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    Developer's Guide to Microsoft® Enterprise Library, C# Edition
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    Written by a key member of the Microsoft patterns & practices Enterprise Library version 5 development team.

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    Table of Contents

     

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    Developer's Guide to Microsoft® Enterprise Library

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    Foreword

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    Preface
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    About This Guide

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    What Do You Need to Get Started?

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    The Team Who Brought You this Guide
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    The Enterprise Library 5.0 Development Team

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    1. Welcome to the Library
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    Meet the Librarian

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    What You Get with Enterprise Library

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    Things You Can Do with Enterprise Library

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    Why You Should Use Enterprise Library

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    Some Fundamentals of Enterprise Library

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    Configuring Enterprise Library

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    The Example Applications

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    Summary

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    2. Much ADO about Data Access
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    Introduction

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    What Does the Data Access Application Block Do?

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    How Do I Use the Data Access Block?

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    Extending the Block to Use Other Databases

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    Summary

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    3. Error Management Made Exceptionally Easy
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    Introduction

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    When Should I Use the Exception Handling Block?

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    How Do I Use the Exception Handling Block?

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    What Exception Policies Do I Need?

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    Diving in with a Simple Example

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    Wrapping an Exception

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    Replacing an Exception

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    Logging an Exception

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    Shielding Exceptions at WCF Service Boundaries

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    Handling Specific Exception Types

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    Executing Code around Exception Handling

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    Assisting Administrators

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    Extending Your Exception Handling

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    Summary

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    4. As Easy As Falling Off a Log
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    Introduction

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    What Does the Logging Block Do?

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    How Do I Use the Logging Block?

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    Non-Formatted Trace Listeners

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    Creating Custom Trace Listeners, Filters, and Formatters

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    Summary

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    5. A Cache Advance for Your Applications
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    Introduction

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    What Does the Caching Block Do?

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    How Do I Configure the Caching Block?

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    How Do I Use the Caching Block?

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    Extending Your Cache Advance

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    Summary

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    6. Banishing Validation Complication
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    Introduction

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    Techniques for Validation

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    What Does the Validation Block Do?

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    How Do I Use The Validation Block?

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    Diving in With Some Simple Examples

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    Creating Custom Validators

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    Summary

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    7. Relieving Cryptography Complexity
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    Introduction

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    What Does the Cryptography Block Do?

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    How Do I Use the Cryptography Block?

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    Diving in with an Example

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    Creating Custom Cryptography Providers

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    Summary

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    8. An Authentic Approach to Token Identity
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    Introduction

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    What Does the Security Block Do?

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    How Do I Configure the Security Block?

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    How Do I Use the Security Block?

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    Diving in With an Example

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    Creating Custom Authorization Providers

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    Summary

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    A. Dependency Injection with Unity
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    What is Dependency Injection?

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    The Unity Dependency Injection and Interception Mechanism

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    Defining Dependencies with Unity

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    Resolving Populated Instances of Your Classes

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    B. Dependency Injection in Enterprise Library
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    Loading Configuration Information into a Unity Container

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    Viewing Registrations in the Container

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    Populating Entire Object Graphs at Application Startup

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    Maintaining a Container Reference in Request-Based Applications

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    Using an Alternative Service Locator or Container

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    C. Policy Injection in Enterprise Library

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    D. Enterprise Library Configuration Scenarios
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    About Enterprise Library Configuration

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    Scenarios for Advanced Configuration

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    E. Encrypting Configuration Files

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    Index

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    About the Authors

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    Copyright

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