Titlebook: COBOL and Visual Basic on .NET; A Guide for the Refo Chris Richardson Book 2003 Chris Richardson 2003 .NET..NET framework.C#.COBOL.Debuggin

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Your Future with COBOLvival strategy to me. The “strategy” was simple. It first examined one’s commitment to being a “technical professional.” It then made clear how “change” was inherent in the very nature of technology. To help cement his points, my mentor offered an analogy that I remember to this day:

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The .NET Common Language Runtimes are well hidden. Even worse, the CLR’s most important tasks are done automatically for the most part. Nevertheless, a full understanding of the CLR could easily separate those who simply . from those who ..

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Database Programming with .NETFor that majority, allow me to say that you will love this chapter. I am certain that you will find the few mainframe analogies to be useful. The information in this chapter will leave you feeling empowered and ready (again) to query every database that you can get your hands on.

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XML in a Managed Environment an acronym for . You already know that. Additionally, I will . take the time to provide any emphasis on how the entire .NET platform leverages the XML technology. That point was clearly stated in Chapter 2 and again in Chapter 4.

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Managing Cache and State for ASP.NETe my travel arrangements. For me, one of the site’s most impressive features is demonstrated each time I navigate through the site, backward and forward, pricing and then repricing my product selections. All preferences and selections I enter on one page are conveniently stashed away, saved, and then displayed as appropriate.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-37867-7he Mainframe Paradigm Shift”) focuses on preparing you for your .NET retraining effort. Therefore, you have progressed a quarter of the way toward your retraining preparation. So, congratulations! Now, what will you need to do to complete your preparation? Well, that is where this chapter comes in.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-211-37867-7ax and learning much more about object orientation, language interoperability, Web enablement, and XML and Web services support. As you might have guessed, there is a lot more to learn. However, before I get into the details of the new Microsoft .NET platform and the .NET development tools offering,