ASP.NET Using C#
Course Title: ASP.NET Using C#
Course #: ASP15I
Duration: 5 days
Overview:
This course provides a practical, hands-on coverage of developing Web applications using ASP.NET and C#. It also introduces Web services. This five-day course includes extensive coverage of powerful new features in ASP.NET 2.0, such as personalization, Web parts, master pages, themes and skins, and new data binding. The course includes three chapters that introduce new features in ASP.NET 2.0, including a capable new development environment, Visual Web Developer that is part of Visual Studio 2005. ASP.NET 2.0 is much easier to use than its predecessor.
Topics:
Introduction to ASP.NET
Appendix A - Learning Resources
Appendix B - Configuring IIS for ASP.NET 2.0
Audience: Experienced application developers or architects.
Prerequisites: A working knowledge of C#. Previous experience with ASP is desirable, but not essential. Previous exposure to ADO.NET would be helpful.
Course #: ASP15I
Duration: 5 days
Overview:
This course provides a practical, hands-on coverage of developing Web applications using ASP.NET and C#. It also introduces Web services. This five-day course includes extensive coverage of powerful new features in ASP.NET 2.0, such as personalization, Web parts, master pages, themes and skins, and new data binding. The course includes three chapters that introduce new features in ASP.NET 2.0, including a capable new development environment, Visual Web Developer that is part of Visual Studio 2005. ASP.NET 2.0 is much easier to use than its predecessor.
Topics:
Introduction to ASP.NET
- Web Application Fundamentals
- Creating a Virtual Directory
- From ASP to ASP.NET
- Limitations of ASP
- Benefits of ASP.NET
- An Echo Program
- ASP.NET Features
- Compiled Code
- Server Controls
- Browser Independence
- Separation of Code and Content
- State Management
- Web Forms Architecture
- HelloCodebehind.aspx
- HelloCodebehind.aspx.cs
- Page Class
- Inheriting from Page Class
- Web Forms Life Cycle
- View State
- Web Forms Event Model
- Page Processing
- Page Events
- Page Properties
- Page Directive
- Tracing
- Code-Behind in ASP.NET 2.0
- ASP.NET 2.0 Code-Behind Page
- Classical Web Programming
- Active Server Pages Object Model
- Request/Response Objects
- HTML Code
- ASP Code
- Request/Response in ASP.NET
- HttpRequest Class
- Properties of HttpRequest
- Using HttpRequest Class
- HTTP Collections
- HttpResponse Class
- Redirect
- HttpUtility
- Echo Program in ASP.NET
- Echo.aspx
- EchoBack.aspx
- GET and POST Compared
- QueryString and Forms Collections
- Using Visual Studio
- Visual Web Developer
- Using Components in ASP.NET 2.0
- Compilation Error
- Shadow Copying
- Temporary Copy of the Component
- ASP.NET Applications
- Sessions
- Global.asax
- Log Class
- StringStore Class
- Data Binding
- Session Data
- Sessions Using IIS
- Absolute Positioning
- Adding Global.asax File
- Session and Application State
- Session Object
- Page_Load
- Session Variable Issues
- Session State and Cookies
- Session State Timeout
- Session State Store
- Application State
- Implementing Application State
- Global.asax
- Users.aspx.cs
- Multithreading Issues
- Bouncing the Web Server
- Cookies
- Cookies and ASP.NET
- HttpCookie Properties
- Acme Travel Agency Case Study
- Server Controls in ASP.NET
- HTML Server Controls
- Using HTML Server Controls
- HTML vs. Web Forms Server Control
- Code for Login
- HTML Controls in Visual Studio
- Using HTML Controls
- Web Controls
- Validation Controls
- Required Field Validation
- Regular Expression Validation
- Rich Controls
- Copying a Web Site
- User Controls
- Using a User Control
- Copyright.ascx
- Copyright.ascx.cs
- What Is Caching?
- Need for Caching (Why Cache?)
- Data to be Cached - Time Frame
- ASP vs. ASP.NET Response Model
- Caching in ASP.NET
- Three Types of Caching in ASP.NET
- Output Caching
- @ OutputCache Directive
- @ OutputCache - Attributes in Detail
- VaryByParam in Detail
- HttpCachePolicy Class
- Page Fragment Caching
- Common Mistakes in Using Fragment Caching
- Data Caching or Application Caching
- Add an Item to the Cache Object
- Insert and Add Methods
- Expiration
- Problems in Caching
- One-minute Introduction to XML!
- ASP.NET Configuration - Overview
- Multi-level Configuration
- Configuration Hierarchy
- Web.Config File Structure
- Web.Config Sections
- Application Settings
- ASP.NET Security - Overview
- Role-Based Security and CAS
- Types and Steps
- Steps in Enabling Role-Based Security
- Three Ways to Authenticate
- Forms Authentication - Default.aspx
- Forms Authentication - Web.Config
- Features of Forms Authentication
- Forms Authentication Classes
- Customizing Forms Authentication
- Authentication Source
- Windows Authentication
- Passport Authentication
- Authorization
- ASP.NET Diagnostics
- Debugging Using Visual Studio
- Debugging Calculator
- Application-Level Tracing
- Tracing Calculator
- Using the Page Cache
- An ASP.NET Page Without Visual Studio
- Attaching to VS Debugger
- Preparing to Debug
- Trace Messages
- Tracing the Calculator Page
- Conditional Tracing
- Trace Category
- Trace Warning
- Exceptions in Trace
- Errors in ASP.NET
- Uncaught Exception
- Custom Error Pages
- ASP.NET 2.0 Control Improvements
- New Controls in ASP.NET 2.0
- Master Pages
- Using a Menu Control
- Creating Content Pages
- TreeView Control
- Master Page Application
- Visual Studio 2005 Solutions
- Data Access in ASP.NET 2.0
- Creating a Connection
- Using Database Explorer
- Performing Queries
- SQL Generation Options
- Enable Edit and Delete
- Editing Records
- GridView Control
- DetailsView Control
- Storing the Connection String
- Protecting the Configuration String
- FormView Control
- Master/Detail Web Pages
- Data Binding
- Template Editing
- Using XML Data
- Multiple-Tier Data Access
- Object Data Source
- Themes
- Control Skins
- Applying Themes
- Security in ASP.NET 2.0
- ASP.NET Membership
- Login Controls
- Web Site Administration Tool
- Access Rules
- Profile Properties
- Using ASP.NET Profile Properties
- Web Parts
- Web Parts Control Set
- UI Structural Components
- Web Applications
- ASP.NET Request Processing
- ASP.NET Architecture with IIS 5.0
- Pipeline Processing
- Pipeline Architecture
- Customizing the HTTP Pipeline
- Customizing Applications
- Customizing a Welcome Application
- Logger Class
- Custom Handlers
- IHttpHandler Interface
- Custom Handler Configuration
- Entry in Configuration File
- Extension Mapping in IIS
- .ashx Files
- string.ashx
- Custom Modules
- Using DemoModule
- ADO.NET
- ADO.NET Architecture
- .NET Data Providers
- Programming with ADO.NET Interfaces
- .NET Namespaces
- Connected Data Access
- ADO.NET Class Libraries
- Using Commands
- Creating a Command Object
- ExecuteNonQuery
- Using a DataReader
- Data Bound Controls
- DataGrid in Visual Studio 2005
- Binding a DataReader to a DataGrid
- Disconnected Datasets
- Data Adapters
- Command Builder
- Main Program
- Creating a Data Adapter and Generating Commands
- Filling the Dataset
- Displaying the Data Set
- Adding a Row to the Data Set
- Deleting a Row
- Changing a Row
- Updating the Database
- Creating A Dataset Manually
- Using XML Data
- XML Schema and Data
- Using XML with a DataSet
- ASP.NET and Web Services
- Industry Standards
- Web Services and Remoting
- XML
- XML Namespaces
- Uniform Resource Identifier
- XML Schema
- SOAP
- WSDL
- Web Services Architecture
- HTTP GET Web Service
- Client IE Web Form
- SOAP Web Service
- SOAP Description
- Viewing WSDL
- Anonymous Access
- WS-I Basic Profile 1.0
- Providing a Namespace
Appendix A - Learning Resources
Appendix B - Configuring IIS for ASP.NET 2.0
- ASP.NET Versions Side-by-Side
- Configuring for ASP.NET 2.0
- Installing ASP.NET
Audience: Experienced application developers or architects.
Prerequisites: A working knowledge of C#. Previous experience with ASP is desirable, but not essential. Previous exposure to ADO.NET would be helpful.
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