September 2011
Intermediate to advanced
468 pages
15h 37m
English
We discussed one of the tasks that appver accomplishes—comparing an inner class object provided by the application with one that has been registered. Registration occurs when the inner class gets inserted on first sight (when there is no existing registry entry for the application). That's right: the first time you (a new application) show up, we write your name in the guest book and save the inner class you provided. Your application had to leap several obstacles to get this far, and we give you credit for that. However, at this point, it's not much more than a mug shot.
Your application has to come back with the same identity in order to register your connection strings. You also have to show up with ...
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