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XML in
.NET:
Building Business
Solutions
with Dan HermesMonday,
Nov 17th, 2003, 6:45PM
Microsoft, 6th floor, 201 Jones Road., Waltham MA (directions) Free and open to the public
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What are the advantages and risks of XML in Enterprise Development?
XML
receives abundant press as the language for new distributed business
applications. Providing
cross-platform communication, standardization, and data-driven design, XML
cannot be ignored. Microsoft’s
.NET platform offers us a suite of distributed and Internet technologies,
including XML. We’ll explore
those technologies, their advantages, their challenges, and their risks:
- Business
Examples
- Web
Services vs. Remoting
- Cross-Platform
Examples
- .NET
Framework
- When
is XML Overkill?
SPEAKER
Dan Hermes, MCT, MCSD is President and principal consultant at Lexicon
Systems, Inc. www.lexiconsystemsinc.com. Mr.
Hermes offers an extensive background in Information Systems, with over 15 years
experience as a project leader, architect, analyst, and developer. Specializing
in client/server and Internet development, he has expertise in object-oriented design, Internet applications, database
design, high-volume transaction processing, and multi-tiered, cross-platform
development. As a Microsoft Certified Trainer, he has taught Visual
Basic courses through the Microsoft Official Curriculum. On the faculty of
Northeastern University, Mr. Hermes has offered courses on Visual Basic and
E-Commerce development. For development, he specializes in VB6 and VB.NET,
also using ASP.NET, XML, C++, ASP, SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, and many
others. Leaders in business, software development, e-commerce, and
Internet technology call on him to bring their endeavors to success and
profitability. Mr. Hermes can be contacted at hermes@lexiconsystemsinc.com.
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General
Info
The Greater Boston Visual Basic Learning User Group meets
on the third monday of the month. We discuss introductory topics in VB.NET,
VB6 and related technologies. The group meets at
Microsoft, 6th floor, 201 Jones Road., Waltham MA. Meetings are
free and open to the public. In
case of inclement weather you can call Microsoft's main number to check
for a recording of cancelled meetings at 781-487-6400.
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Subscribe
Past Meetings:
Aug
2003:
An Introduction to Object Oriented Development in VB.NET by Robert
Tattersall
July 2003:
An Introduction to ADO.NET by Harold Chattaway
June 2003:
VB.NET 202: Windows Forms and Controls with Dan Hermes
May 2003:
VB6 to VB.NET Migration Strategies with Bob Avallone
April 2003:
Good Programming Practices in VB.NET with David Berube
March 2003:
VB.NET 101: Intro for VB Developers
with Dan Hermes
Book Reviews by
Bob Tattersall
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