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The document provides an overview of the .NET framework, including that it is a software platform that is language neutral and allows writing programs in any compliant language. It discusses aspects of the .NET framework like the common language runtime, languages supported, Windows forms, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, and Visual Studio.NET. It also provides a comparison between the .NET framework and J2EE.

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The document provides an overview of the .NET framework, including that it is a software platform that is language neutral and allows writing programs in any compliant language. It discusses aspects of the .NET framework like the common language runtime, languages supported, Windows forms, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, and Visual Studio.NET. It also provides a comparison between the .NET framework and J2EE.

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Introduction to .

NET Framework
Reyazur Rashid Irshad

.NET What Is It?


Software platform
Language neutral
In other words:
.NET is not a language (Runtime and a library for
writing and executing written programs in any
compliant language)

What Is .NET
.Net is a new framework for developing
web-based and windows-based applications
within the Microsoft environment.
The framework offers a fundamental shift in
Microsoft strategy: it moves application
development from client-centric to servercentric.

.NET What Is It?

.NET Application

.NET Framework

Operating System + Hardware

Framework, Languages, And Tools


VB

VC++

VC#

JScript

ASP.NET: Web Services


and Web Forms

Windows
Forms

ADO.NET: Data and XML


Base Class Library
Common Language Runtime

Visual Studio.NET

Common Language Specification

The .NET Framework


.NET Framework Services
Common Language Runtime
Windows Forms
ASP.NET
Web Forms
Web Services

ADO.NET, evolution of ADO


Visual Studio.NET

Common Language Runtime


(CLR)
CLR works like a virtual machine in executing
all languages.
All .NET languages must obey the rules and
standards imposed by CLR. Examples:

Object declaration, creation and use


Data types,language libraries
Error and exception handling
Interactive Development Environment (IDE)

Common Language Runtime

Development
Mixed language applications

Common Language Specification (CLS)


Common Type System (CTS)
Standard class framework
Automatic memory management

Consistent error handling and safer execution


Potentially multi-platform

Deployment
Removal of registration dependency
Safety fewer versioning problems

Common Language Runtime


Multiple Language Support
CTS is a rich type system built into the CLR
Implements various types (int, double, etc)
And operations on those types

CLS is a set of specifications that language


and library designers need to follow
This will ensure interoperability between
languages

Compilation in .NET
Code in VB.NET

Code in C#

Code in another
.NET Language

VB.NET compiler

C# compiler

Appropriate
Compiler

IL(Intermediate
Language) code

CLR just-in-time
execution

Intermediate Language (IL)


.NET languages are not compiled to machine code. They
are compiled to an Intermediate Language (IL).
CLR accepts the IL code and recompiles it to machine
code. The recompilation is just-in-time (JIT) meaning it is
done as soon as a function or subroutine is called.
The JIT code stays in memory for subsequent calls. In
cases where there is not enough memory it is discarded
thus making JIT process interpretive.

Languages
Languages provided by MS
VB, C++, C#, J#, JScript

Third-parties are building


APL, COBOL, Pascal, Eiffel, Haskell, ML,
Oberon, Perl, Python, Scheme, Smalltalk

Windows Forms
Framework for Building Rich Clients

RAD (Rapid Application Development)


Rich set of controls
Data aware
ActiveX Support
Licensing
Accessibility
Printing support
Unicode support
UI inheritance

ASP.NET
ASP.NET,the platform services that allow to program
Web Applications and Web Services in any .NET
language
ASP.NET Uses .NET languages to generate HTML
pages. HTML page is targeted to the capabilities of the
requesting Browser
ASP.NET Program is compiled into a .NET class and
cached the first time it is called. All subsequent calls use
the cached version.

ASP.NET
Logical Evolution of ASP

Supports multiple languages


Improved performance
Control-based, event-driven execution model
More productive
Cleanly encapsulated functionality

ASP.NET Web Forms


Allows clean cut code
Code-behind Web Forms

Easier for tools to generate


Code within is compiled then executed
Improved handling of state information
Support for ASP.NET server controls
Data validation
Data bound grids

ASP.NET Web Services


A technical definition
A programmable application component accessible
via standard Web protocols

Web Services
It is just an application
that exposes its features and capabilities
over the network
using XML
to allow for the creation of powerful new
applications that are more than the sum of
their parts

ADO.NET
(Data and XML)

New objects (e.g., DataSets)


Separates connected / disconnected issues
Language neutral data access
Uses same types as CLR
Great support for XML

Visual Studio.NET
Development tool that contains a rich set of
productivity and debugging features

.NET Hierarchy, Another View

CLR

CLR

Summary
The .NET Framework
Dramatically simplifies development and deployment
Provides robust and secure execution environment
Supports multiple programming languages

Comparison between
J2EE and .NET

Comparison between J2EE and .NET Architectures

J2EE and .NET


Execution Engine
J2EE
Java source code compiles into machine-independent byte code
Runtime Environment : JVM
.NET
Any compliant language compiles into MSIL
Runtime environment : CLR
Both JVM and CLR ,support services, such as code
verification, memory management via garbage collection, and
code security

J2EE and .NET


Cross Platform Portability
J2EE
Platform Independent
JDK should exist on target machine
.NET
Supports Windows platform
CLR should exist on target machine
Can support other platforms provided it has its own JIT
complier

J2EE and .NET


Language Support
J2EE
Tied to Java
Supports other languages via interface technology
.NET
Language independent
Supports any language if mapping exists from that
language to IL

J2EE and .NET


Tools Support
J2EE
Can employ any number of tools
Pro :Developer has a great deal of choice
Con :Difficulty in choosing a right tool for a given job
.NET
Visual Studio.NET, single IDE for building an application

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