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Sharepoint Overview Parte I
Gabriele Castellani (Microsoft)
24 novembre dalle 10.30 alle 12.00

Programmare SQL Server "Yukon"  [Messina 26 novembre 2003]
Seppur eclatante l'integrazione con il Common Language Runtime non è l’unica novità della nuova versione di SQL Server. Illustreremo il nuovo modello di programmazione basato su .NET nonchè le novità principali per i Database Administrator in SQL Server “Yukon”.

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Webcast: http://metahost.cwusa.tv/microsoft/20031116/comdex_keynote_300.asx

Transcript: http://www.microsoft.com/billgates/speeches/2003/11-16comdex2003.asp

Summary:
On Sunday evening, November 16^th, Bill Gates delivered his 20^th anniversary Comdex keynote at the Aladdin Theater in Las Vegas, Nevada.  Before a full auditorium of approximately 7500 attendees, Gates outlined his vision for Seamless Computing, a framework for software innovation that addresses the fundamental issues users face today, unlocks the value of computing and makes smart devices, software and services work as a coordinated whole.  Gates made several announcements including ISA Server 2004, Microsoft SmartScreen (anti-spam) Technology, Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2004 and several new, second-generation Tablet PCs.  Demos highlighted security and software updating advances, Office programmability and Tablet advances, and information retrieval research that is influencing Windows Longhorn. 

Sono simili, ma dato che uno e compact e l'altro no, qualche differenza c'e'.

Come fare a sapere quali sono:

Qui trovate un tool grafico che vi permette sapere per ogni classe del framework quali metodi, attributi, tipi etc sono disponibili per il solo framework, per il solo compact o per entrambi.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dv_spchk/html/NET_Compact_Framework.htm

Qui trovate la sezione del manuale on-line che descrive le differenze e le similitudini fra i due framework
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dv_evtuv/html/etconComparisonsWithNETFramework.asp

Qui la FAQ relativa allo sviluppo di applicazioni mobile:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/prodtechinfo/devtools/netcf/FAQ/

Ho trovato nella mia email questo scambio di battute, forse può essere utili anche a voi.

La domanda:
I personally don't think that customers should use the various methods out on the Internet to share session but sometimes they are determined and it is just not feasible for them to migrate to ASP.NET without this ability.
So, I have a customer that really wants to migrate but they need to do it slowly and that means doing both ASP and ASP.NET. I'm wondering if you all could suggest some techniques for sharing state between ASP and ASP.NET. The catch is that I need to know of techniques that have been proven to work in the field (customer request), not just techniques that will work from a technical standpoint.

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