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Designing Flexible Applications Using the Provider Model in ASP.NET 2.0-Level 400
Overview This session is based on the Beta 1 version of ASP.NET 2.0. More and more times one needs a well-defined API, but the flexibility of switching between implementations. A perfect example of the issue would be the choice of data provider you need for certain functionality. The Provider Model used by ASP.NET allows one to switch out or extend functionality of the previous API with ease. Because the model is programmed against using an abstract base API, the developer does not have to worry about what the derived class is, but how it will be implemented.
| Publisher | Microsoft | File Format | Webcast |
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| Date Published | April 2008 | ||
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