framework is a development and


execution environment that allows different
programming languages & libraries to work
together seamlessly to create Windows-based
applications that are easier to build, manage,
deploy, and integrate with other networked
systems.
Introduction (continued)
 Selling Points:
• Interpolation of programs written in different
programming languages
• Extensive libraries to simplify common
development work
• ASP.NET and Web Services easily
implemented like any applications
 Why the name .NET?
• No special meaning…
C#
A new language designed by Microsoft
to work with .NET
 Based on C++

 Like Java
Some comparisons to Java
 Similarities

• Garbage Collection
• Interfaces
• Everything belongs to a class
 Differences

• Properties (vs. get/set functions)


• Enumerators
• For-each loop
Common Language Infrastructure
 Common Language Specification
• A set of types and functionalities that
programming languages and .NET libraries
agree on
 Result:projects written in different
languages can be linked together
 .NET languages:

• VB, Java, C++, Javascript, etc


CLI (continued)
 Extensive libraries to perform common
tasks, available to all languages for all
kinds of application
 Intermediate Language (IL)

• Programs are compiled into executables in IL


• IL then compiled to machine code at runtime
.NET and Java

C# Java VB Java Language

Libraries Libraries

IL Byte Code

Machine Code 1 Machine Code 2 Machine Code 1 Machine Code 2


.NET vs Java
.NET Java
 Supports many  Only Java language is
programming languages supported
 .NET CLR fully  Run on any system with
implemented on Windows JVM installed
only (mono project  SDK as well as well as
incomplete) most development tools are
 C# is better designed free
 SDK and .NET framework
is free, but development
tools are usually expensive
ASP.NET
 Web Development Platform
 Compiled program instead of scripting

 Objected Oriented Approach

 Control and Event based

 Extensive libraries
Web Services
 RPC over Internet
 Provide functions through XML

messaging system
 .NET platform makes it easy to create

web services
• Create a web service much like you do an
ASP.NET page
.NET 2.0
 Tobe released this year (around June)
 Some new features:

• C#: Generics, Iterators, etc


• ASP.NET: more controls, master page
• Visual Studio .NET: more user friendly
Demo
 Projectswith different languages
 Consuming the Google Web Service

 Developing a simple Web Service

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