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Developing Next Generation Smart Clients using .NET 2.0 working with Existing .NET 1.1 SOA-based XML Web Services

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Comprehensive guide to development of .NET 2.0 Smart Clients working with existing Service Oriented Architecture based XML web services, fully utilizing the Enterprise Library
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#region Using directives

using System;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Collections;
using System.Xml.Serialization;

#endregion

namespace SmartInstitute
{	
	///<summary>
	/// An object representation of the 'CourseSection' table. [No description for this table in the database]	
	///</summary>
	/// <remarks>
	/// Inherits from the <see cref="CourseSectionBase"/> class.
	/// Sorting and interfaces implementations are part of the <see cref="CourseSectionBase"/> class.
    /// Only custom implementations are done in this class.
    /// </remarks>
	[Serializable]
	public class CourseSection : CourseSectionBase
	{
		///<summary>
		/// Creates a new <see cref="CourseSection"/> instance.
		///</summary>
		public CourseSection() : base()
		{
		}
		
		///<summary>
		/// Creates a new <see cref="CourseSection"/> instance.
		///</summary>
		///<param name="ID"></param>
		///<param name="Title"></param>
		///<param name="Description"></param>
		///<param name="Capacity"></param>
		///<param name="CourseID"></param>
		///<param name="ClassID"></param>
		///<param name="Status"></param>
		///<param name="Type"></param>
		///<param name="ChangeStamp"></param>
		public CourseSection(System.Int32 ID, System.String Title, System.String Description, System.Int32 Capacity, System.Int32 CourseID, System.String ClassID, System.Int32 Status, System.Int32 Type, System.DateTime ChangeStamp) : base( ID,  Title,  Description,  Capacity,  CourseID,  ClassID,  Status,  Type,  ChangeStamp)
		{
		}
		
	}
}

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