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1 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 1 Part I Microsoft.NET: The Overview Chapter 1: Chapter 2: What Is.NET? Microsoft s End-to-End Mobile Strategy COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL
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3 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 3 Chapter 1 What Is.NET? The.NET Framework Visual Studio.NET SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) About the Mobile Internet Toolkit
4 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 4 4 Chapter 1 What Is.NET? At the end of the chapter, readers can expect to have achieved a basic understanding of the following: What Microsoft is hoping to achieve with.net The distributed nature of.net and the role of new developments such as XML Web Services The role of individual aspects of.net, particularly relevant to this book such as the.net Framework, Visual Studio.NET, SOAP, and the Mobile Internet Toolkit Before we launch into a study of the Mobile Internet Toolkit portion of.net, it is a good idea to have an understanding of the entire.net package. In this chapter we will have a look at a broad outline of.net, some of its key components and how the Mobile Internet Toolkit fits into the total package. Microsoft defines.net as being a five-part strategy consisting of the following: The.NET Framework and Visual Studio.NET developer tools Server infrastructure Microsoft s various server packages Building Block Services such as portable user identification (Passport) Devices software products covering a range of different devices User experiences applications such as Office and services such as MSN Later in this chapter, we will cover the.net Framework and Visual Studio.NET package. We will also investigate some of the other key.net components. In Chapter 2, Microsoft s End-to-End Mobile Strategy, we will have a more detailed look at server infrastructure, devices, and some of the building block services and user experiences. Essentially,.NET represents an integrated approach to software development, deployment, and usage. Developers no longer need to build applications and services just for a mobile platform, a Pocket PC platform, or a desktop platform. Each of these is seen as a greater part of the whole with users able to seamlessly transfer data between the platforms. A single application might work across these platforms for example, a messaging system that communicates delivery instructions from warehouse PCs (personal computers) to the delivery drivers mobile phones via a server. The information entered into the PC might come directly from a dedicated wireless mobile barcode reader..net is also firmly based on a distributed computing model. Applications can be assembled from components or XML Web Services that exist on different machines. XML (extensible Markup Language) is the language used to communicate between these XML Web Services, and Microsoft sees it as the glue that makes.net work. XML Web Services may be either software components or resources such as data libraries.
5 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 5 What Is.NET? 5 XML Web Services rely on SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) to transmit and receive data and commands within a distributed system. This protocol describes how the data and commands should be represented using XML. There are a number of other services and technologies associated with the use of SOAP that are described in the SOAP section later in this chapter. As an application may consist of a number of XML Web Services accessing a number of other XML Web Services, which could be spread over a large number of machines potentially across the planet, execution sequences can become a problem. Not everything will necessarily happen in the correct order. In these scenarios,.net allows for the synchronous (in sequence) or asynchronous (out of sequence) execution of the various functions. This needs to be specified in the code during design, but it means that applications won t sit there churning away to themselves, waiting for something to come down the pipe, and locking the user out of doing something else on their machine. Figure 1.1 illustrates how an application built around XML Web Services might look. FIGURE 1.1: Sample application using XML Web Services Desktop computers at Tom's Customers using the Internet Client application: Tom's Travel Agency Web Service: constantly updated currency converter; commercial service based at Anne's Accounting Web Services: Relative currency values from various world exchanges Web Services: Accommodation details and prices for various hotels around the world Customers using the Mobile Internet Web Service: Flight details and prices for Royal Cactus Airlines Tom s Travel Agency (TTA) is able to give up-to-the-minute quotes on travel costs using a Web Service-driven application. This application makes use of a currency converter Web Service provided by Anne's Accounting. This application draws on other Web Services to give hourly updated figures. Anne charges users (such as TTA) for accessing this service. TTA also accesses flight details and prices from their preferred airline and accommodation costs from a range of worldwide hotels using Web Services. TTA provides the information to customers from the desktop computers at the agency, over the Internet, and over the Mobile Internet.
6 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 6 6 Chapter 1 What Is.NET? The.NET Framework The.NET framework is the main environment for building, deploying, and using XML Web Services. It consists of the following: The Common Language Runtime (CLR), the platform s execution engine; code written for.net runs under its control The Framework classes ASP.NET (Active Server Pages for.net) Code is written using ASP.NET. Developers are able to use any.net Frameworkcompatible language to write their applications and can access all elements of the.net Framework from their code. Compatible languages include those shipping with.net such as Visual Basic.NET, C++ and C# (pronounced C Sharp ) as well as a range of third-party languages such as Eiffel that have compilers developed to target the.net common language runtime. WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) tools, such as Visual Studio.NET, work seamlessly with ASP.NET and developers can use a forms-based approach to build Web applications similar to how they may have used more traditional tools such as Visual Basic to build conventional applications in the past. Microsoft refers to these as Web Forms. Visual Studio.NET Visual Studio.NET is the principal development tool for.net. It integrates the formerly separate Microsoft development platforms (such as Visual Basic, Visual FoxPro, Visual C++, as well as the new C#) into a single IDE (Integrated Development Environment). You can build the majority of your applications in Visual Studio.NET, whether it be a traditional application, a distributed application based on XML Web Services, an XML Web Service or COM component, or a Website.
7 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 7 Visual Studio.NET 7 It also provides the IDE for building mobile sites and applications using the Mobile Internet Toolkit. As illustrated in Figure 1.2, programmers can open Visual Studio.NET, and choose the type of project they wish to build (such as a Windows application or XML Web Service) and the language they wish to build it in. You can even change languages within a project where necessary or use a non-microsoft language (such as Eiffel). FIGURE 1.2: Developers have the choice of project type and language in Visual Studio.NET. In addition, Microsoft has included a new language in Visual Studio.NET, C#. This language is designed to bring a simpler, more RAD (Rapid Application Development) approach to the world of C/C++ programming. It is object-oriented, is type-safe, and offers automatic garbage collection. As you can see in Figure 1.3, if you have previously used any of the Microsoft visual development tools, the new Visual Studio.NET interface is very familiar.
8 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 8 8 Chapter 1 What Is.NET? FIGURE 1.3: The Visual Studio IDE SOAP SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) is a lightweight protocol for exchanging data in a distributed heterogeneous environment. It provides a set of rules (or grammar for XML) about how data and commands should be represented. In the past, distributed computing has run aground because the objects required are unable to be accessed through the firewalls and security protocols set up (quite rightly!) around many networks. SOAP now allows these objects to transmit their data or receive commands via Port 80 (the HTTP port that any network administrator wishing to use the Internet would normally leave open). New XML Web Services are set up with SOAP already incorporated into them. Existing COM objects can be given a SOAP wrapper (using Visual Studio.NET) that enables them to be used as a distributed XML Web Service. Microsoft has other members of the SOAP family that work alongside the protocol to help make it possible for developers to actually find and use available XML Web Services in their applications: WSDL Another XML grammar (set of rules for XML) is WSDL (Web Service Description Language). WSDL is used to expose the capabilities of an XML Web Service. For example, we might have an XML Web Service that has some function called calculate that requires three variables a, b, and c. We would talk to the XML Web Service using WSDL to find out about this function and what its requirements were.
9 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 9 The Mobile Internet Toolkit 9 Disco Disco, which is short for SOAP Discovery, is used to locate descriptions for XML Web Services. When an XML Web Service is created, a file with the extension.disco is also generated. This file enables the WSDL description files for a particular site to be automatically located when someone wishes to make use of the XML Web Services in a distributed application. (This assumes that the owner of the site is willing to allow the use of his or her XML Web Services in some other distributed application!) UDDI UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) is a directory service to provide the location of a whole range of XML Web Services. They are categorized into various types of information and services. For more information, see The Mobile Internet Toolkit The Mobile Internet Toolkit is all about developers being able to write a single site or application for the mobile Internet that is viewable on any device irrespective of its individual idiosyncrasies, platform, supported protocols, languages dial tone, case color, etc. In principle, we could write a single site viewable on the big screen Internet as well as the mobile Internet using this write once, present anywhere approach. In practice however, we need to keep our desktop Internet sites and mobile Internet sites as separate entities unless we are intent on wishing unsatisfactory browsing experiences on our site visitors! It may be at some point in the future that the two may begin to converge, but at the moment they are two quite separate mediums in the way they are used and the information they can convey. Mobile applications are built in ASP.NET using a special set of mobile controls. The controls are added to a Mobile Web Form (which is a particular type of ASP.NET Web Form) and then coded behind using the development language of choice. We will be using Visual Basic.NET in this book. The Mobile Internet Toolkit SDK consists of a set of server-side mobile controls, the Mobile Web Forms Designer, a tutorial, and relevant documentation. It is included as part of the Visual Studio.NET package. Although it is possible to write the code for the Mobile Internet Toolkit using any text editor (such as Notepad), it is a lot simpler to graphically build the mobile site or application using Visual Studio s standardized IDE. If you are particularly keen to hand write applications using a standard text editor, the Mobile Web Forms are saved with the same.aspx file extension used now for all ASP.NET Web Forms. (Note: this is different from the old.asp extension used for Active Server Pages pre-.net.) The code behind needs to be saved in a file using the extension of the language that you have used (.vb for Visual Basic and.cs for C#). This then needs to be compiled, which can be done from the command line, but I ll let you chase up the appropriate Microsoft
10 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page Chapter 1 What Is.NET? FIGURE 1.4: The UP.Simulator, an example of Openwave s mobile emulator documentation on how to do it yourself! It then needs to be placed in a bin directory inside the directory containing the Mobile Form. This can then be opened via your Web server as will be explained later in Chapter 4, An Example of Mobile Technology: WAP and WML. As the mobile environment is a rapidly expanding and changing field, the Mobile Internet Toolkit has been designed to support a wide range of platforms and devices. It is also extensible and allows for the further inclusion of new devices as they are developed. Applications and sites built using.net can be tested using real devices or emulators such as the Mobile Explorer emulator or the Openwave emulator (as illustrated in Figure 1.4).
11 2975ch01.qxd 01/03/02 10:55 AM Page 11 Summary 11 Mobile applications are usually built-in decks of cards with each card representing the Internet equivalent of a page. Each deck is in fact a single page of code, so in HTML terms, it would be like writing your entire Website onto a single page of code and only using a section of the code to represent each page of the site. The Mobile Internet Toolkit allows this to happen by permitting developers to place multiple form controls onto a single Mobile Form Web page. As controls are added to the forms on the page, each control has a runat=server attribute declared to ensure that they are executed as server-side code. The result is a streamlined development environment with drag-and-drop controls onto a single form (or multiple forms if you wish). The business logic and content can then be added in the traditional code behind approach used with Microsoft development tools. Developers already schooled in ASP.NET have very little to learn before they begin developing sites and applications for the mobile Internet. The adaptive rendering of the Mobile Internet Toolkit handles device detection and appropriate presentation of the code for any mobile device. Summary Microsoft s.net brings together a range of development tools, platform software, and services under one integrated umbrella. The developer can now create user-centric applications that are designed to work across a particular environment rather than just on a particular platform. Developers are able to use the tools and languages of their choice within the single IDE of Visual Studio.NET. At the wider level, XML Web Services and their associated protocols open up the real possibilities of building and using distributed applications across the Internet. The strong mobile focus of.net and the creation of a set of dedicated tools simplify development in this area and help to ensure that any software solution is able to be equipped with mobile capability where appropriate.
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