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Smart Client Deployment with ClickOnce: Deploying Windows Forms Applications with ClickOnce

Smart Client Deployment with ClickOnce

A Developers Guide to Deploying Windows Forms Applications

by Brian Noyes

Deployment has been a thorn in the side of developers for a long time. ClickOnce eases deployment of Smart Client applications, and thus has been one of the most eagerly awaited new features of Windows Forms 2.0. While an experienced .NET developer can learn the basics of ClickOnce in about fifteen minutes, problems arise when you start trying to apply ClickOnce in real-world applications, which invariably are more complicated than the classroom. This is the first complete guide to real-world use of ClickOnce, and gives a perfect balance of theory and practice – explaining how and why ClickOnce works the way it does, so that readers can then know how to apply and use ClickOnce in their own particular applications.

This book covers the following topics:

  • Smart Client Deployment and Architecture Overview
  • Initial Deployment with ClickOnce
  • Automatic Updates with ClickOnce
  • On-Demand Updates with the ClickOnce API
  • Managing Application Files
  • ClickOnce Security
  • Deploying Prerequisites with the Bootstrapper
  • Advanced ClickOnce Topics

You can download the sample code here:  Sample Code (10MB)

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Sunday, September 07, 2008
Welcome to Southern California .NET Architecture Users Group

The next SoCal IASA chapter meeting on will be Thursday August 21, 2008 at Rancho Santiago Community College District, 2323 N. Broadway, Santa Ana. Meeting starts at 7:00 pm, pizza and networking 6:30 pm. Meeting cost is $5 to help us cover the cost of food and beverages. RSVP by emailing to mike.vincent@iasahome.org if you plan to attend.

SQL Server 2008 BI Architecture

In this demo-filled session, Lynn will explain architectural considerations around implementation of OLAP cubes and Data Mining models using the SQL Server 2008 product stack.  Here she will demonstrate SSAS, SSIS and SSRS.  Her talk will include research for her new book, along with lessons learned from the real world (from her previous practice as  BI architect).

Lynn Langit

Lynn Langit is  a developer evangelist for Microsoft.  She blogs at http://blogs.msdn.com/SoCalDevGal.  In addition to presenting information about new .NET developer technologies, such as WCF, LINQ and Silverlight, Lynn speaks about SQL Server Data Warehousing and Data Mining.  She also speaks about SharePoint.  Lynn leads the local DigiGirlz days and camps – these are free events for high-school-aged girls.  As part of this effort, Lynn advises on curriculum using non -traditional developer tools such as PopFly and StoryTelling Alice.  She has been a Microsoft Certified Trainer for 9 years and holds these certifications: MCP, MCT, MCSD, MCSE, MCDBA, MCITP (SQL Admin/Dev/BI) and MSF. In April 2007 Lynn published “Foundations of SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence (APress)” and plans to publish “Smart Business Intelligence Solutions with SQL Server 2008” in November 2008.  Lynn contributes as a technical volunteer to the MONA Foundation (Redmond, WA) and Smart Care (Luska, Zambia).

 

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Over the past two years IASA has developed a comprehensive education program and skill set taxonomy based on rigorous reviews, information from IASA membership, and industry thought leaders. We have developed a survey to get your feedback on this skill set and look for potential opportunities for improvement.

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IASA Connections: First International Conference for IASA chapters and members

IASA has grown it’s event strategy over the past two years to maximize the education and support of our membership. The IASA Connections event builds on the success of IASA ITARCs ( www.itarc.org) and provides additional education, workshops and chapter networking for architects from around the world. We will be hosting detailed education in architecture skills and team development, chapter Birds-of-a-Feathers for networking, major member discounts and more. Check it out at: www.iasaconnections.com.

 

The Architecture Journal : Call For Articles

The next issue of the Architecture Journal will focus on Distributed Computing. We are approaching an inflection point with today’s hardware and technologies where a vision from only a few years ago is becoming reality –from deploying applications on microscopic devices in our environment through to football-sized datacenters offering applications in the cloud. Whether small or large, distribution and concurrency of multiple services can introduce a number of challenges – the focus of this issue is to understand what these challenges are, and how they can be overcome. The cut-off date for abstracts for the next issue is July 28th 2008. If you are interested in making a submission, please click here for directions.

 

Aspiring Architect Skills Library Article: Modern CRM Solutions
How a modern customer relationship management system solved the business loss faced by Humongous Insurance.
Written by Thilaga K. Ganapathy

Our group of consultants was informed by our customer, Humongous Insurance, that in the past year, customer statistics had fallen and they suspected a potential loss of ten million dollars. They wanted us to investigate the reason behind this loss. We had a number of meetings and long discussions with the Board of Directors and managers. We questioned payroll records, primary costs of business, and comparison statistics of business performance. The data clearly depicted that the customer statistics had been badly affected, thus most likely accounting for the loss of revenue. Continue reading

 

IASA Training Program: Latest Module Released
Strategy Rationalization and Development

This course details the partnership between the business architect and the technical architect relative to the creation of a business model that defines the principles, standards, structure, and dynamics of the integrated business and technical strategic direction. The student will learn the components of a sound architecture strategy and how to evaluate a business problem and identify an appropriate technology direction. The student will learn the foundations of business markets, how organizations function within them, and how businesses develop strategies to serve those markets. Trending will be covered. You can click the image or click here to view the module.

About the Course Author:

Dr. Gaiye “Gail” Zhou is a SVP of Strategic Architecture Management for Bank of America. She was formerly Director of enterprise CRM, middleware and data architectures for BellSouth, Chief Architect and a member of architecture leadership council for Keane Federal. Over the years, she has been a senior developer, business analyst, architect, technical lead, and development manager. Dr. Zhou has a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering and an Executive MBA. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia.

For more information on the IASA Training Program and the courses under development, please join us at http://www.iasahome.org/web/training/oversight

 

Featured Job Description: EnterpriseOne Solutions Architect (Stamford, CT)

Responsibilities:

·  Operates as a consultant, working within the EnterpriseOne business and IT implementation teams to provide best in class standard business solutions, design, develop and implement business solutions.

·  Provides Business Process Improvement services, working within Finance, Order to Cash, Supply Chain and Master Data Management teams to re-engineer targeted business processes and to apply continuous improvement disciplines.

·  Works with the EnterpriseOne implementation team to leverage ‘best practices’ into business operations.

·  Perform impact and system analysis based on business requirements.

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