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I work for a client that uses a wide variety of technologies including Java, JSP, VS .Net (C#), ASP and VB6. While I'm sure the book is great for J2EE, how well might the pattern concepts transfer into the other languages?

As a Pattern book I would hope that the ideas would be transferable while J2ee was the medium for the examples in this instance.
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John,

There are several patterns and their concepts are very much platform-agnostic and they can be easily applied in Microsoft .NET platform. For example in Web-tier, Web Agent Interceptor, Secure Pipe, Intercepting Validator easily corresponds to the respective technologies in .NET. In Web services security, you would able to use all the patterns in Microsoft .NET as the patterns makes use of XML security standards than the underlying platfom.

We do have plans to publish these patterns to support Microsoft .NET users !

/Ramesh
 
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Perfect, that's what I expected but thought you would know best.
 
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Originally posted by Ramesh Nagappan:
We do have plans to publish these patterns to support Microsoft .NET users !

/Ramesh



Do you have a time frame for when this version would come out? Would the patterns be the same just with a different code base and classes as necessary to accomplish the requirements of the pattern?
 
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