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Complete Tree: Each leaf is the same ‘distance’ from the root. A (general) tree A (general) tree consists of a set of nodes that is either empty or has a root node to which are attached zero or more subtrees. Of course, a subtree itself must be a tree. Thus this is a recursive definition. A binary tree...

Distributed Systems in Virtual Environments System Deployments Servers 1. Web Server 2. BizTalk Server 2004 3. SharePoint Portal Server 4. SQL Server 2000 Server Installation Content 1. Web Server VM IIS 6.0, Web Application, SMTP, MSMQ, Web Service Enhancements and ACA.NET 2. BizTalk Server 2004 VM...

There are quiet a lot changes in ASP.NET 2.0. This book gives a couple of topics on the new features and also compares with features on ASP.NET 1.0. To summarize it, I list a couple of interesting topics. 1. Master Pages The master page is a single file that defines the template for a set of pages. It...

It’s normal for developers to store user name and password inside database. There is a more secure way to work on security issues. Store username and password inside Active Directory. If you have a window 2003 server, do a DC promote to make it a Domain Controller. Download MIIS server and SQL MA server...

I have seen lots of programmers use singleton pattern in their configuration file retrieval. .NET framework 2.0 provides different configuration classes than its predecessor. It gives your flexibility to separate configuration files which let you deploy easier in different working environments. Here...

The Factory Mthod Pattern: defines an interface for creating an object, but lets subclasses decide which class to instantiate. Factory Method lets a class defer instantiation to subclasses. Public class PizzaStore { Pizza orderPizza() { Pizza pizza; if(type.equals("cheese")) { pizza = new CheesePizza...

By chance I find this book when I was looking through books in Borders. I like it immediately. As a software developer, one should not only write good code, but also write good documentation, which makes other people understand what your code does. Further more, one needs to communicate with others clearly...

There is a site which gives you a quick start or review for your UML concepts. www.dotnetcoders.com www.agilemodeling.com