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Project Management

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Retrospection and reflection

In the ninth article of a continuing series, Kevin Koch presents a walkthrough of the entire application, including application flow and transaction threads. He discusses possible enhancements and reiterates the main design points and principles.

CXO

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Deployment process

In the eighth article of a continuing series, Kevin Koch implements the debug and release configurations for the Web service applications, creates a deployment script, and explains the principles behind the staging and production configurations.

Project Management

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Tom’s ASPX GUI layer

In the seventh article of this series, Kevin Koch implements the ASPX GUI layer associated with Tom's application. The GUI layer ties all of the previously established application tiers together. It will also require a simple shopping cart interface.

Project Management

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: John’s ASPX GUI layer

In the sixth article of a continuing series, Kevin Koch implements the ASPX GUI layer associated with John's application. The GUI layer ties all of the previously established application tiers together.

Project Management

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Tom’s app

In the fifth article of our continuing Web services series, Kevin Koch implements the business logic and Web services associated with Tom's business tier, including the implementation of security protocols and asynchronous notification.

Data Management

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: John’s business logic

In the fourth article of our continuing series on Web services B2B implementation, Kevin Koch implements the business logic and Web services associated with John's business tier, including the implementation of security protocols.

Data Management

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Database design

In the third article of this series, Kevin Koch implements the necessary schema and scripts for SQL Server 2000, and the appropriate data tier classes for database connectivity and stored procedure invocations.

Developer

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Components, exception handling, and logging

Kevin Koch implements the requirements established in his series' first article around an n-tier framework by creating the application components and developing exception handling and logging capabilities.

E-Commerce

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Setting the scenario

In the first part of this series, we set the scenario for the development of a complete B2B Web services application. Learn how to implement use cases to relate user requirements to developers.

Enterprise Software

Practical examples for establishing Web service security in .NET

Learn how to secure a Web service using Visual Studio .NET to implement a custom, stateful SOAP Header. Use the sample code to remove public access to the Web service, preventing unauthorized users from implementing your Web service.

IIoT software assists manufacturers and other industrial operations with configuring, managing and monitoring connected devices. A good IoT solution requires capabilities ranging from designing and delivering connected products to collecting and analyzing system data once in the field. Each IIoT use case has its own diverse set of requirements, but there are key capabilities and ...

Recruiting an Operations Research Analyst with the right combination of technical expertise and experience will require a comprehensive screening process. This Hiring Kit provides an adjustable framework your business can use to find, recruit and ultimately hire the right person for the job.This hiring kit from TechRepublic Premium includes a job description, sample interview questions ...

The digital transformation required by implementing the industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is a radical change from business as usual. This quick glossary of 30 terms and concepts relating to IIoT will help you get a handle on what IIoT is and what it can do for your business.. From the glossary’s introduction: While the ...

author - kevin koch

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Retrospection and reflection

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Deployment process

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Tom’s ASPX GUI layer

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: John’s ASPX GUI layer

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Tom’s app

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: John’s business logic

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Database design

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Components, exception handling, and logging

Web services B2B implementation demonstration: Setting the scenario

Practical examples for establishing Web service security in .NET

Industrial Internet of Things: Software comparison tool

How to recruit and hire an Operations Research Analyst

Quick glossary: Industrial Internet of Things

Software Procurement Policy