Author: Deng Chunni
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book introduces the general methods of developing enterprise information systems using ASP.NET through four typical cases. All cases adopt the standard three-tier architecture, with clear structures and well-organized code. The Human Resource Management System implements basic HR functions, including department management, position management, employee management, system announcements, and application management for employee travel, leave, etc. The Document Management System implements basic document management functions, such as directory management, file management, permission management, trash can management, and document search. The Internal Email Management System implements email system functions based on database read/write, such as sending/receiving emails, sent items, drafts, trash, and email reminders. The Customer and Order Management System implements functions including basic customer information management, customer phone information management, customer voucher and membership card queries, and order management. This book is suitable for beginners learning ASP.NET for self-study, as well as for readers of various backgrounds who want to develop enterprise information systems independently.
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