Conclusion
In this way we’ve created a simple web application for the ACME Corp that uses Hyper.Net without the hurdles and complexity of traditional n-tier application development. Although it is a very basic web application, it contains all the infrastructure and concepts required to build more complex web applications.
The Search class contained in the Hyper.Net.Framework.BOM namespace is the most complex to build, but it is also a very powerful concept. It represents a much simpler way to build custom queries, transparently utilize the Hyper.Net Framework caching system, and retrieve results as XML documents, allowing you to yield any kind of document you want.
Now let's take a look at the final web application in two views, the first one, shown in Figure 13, is the normal view after loading the web application. Note that for content we have published this How-To.
Figure 14 shows a view after navigating through the tree view and displaying some content.
Figure 15 shows a search result.
Figure 13 – The Welcome Page
Figure 14 – Normal view after navigating thru the tree view
Figure 15 – Search result page, after searching for “HNFSDK” keyword
The Hyper.Net Framework SDK team expects this short guide to be all you need to start developing Hyper.Net-based web applications and start to sharing knowledge across your organization. We wish you good coding!