Enterprise Solution Patterns Using Microsoft .Net: Version 2.0 : Patterns & Practices

Get expert guidance on patterns-simple, proven mechanisms by which software professionals can share important architectural tradeoffs and design decisions-and help reduce the complexity of building high-performance, enterprise-class business solutions. Focusing on architectural, design, and implementation patterns for Microsoft .NET, this guide captures the knowledge of seasoned developers and shares their time-tested patterns and best practices. Developers and architects learn how to use individual patterns for specific technical scenarios, as well as how to combine patterns to build more complex solutions. All PATTERNS & PRACTICES guides are reviewed and approved by Microsoft engineering teams, consultants, partners, and customers-delivering accurate, real-world information that’s been technically validated and tested. Enterprise Solution Patterns Using Microsoft .NET embraces existing work in the patterns community, contributes new patterns, and shows how to implement these patterns in .NET. Included in the guide are an introduction to patterns and a catalog of 32 architecture, design, and implementation patterns. Enterprise Solution Patterns Using Microsoft .NET introduces patterns and then presents them in a repository, or catalog, organized to help you locate the right combination of patterns that solve your problem. "Enterprise developers and administrators should study these and other patterns not just because they offer advice that can be applied immediately, but because they provide a vocabulary to talk about intellectual property independent of that property." This book captures the knowledge of seasoned developers and presents it in the form of a patterns catalog. Each pattern contains a simple, proven mechanism that solves a commonly recurring technical challenge. Patterns provide a common vocabulary and taxonomy for developers and architects to describe solutions concisely. By providing a common language for developers and architects, patterns enable the reuse of architecture, design, and implementation decisions. While each pattern can be understood and applied alone, you can also combine these patterns together and use them to build more complex systems. Enterprise class business solutions, the kind that companies bet their business on, are often extremely complex and must perform well against high expectations.