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ASP.NET Kick Start
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ASP.NET Kick Start

by Stephen Walther
December 2002
Beginner
624 pages
12h 9m
English
Sams
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Chapter 20. Building Business Components

In this chapter, you’ll learn how to create custom components with C# and Visual Basic .NET. Components enable you to reuse the same application logic—the same code—across multiple pages. You can place any type of application logic in a component that you want. For example, you can place all of your database access logic in a component, you can expose an XML Web service from a component, or you can implement custom business logic in a component.

In this chapter, you will learn

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