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You Will Learn How To
- Create multitier Web applications using Visual Studio, ASP.NET and Ajax
- Design for data independence with Entity Framework, LINQ and ADO.NET
- Leverage distributed sessions, page inheritance and caching in ASP.NET
- Program a business layer with stateful objects and distributed transactions
- Create a more responsive User Interface (UI) using Ajax Extensions and the Ajax Control Toolkit
- Develop fast, efficient Web pages with WCF Web services and jQuery
Course Benefits Modern Web sites need to be able to handle simultaneous users, while providing a fast, responsive Web 2.0 interface. In this course, you create a multitier Web site using Visual Studio and .NET. You learn how to create a scalable architecture, use WCF services and MSMQ for asynchronous distributed programming and how to enhance the UI with Ajax Extensions, the Ajax Control Toolkit and jQuery.
Who Should Attend Those programming robust Web applications. Programming experience at the level of Course 503, " Visual Basic Programming for .NET", or Course 419, " C# Programming", and Web development experience are assumed. ASP.NET and JavaScript experience are helpful.
Hands-On Training You gain experience building a scalable application. Exercises, presented in VB or C#, include:
- Creating custom business entities
- Building a data access layer
- Exploiting ASP.NET security features for Web UIs
- Programming transactional components
- Building a richer UI using Ajax Extensions
- Connecting Ajax to WCF Web services
- Building DHTML with jQuery
- Implementing message queuing
- Manipulating XML on the client
- Dynamically switching ASP.NET themes and masters
Course Content Architecture of Scalable Applications
- N-tier applications
- Distributed objects vs. clustering
- Communication between layers
- Challenges of a Web farm environment
Building the Data Layer
Designing for data independence
- Working with business objects
- Maximising efficiency with ADO.NET
Exploiting Microsoft ORM tools
- Utilising the Entity Framework
- Simplifying data access with LINQ to SQL
Constructing the Presentation Layer
Working with ASP.NET controls
- Handling control events
- Binding business components with ObjectDataSource
- Exploiting simple and complex data binding
Implementing Web security
- Authenticating anonymous Internet users
- Achieving role-based Web security
- Integrating Microsoft security tables with an existing database
Building Web Forms
- Inheriting from a base page
- Dynamically switching themes and master pages
Managing state for Web farms
- Sticky sessions vs. dynamic load balancing
- Implementing distributed session state
- Leveraging caching for performance and scalability
- Filtering, sorting and aggregating with LINQ to Objects
Implementing the Business Layer
Programming the middle tier
- Encapsulating business logic in business entity objects
- Managing concurrency
- Employing promotable .NET transactions
- Distributing transactions across multiple transaction servers
Sending Asynchronous Distributed Messages
- Utilising Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ)
- Reading from and writing to queues using the System.Messaging namespace
Building More Responsive ASP.NET Pages with Ajax
Creating a richer UI with Ajax extensions
- Integrating Ajax and existing pages
- Increasing responsiveness with the UpdatePanel
- Utilising AsyncPostBack Triggers for conditional updates
- Using Ajax with Master Pages via ScriptManagerProxy
Leveraging the Ajax Control Toolkit
- Linking DropDownLists with CascadingDropDown controls
- Writing and calling an Ajax-enabled WCF Web service
- Implementing the Ajax Accordion control
Enhancing Web Form controls with Ajax control extenders
- Creating modal dialogs with the ModalPopup control
- Simplifying dates with the CalendarExtender
- Responding to user input with the AutoComplete extender
- Guiding the user with TextBoxWatermark
Developing with jQuery
Manipulating HTML with jQuery
- Investigating jQuery syntax
- Returning wrapped sets with the jQuery function
- Responding to DOM loading with the .ready() function
- Traversing the DOM with selectors
Creating DHTML with jQuery
- Manipulating JSON and HTML
- Updating client HTML pages with jQuery and Ajax
- Traversing XML Ajax returns with .find() and .each()
- Animating changes to HTML
Implementing Microsoft Official jQuery Plugins
- Building DHTML with Ajax and client-side templates
- Displaying preformatted HTML inside client templates
- Localising formats with the Globalisation plugin
Delivering JavaScript efficiently
- Improving performance with Microsoft's Content Delivery Network
- Reducing script size with the Microsoft Minifier
Deploying Web Packages
- Packaging for deployment
- Transforming the Web.config for release
- Importing Web packages in IIS
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Course Dates
UK Dates | | 20-23 Mar | London enrol | | 17-20 Jul | London enrol | | 6-9 Nov | London enrol | US East Coast Dates | | 13-16 Mar | Washington, DC enrol* | | 27-30 Mar | New York enrol* | | 10-13 Apr | Washington, DC enrol* |
*New York and Washington DC Courses – Available online with a run time of 2pm to 9pm BST. For AnyWare enrolments, please register at least 10 days prior to the start of the course.
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