Architectural Elements
Visual Studio .NET 2003
The architects of Duwamish 7.0 developed application requirements, which provided the foundation for design decisions. Based on the application's intended functionality, the architects comprised elements that would enable the application to deliver its intended results. For example, architects chose an error-handling method, a security configuration, a data access strategy, and so on. Look for sections that are labeled Key Points for specific architectural guidance that applies to technology or deployment decisions.
Note The .NET technologies that Duwamish 7.0 uses are only a subset of the .NET technologies available in the .NET Framework. For a complete description of .NET technologies, see Inside the .NET Framework.
In This Section
- .NET Remoting
- Explains the use of .NET Remoting in Duwamish 7.0.
- Data Access Strategy
- Provides an overview of the data access strategy implemented in Duwamish 7.0.
- Deployment and Configuration
- Describes the deployment scenarios and their respective configurations.
- Error Handling
- Explains how Duwamish 7.0 implements error handling.
- Transaction Implementation
- Describes how transactions are used across the Duwamish 7.0 database.
- Security
- Explains how Duwamish 7.0 implements security.
- User Services
- Describes the ASP.NET and UI elements in Duwamish 7.0.
- XML Web Services
- Describes the XML Web service used in Duwamish 7.0.
Related Sections
- Architectural Elements
- Contains the Fitch and Mather 7.0 architectural elements.
