How to Use .NET Framework 3.0 in Vista
The .NET Framework is a library of routines intended for use by most Windows applications. It is included with Windows Server 2008 and Vista, and is also available for Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP SP2. The following steps will show how to use .NET Framework 3.0 in Vista.
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Identify the major components that are new with version 3.0 of .Net Framework. Windows CardSpace store allows a user to choose an identity for a transaction. Windows Communication Foundation is a messaging system that allows programs to operate like web services. Windows Presentation Foundation is a user interface that uses Direct3D. Windows Workflow Foundation uses workflows to integrate transactions and automate tasks.
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Use CardSpace by creating a compatible identity provider. It must implement a security token service, define its policy with WS-SecurityPolicy and indicate how security token requests should be authenticated.
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Build service-oriented applications quickly with Windows Communication Foundation using .NET Framework development skills. Windows Communication Foundation can operate with non-Microsoft platforms and extends the capabilities of existing Microsoft distributed systems such as Enterprise Services and .NET Remoting.
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Develop user interfaces that support hardware acceleration of graphics, multimedia services and improved content readability with Windows Presentation Foundation. Use Windows Presentation Foundation tools to work with Expression Interactive Designer, Visual Studio and Extensible Application Markup Language.
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Implement business processes in applications with Windows Workflow Foundation. Developers can use a graphical designer and debugger to create workflows directly into the developer framework. This allows independent vendors to develop business software more easily.
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