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WEB HOSTINGS |
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WEB DEVELOPMENT |
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OTHER SERVICES |
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| WHY ASP.NET |
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| Easy Programming Model
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ASP.NET
makes building real world Web applications
dramatically easier. ASP.NET server
controls enable an HTML-like style
of declarative programming that
let you build great pages with far
less code than with classic ASP.
Displaying data, validating user
input, and uploading files are all
amazingly easy. Best of all, ASP.NET
pages work in all browsers including
Netscape, Opera, AOL, and Internet
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| Flexible Language Options
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ASP.NET
lets you leverage your current programming
language skills. Unlike classic
ASP, which supports only interpreted
VBScript and JScript, ASP.NET now
supports more than 25 .NET languages
(built-in support for VB.NET, C#,
and JScript.NET), giving you unprecedented
flexibility in your choice of language
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| Great Tool Support |
You
can harness the full power of ASP.NET
using any text editor, even Notepad.
But Visual Studio .NET adds the
productivity of Visual Basic-style
development to the Web. Now you
can visually design ASP.NET Web
Forms using familiar drag-drop-doubleclick
techniques, and enjoy full-fledged
code support including statement
completion and color-coding. VS.NET
also provides integrated support
for debugging and deploying ASP.NET
Web applications. The Enterprise
versions of Visual Studio .NET deliver
life-cycle features to help organizations
plan, analyze, design, build, test,
and coordinate teams that develop
ASP.NET Web applications. These
include UML class modeling, database
modeling (conceptual, logical, and
physical models), testing tools
(functional, performance and scalability),
and enterprise frameworks and templates,
all available within the integrated
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| Rich Class Framework |
Application
features that used to be hard to
implement, or required a 3rd-party
component, can now be added in just
a few lines of code using the .NET
Framework. The .NET Framework offers
over 4500 classes that encapsulate
rich functionality like XML, data
access, file upload, regular expressions,
image generation, performance monitoring
and logging, transactions, message
queuing, SMTP mail, and much more.
With Improved Performance and Scalability
ASP.NET lets you use serve more
users with the same hardware. |
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| Compiled execution |
ASP.NET
is much faster than classic ASP,
while preserving the "just
hit save" update model of ASP.
However, no explicit compile step
is required. ASP.NET will automatically
detect any changes, dynamically
compile the files if needed, and
store the compiled results to reuse
for subsequent requests. Dynamic
compilation ensures that your application
is always up to date, and compiled
execution makes it fast. Most applications
migrated from classic ASP see a
3x to 5x increase in pages served.
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| Rich output caching |
ASP.NET
output caching can dramatically
improve the performance and scalability
of your application. When output
caching is enabled on a page, ASP.NET
executes the page just once, and
saves the result in memory in addition
to sending it to the user. When
another user requests the same page,
ASP.NET serves the cached result
from memory without re-executing
the page. Output caching is configurable,
and can be used to cache individual
regions or an entire page. Output
caching can dramatically improve
the performance of data-driven pages
by eliminating the need to query
the database on every request. |
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| Web-Farm Session State
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ASP.NET
session state lets you share session
data user-specific state values
across all machines in your Web
farm. Now a user can hit different
servers in the Web farm over multiple
requests and still have full access
to her session. And since business
components created with the .NET
Framework are free-threaded, you
no longer need to worry about thread
affinity. |
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| Enhanced Reliability |
ASP.NET
ensures that your application is
always available to your users.
Memory Leak, DeadLock and Crash
Protection ASP.NET automatically
detects and recovers from errors
like deadlocks and memory leaks
to ensure your application is always
available to your users. For example,
say that your application has a
small memory leak, and that after
a week the leak has tied up a significant
percentage of your server's virtual
memory. ASP.NET will detect this
condition, automatically start up
another copy of the ASP.NET worker
process, and direct all new requests
to the new process. Once the old
process has finished processing
its pending requests, it is gracefully
disposed and the leaked memory is
released. Automatically, without
administrator intervention or any
interruption of service, ASP.NET
has recovered from the error. |
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| Easy Deployment |
ASP.NET
takes the pain out of deploying
server applications. "No touch"
application deployment. ASP.NET
dramatically simplifies installation
of your application. With ASP.NET,
you can deploy an entire application
as easily as an HTML page, just
copy it to the server. No need to
run regsvr32 to register any components,
and configuration settings are stored
in an XML file within the application.
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| Dynamic update of running
application |
ASP.NET
now lets you update compiled components
without restarting the web server.
In the past with classic COM components,
the developer would have to restart
the web server each time he deployed
an update. With ASP.NET, you simply
copy the component over the existing
DLL, ASP.NET will automatically
detect the change and start using
the new code. |
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| Easy Migration Path |
You
don't have to migrate your existing
applications to start using ASP.NET.
ASP.NET runs on IIS side-by-side
with classic ASP on Windows 2000
and Windows XP platforms. Your existing
ASP applications continue to be
processed by ASP.DLL, while new
ASP.NET pages are processed by the
new ASP.NET engine. You can migrate
application by application, or single
pages. And ASP.NET even lets you
continue to use your existing classic
COM business components. |
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| XML Web Services |
XML
Web services allow applications
to communicate and share data over
the Internet, regardless of operating
system or programming language.
ASP.NET makes exposing and calling
XML Web Services simple. Any class
can be converted into an XML Web
Service with just a few lines of
code, and can be called by any SOAP
client. Likewise, ASP.NET makes
it incredibly easy to call XML Web
Services from your application.
No knowledge of networking, XML,
or SOAP is required. |
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| Mobile Web Device Support
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ASP.NET Mobile Controls
let you easily target cell phones,
PDAs and over 80 mobile Web devices.
You write your application just
once, and the mobile controls
automatically generate WAP/WML,
HTML, or iMode as required by
the requesting device.
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| Our Skill |
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Programming
Languages |
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ASP.NET(VB.NET/C#)
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SQL (SQL92, SQL extensions
for various RDBMS`s) |
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JSP & Java Servlets
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Microsoft Visual Basic |
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PHP |
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Power Builder |
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CGI |
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Allaire ColdFusion |
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Delphi |
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Java Script, VB Script
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JBuilder |
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HTML, DHTML, XML |
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Databases/RDBMs
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MS SQL Server
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MySql |
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Oracle (PL/SQL, OCI)
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IBM DB2 |
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Sybase |
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Microsoft Access |
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Operating Systems/Platforms
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MS Windows
NT / 95 / 98 / 2000 /
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Unixs |
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SUN Solaris |
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Linux |
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MacOS |
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Windows CE |
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Applications/Web
Servers |
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IBM WebSphere
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Microsoft IIS |
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SUN Solaris |
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Apache Tomcat |
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Sybase Enterprise Application
Server |
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Domino Server |
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MTS |
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Programming and
Other Tools |
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Symantec
Visual Cafe |
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InstallShield |
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IBM VisualAge |
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Pocket PC |
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J Builder |
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Lotus Domino |
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Lotus Notes |
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Cold Fusion |
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Microsoft .NET Mobile
Web SDK |
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MS Exchange Server |
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Design, Testing
& Configuration: Software
Engineering Tools |
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Rational
ROSE |
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MS Visual Modeler |
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Rational Purify |
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Microsoft Project |
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Rational Clear Case |
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Visual SourceSafe &
SourceOffSite |
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| Advantages
Using ASP.NET |
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ASP.NET drastically
reduces the amount of code required
to build large applications
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ASP.NET makes development
simpler and easier to maintain
with an event-driven, server-side
programming model |
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ASP.NET pages are
easy to write and maintain because
the source code and HTML are
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The source code
is executed on the server. The
pages have lots of power and
flexibility by this approach
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The source code
is compiled the first time the
page is requested. Execution
is fast as the Web Server compiles
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