SITS DotNet

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SITS DotNet

• Microsoft .NET Software development in the Samoan
  Police
• Prisons and Fire Service.
• Understanding the Basics with Examples

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Introduction

• Barry Wilson
• Samoan Police Technical Advisor IT (3 Years)
• Credentials
• Software Developer/Web Developer (NZDF)
  developing Multi Tiered Thin Client Apps
• Microsoft Certified Application Developer
• Degree in Information Technology.
• Languages C, C, JAVA, VB, Scripting
• Databases, IBM, SQL Server, XML, OO

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Why Choose Visual Studio .Net (VS.Net) for
development in Samoa.

• One of the best Integrated Development
  Environments (IDE) available
• Supports many languages
• COBOL to Camel
• C, J, VB .Net, Jscript .Net, and C from
  Microsoft.
• Simplifies development of
• windows, web based, data access applications,
• components, controls and web services.
• True distributed computing platform i.e.
• enables computers, devices, and services to
  collaborate
• Visual Studio .NET (VS.NET) supports all the
  areas of software development (RAD) from
• project creation to
• debugging and
• installation.
• Reuse
• XML configuration, reflection (types), and
  attributes to ease the overall software
  development life cycle.

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Demonstration of the VS.Net IDE

• Layout
• Various Project Types
• Languages
• Data Technologies
• Tools

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Software developed for the Police

• Thin Client, Web based Apps
• Police Records
• Police Human Resources
• Training Management
• Asset Management
• Common information
• Application Security (Role Based)
• Future Software
• Web Services (Police Records)

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Demonstration Police Application

• Asset Resource Management. (ARM)
• 3 Tiered Model

Police HR
HR Data layer
Asset Management Application ARM
Security
Security Data layer
ARM Business layer
Asset
ARM Data layer
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True distributed computing

• Simplified Data Extraction
• (XML) Web Services
• HTTP Protocol
• SOAP
• Class Libraries
• Managed Code use in Unmanaged Code (wrappers)
• Unmanaged Code use in Managed Code
• Remoting Services (Microsoft technology)

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Web Services Demonstration

• Hello World
• Database Driven Web Service

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Conclusion

• True RAD
• Fully supported (World Wide)
• Easy to learn

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Questions or Free for all Demonstrations.
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Related Websites

• http//msdn.microsoft.com
• http//www.GotDotNet.com
• http//planetsourcecode.com

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Demonstration Attempt a Table update (Time
permits)

• Build a Table Update in less then 30 Mins
• Using Stored Procedures
• Using a Data layer
• Thin Client Update.