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| The Microsoft .NET platform provides developers with a pre-defined architecture to develop robust flexible software in a timely fashion, and the tools to take advantage of that architecture. This requires the application of a number of different concepts in the context of a component-based process. The Microsoft .NET process plug-in provides the context to take advantage of this emerging technology. It helps ensure that developer's solutions are maintainable and business-oriented. |  |  |  | | We're working with Microsoft to integrate the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET integrated development environment (IDE) and our complete lifecycle set of development tools. The article walks through the stages of the software development lifecycle and highlights the Rational tools, including the new Rational XDE, that support development in the .NET environment at each stage. |  |  |  |
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| This article introduces the C# implementation of the Gang of Four
patterns that come preinstalled in Rational XDE Professional v2002: Microsoft
.NET Edition. These patterns can be used to solve a wide range of design
and software engineering problems. New patterns added: March 5, 2002. |  |  |  | | This article illustrates some important features of Rational XDE
Professional v2002, Microsoft .NET Edition, through a very simple
example, in preparation for a more practical example of this integrated
modeling and development environment in Part 2. |  |  |  | | Rational XDE Professional v2002, Microsoft .NET Edition, is a
powerful modeling and productivity tool for developers that integrates
with Visual Studio .NET. This article introduces XDE's major features
and takes you through a simple example project. |  |  |  | | This article describes some of the memory problems that might affect Visual Studio .NET applications and shows how runtime analysis with Rational PurifyPlus can address these problems. |  |  |  | | The updated RUP .NET Developer's Configuration is a straightforward, lightweight process configuration of the Rational Unified Process (RUP) specifically customized to address the needs of the .NET developer. This configuration provides guidance on the essential requirements, software architecture, detailed design, and implementation activities, supplementing the process guidance provided in RUP with .NET-specific information. |  |  |  |
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| Rational Robot Enabler for Microsoft® .NET frees the tester to record test scripts for applications constructed with .NET WinForms and WebForms running on supported versions of Windows® (including Windows XP® in v2002). Rational Robot Enabler for Microsoft ®.NET configures Rational Robot for enhanced object recognition of most desktop WinForms components included with Visual Studio® .NET. |  |  |  |
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| Developing enterprise-caliber, high-performing, scalable applications for the Internet may not be as difficult as you think. A solid understanding of what Web-based development is all about is the key to succeeding. This article discusses the mechanics of Web-based applications, the servers that are required, and the way the pieces fit together. It gives you a concise look at the challenges and what can be done to meet them head on. |  |  |  | | .NET is about increasing the quality of your programming model and giving software engineering the position it should have with respect to classical engineering. This brief look at the context of the .NET platform discusses classical engineering versus software engineering and good versus bad programming models. It compares the ASP implementation of a simple Web application with the ASP .NET implementation to give you a taste of the essential difference between the two. |  |  |  | | This article details the challenges as well as the rewards of migrating applications to Visual Basic .NET. It also provides some recommendations about when to migrate part or all of an n-tier Visual Basic 6 application to Visual Basic .NET. |  |  |  | | Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) is a very crucial piece of software for scaling Windows-based distributed applications. In the .NET Enterprise world, MSMQ will play an important role in developing server-side applications like BizTalk, Exchange, SQL Server, and .NET Enterprise Services. This article covers the basic functionalities of .NET class library framework for developing MSMQ applications. |  |  |  | | This article, written by a Rational .NET engineer, covers the current state of interoperability issues associated with Apache SOAP and Microsoft .NET Web Services. This article assumes that you are familiar with at least one object-oriented language (e.g. C#, Java, C++, Visual Basic, etc.). It also assumes basic knowledge of Visual Studio.NET and .NET framework environments. |  |  |  |
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.NET on the Rational Developer Network: Rational on Your Side The .NET Knowledge Center is the place to learn how to use the Rational software development platform for all phases of .NET development projects, from inception to deployment. Here you'll find practical information on using Rational tools and best practices for all your .NET projects.
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