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Before the days of object-oriented analysis and design, programmers thought of a program as just a sequence of instructions. The focus at that time was on structuring and optimizing those instructions. With the advent of the object-oriented paradigm, the focus changed from optimizing instructions to organizing a program s data and functions into encapsulated sets of logically related data items and functions, called classes. A class is a data structure that can store data and execute code. It contains the following: Data members, which store data associated with the class or an instance of the class. Data members generally model the attributes of the real-world object the class represents. Function members, which execute code. Function members generally model the functions and actions of the real-world object the class represents. A C# class can have any number of data and function members. The members can be any combination of nine possible member types. These member types are shown in Table 4-1. The ones I will cover in this chapter fields and methods are checked in the table. Table 4-1. Types of Class Members

CHAPTER 6 EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE (XML)

Note Classes are encapsulated sets of logically related data items and functions that generally represent

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A running C# program is a group of interacting type objects, most of which are instances of classes. For example, suppose you have a program simulating a poker game. When it is running, it has an instance of a class called Dealer, whose job it is to run the game, and several instances of a class called Player, which represent the players of the game. The Dealer object stores such information as the current state of the card deck and the number of players. Its actions include shuffling the deck and dealing the cards. The Player class is very different. It stores such information as the player s name and the amount of money left to bet, and performs such actions as analyzing the player s current hand and placing bets. The running program is illustrated in Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-1. The objects in a running program A real program would undoubtedly contain dozens of other classes besides Dealer and Player. These would include classes such as Card and Deck. Each class models some thing that is a component of the poker game.

That s pretty much it for the basics of the XML Digital Signature API and JSR 105. For more information on the API, see the Java Web Services Developer Pack tutorial, available at http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.6/tutorial/doc/XMLDigitalSignatureAPI8.html. Just realize that since you re using Java 6, you don t need to install any supplemental packages that might be mentioned.