Index

try-catch-finally statement, 188

XML Documentation feature, 178

I/O Manager as cache manager for executive, 109

IIS 6.6, 346

setting value of ObjectCacheTTL, 330

SQL Server buffer cache, 376, 377-378

Web services, 310-311

adding to SOAP messages, 297

digitally signed SOAP messages, 291-296

implementing server, 448-450

retrieving from SOAP requests, 290-291

security value of, 295

aggregation between classes, 27

association between classes, 27

defining relationships between, 420-423

determining class and attributes for, 26, 419

determining class operations, 420

function of, 25-26

hiding class attributes, 26-27

illustrated, 26

illustrating multiplicity of one to many, 28-29

inheritance in, 29

representing dependencies in, 28

time reporting system, 419-423

aggregation between, 27

association between, 27

Data Factory, 473-480, 513-520

data helper, 478, 479, 480

DataAccess, 481-483

determining for class diagrams, 26

determining operations of, 420

factory, 478

hiding Facade, 162

implementing SQL Server data, 480-484

LDAP service, 497-498

UserReportFacade, 470-471

Web Service Enhancements, 304

about, 38, 72-73

COM+Routing Clusters and, 79-80

distributing activation requests for COM+ cluster, 79

client class calling server, 198-199

client-server communications in SOAP message, 268-269

client-side validation, 228

dynamic registration and managed, 199

.NET Remoting communication between server object and, 212-214

passing data back to, 193-194

smart, 207

trend toward thin, 236

activating components with COM+ Routing Cluster and NLB Web cluster, 79, 80

administering server clusters, 63

availability and, 60

combining MSCS and NLB with, 61-62

configuring NLB cluster for time reporting system, 450-457

defined, 59

failover and failback techniques of MSCS, 70

geographically dispersed clusters, 129, 131, 135

handling with Application Center, 71-73, 97

maintaining session state, 95-97

monitoring in Application Center, 83-88

MSCS, 61

multihomed NLB cluster, 65

multisite cluster solutions, 128-129

NLB, 61

overview, 59, 97-98

quorum resources, 129-131

remote control for NLB cluster, 141-142

scalability and, 60

setting parameters for NLB cluster, 452-453

single-node clusters, 78

SQL Server, 394-396

stand-alone cluster, 75

suitability of techniques for, 62

synchronizing clusters, 82

system requirements for, 133-134

troubleshooting NLB, 142

two-node clusters, 69-70

types of clusters, 60-63

comments, 177-180

data access strategies, 193-194

database naming conventions, 186-187

error handling and exceptions, 188-192

memory management, 192-193

miscellaneous suggestions, 192

naming, 180-185

overview, 177

security, 194-195

about, 38, 40

data transaction strategies in, 194

deploying applications, 199-202

IIS 5.0 uses of, 327

n-tier architecture with, 196

queued components, 486

as requirement for enterprise application, 154

signed services, 200

application logic behind second firewall, 91-92

COM+ Application Clusters, 78-79, 80

COM+ Routing Clusters, 79-80

distributing activation requests for, 79

DMZ scenario with, 90-91

exposing business logic as Web services, 92-93

networks with single firewall, 89-90

content, 13

data access, 176-177

defined, 161

internal, 108-109

of kernel mode, 105-106

queued, 486

registering on application server, 506

of user mode, 105-106, 107

analyzing requirements for, 215-219

author support by, 17

centralized and decentralized workflow, 16-17

content management formula, 216-219

need for, 13

parts of content management system, 14

problems with, 14-17

quality of content, 16

rewriting content, 15-16

selecting tools for, 15-19

structure and navigation, 16

systems for, 13-17

tools for, 220-223

parts of, 15

rewriting content for, 15-16

assessing performance in IIS 5.0, 331-332

Index Tuning Wizard requirements for, 398