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Course Name: ASP .NET 2.0 Training Bootcamp™
(with C#.NET)
Brief Course Description: Complete Server Side development and Internet
programming with
Microsoft’s
C#.NET 2.0, the.NET 2.0 Framework and Visual Studio 2005
Duration: 5 Full Days
of comprehensive ASP.NET 2.0 Training with C# .NET
Format: Instructor-led, hands-on
Prerequisites: Knowledge of HTML and professional programming experience
is assumed. Exposure to Object Oriented programming, relational databases and
a little XML is especially helpful.
Assumed Audience: Procedural language programmers and "classic" .ASP
developers transitioning to .NET. Students who are coding in VB6, PHP, Perl,
classic ASP etc, or similar procedural programmers are ready to attend this class.
Java and C++ developers new to .NET are also well positioned attend this course.
Course Materials: 500+ pg text on ASP.NET, Resource Pack with CD
Course Description Summary: : This is a fast paced, in depth ASP.NET
2.0 training using C#.NET. This class is about 50% lecture with code demonstrations
and
about
50% lab work thereafter. The lab work includes many short exercises and several
in-depth projects. The student exits this class aware of best practices in ASP.NET
2.0 and ready to build production ASP.NET applications incorporating C#.NET.
NOTE: This class does not cover Windows Forms programming. For Windows Forms
programming, please refer to the 4-day
C#.NET BOOTCAMP with Windows Forms.
.NET 2.0 Overview and Theory of Operation
- Common Language Runtime (CLR)
- The Assembly
- Security and Scope
- Metadata
- Assembly types: Private, Shared and Native
- Why understanding the .NET Assembly is key
- The Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
- Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL)
- .NET languages overview
- Common Type System (CTS)
- Just in time compilation (JIT)
- The command line utilities vs Visual Studio
- Understanding the Framework
- Understanding the Common Type System
- Understanding Namespaces
- Understanding how to use the standard .NET Libraries
- Useful .NET utilities that ship with Visual Studio
- Creating and deploying Windows and ASP.NET applications
- Obfuscation and Deployment
Using Visual Studio 2005
- Project components
- References
- Difference between a solution and a project
- When to use what project type
- Class View, Code View, Component View, Design View
- Solution Explorer, Server Explorer, Properties & Events Window;
Immediate, Locals and Output Windows
- The Class Diagrammer in Detail
- Refactoring support (C#.NET only)
- Code snippets and Macros
- Code Editor Regions
- Auto-generated, inline XML Documentation
- Setting up your code editor
- Customizing your VS2005 desktop
- Settings, setting up, importing and exporting personal VS2005 settings
- Using the object explorer
- Project Properties: Knowing the essential project and compilation settings
- Essential Tools/Options setting
- Using the debugger
- Extending Visual Studio with Snippets, Commands and Macros
- Best Practices in the IDE
The Programming Language
- Variables
- Rules for scope—Access modifiers for variables
- Variable shadowing explained and demystified
- Data Types and Procedure Return Values
- Value types and Object (reference) types- when to use each
- The “Boxing” of variables demystified
- Casting and type conversions
- ‘ this’ keyword, (‘Me’ in VB) ‘base’ keyword
(‘Mybase’ in VB)
- Declaring and using Constants, Enumerations and Structures
- What is a structure? How is it different from a class?
- The Array, and the ArrayList. When to use which
- Introduction to Generics
- Working with Strings. Formatting Strings. object.ToString()
- Final work on variable shadowing
- Procedures
- Rules for scope—Access modifiers for procedures
- Procedure shadowing explained and demystified
- The many ways of passing arguments into .NET procedures
- Optional parameters with arrays and method overloading
- The ‘ref’ and ‘out’ keywords (ByRef inVB)
- Returning values from functions
- Best practices when coding .NET procedures
- Flow of Control and Operators (Logical and Arithmetic)
- Operators- Arithmetic
- Operators- Logical. Short-circuited operators
- Conditional statements. Looping, iteration and branching
- For Each-- useful over lists of IEnumerable items. For Each tricks
- Error Handling and Debugging
- Exceptions
- Raising Exceptions
- Capturing and processing exceptions using Try/Catch/Finally
- Best practices in error handling with Try/Catch/Finally
- Debugging in detail
- Tracing and the Trace Log
- Overview of serialization, file I/O, and delegates
- Language constructs available that are NOT recommended
- Procedure shadowing explained and demystified
- Best Practices with the language
Object Oriented Programming in .NET
- Understanding the OOP-centric .NET Framework
- Object (reference) types
- Value types
- Object instances
- Defined
- Construction with constructors; the default constructor
- Object instances and managed memory. Finalization explained.
- Dispose() and Finalize-- more detail.
- Garbage collection with GC.Collect() explained
- How size and age of object instances influences the object lifecycle
- Best practices with object instances
- Classes
- Properties, Methods and Events
- Members revisited
- Instancing a class
- Inheriting a class
- Partial Classes
- Using ArrayLists and Lists. When to use which
- Sidebar: Structures and Classes, similiarities and differences
- Inheritance. Why inherit? Implications of Inheritance.
- Simple Inheritance
- Marking a class ‘not inheritable’. When to do so
- Marking a class ‘not instanceable’. When to do this and
why
- How to use a class without having to instance an object. When do you
want this?
- Marking a class 'inheritable only'. When and why
- Casting and type conversion of object instances
- Boxing revisit
- Virtual methods, Abstract methods.
- Inheritance and variables. Subtle aspects of casting variables of inherited
types
- Inheritance Polymorphism. (NO big deal !)
- Best practices with OOP inheritance
- Implementing Interfaces
- Interface Concepts and facilities
- The multiple inheritance problem as addressed in the .NET Framework
- Interface implementation examples
- Interfaces and good OOP design
- Interface polymorphism: how to get it, how to use it
- Interfaces and polymorphic iterating over object-based collections
- Interfaces vs. Abstract (MustInherit in VB) Classes: When to use which;
why and how
- Best Practices with Interfaces
- Group Quiz on Inheritance, Interfaces, and OOP
- Sidebar: Summary of C#.NET and VB.NET OOP keywords
More features of the .NET programming environment
- File I/O and Streams. Stream readers and writers
- Delegates. Concepts and Facilities. Examples. Using Delegates
- Immutable strings and Stringbuilder().
ASP.NET 2.0 Core Concepts and Facilities
- Overview of the Postback model, compared to ACTION= and Response/Request
- Code-behind and code-beside. The event-driven ASP.NET model
- Design-generated code: declarative programming in ASP.NET
- The Page object lifecycle and Postback architecture in
detail
- Viewing the page before and after rendering
- Html controls, runat=”server” attribute and
Webform controls. What ’s the difference?
- The controls
- The HTML controls
- Server Controls: the HTML generators
- User Controls
- Key files for ASP.NET 2.0
- The GLOBAL.ASPX file: The Application and Session events
- The MACHINE.CONFIG file
- The WEB.CONFIG.file:
- Where it can live, how to use it.
- A word on XML. WEB.CONFIG. tricks and traps
- Structure and Elements, AppSettings, ConnectionsStrings
- Application object, Session object, Cookies, Response/Request
and Maintaining State
- _VIEWSTATE And State management
- _EVENTVALIDATION—what’s it for?
- The Cache Object
- Form field validation using the validation controls
- Range Validator
- Compare Validator
- Summary Validator
- Cross-page posting from '1 page ago'
- Browser Detection
- XML Overview and Review
ADO.NET 2.0 Data Access with ASP.NET
- A brief history of MS Data Access: How did we get here? Quick survey
of DAO, RDO, ADO with OLEDB, ODBC
- .NET 2.0 Databinding: Not just for Databases
- Essential .NET 2.0 Data binding concepts and facilities
- Survey of the DataBound Controls: List controls, Iterative
controls, control templates, the GridView control
- Survey of the Data Sources: SqlDataSource, ObjectDataSource,
XMLDataSource
- Binding to arrays and collections
- Binding to ArrayLists and Generic Lists
- Issues in data binding. Is data binding robust?
- DataReaders
- What they are, and when to use them
- Where's my Recordset?
- Datasets
- New for 2.0: Concepts and Facilities
- Usefulness. Tricks and traps with the Dataset. Best practices
- Datasets in 3 tiers. Where does it go?
- Programming the Gridview, Formview and DetailsView controls
- Data binding with no code (declarative data binding)
- Data binding in code
- Unbound data access techniques
- Creating a Data Access Layer. Issues in maintainability &
scaling.
- Design patterns, design choices and tradeoffs.
ASP.NET 2.0 Debugging
- The Trace log and ASP.NET
- Trace.AXD
Advanced and/or New ASP.NET 2.0 Features
- User Controls: Design and Programming
- Master Pages. Nested Master Pages
- Themes & Skins
- Web.config for Master Pages and Themes
- Web Parts and Personalization. Profiles.
- Authentication
- Forms authentication pros and cons relative to Windows authentication
- Creating Membership and Personalization Databases
- Implementing forms authentication
- Profiles and the Profile provider class
Web Services
- Web Service basics
- ASP.NET and Windows clients for Web Services. Web References.
- ASP.NET and Windows clients for Web Services
- When to choose the Web Services model
- Securing and authenticating web service
- Web Services architecture and best practices
On the .NET Horizon
- AJAX/ATLAS
- The CSS Control Adapter Toolkit
- .NET version 3.0 and Vista
The student that completes this course is knowledgeable in
the Microsoft .NET 2.0 Framework and the C#.NET 2.0 language, and
knows how to:
Develop and access databases and web services from ASP
2.0 ;
Use the intrinsic ASP.NET objects, HTML controls and Server controls
inside the ASP.NET 2.0 Postback architecture ; Logically
partition application code, and effectively use the sophisticated
OOP architecture behind the .NET Framework and the
ASP.NET 2.0
programming model ;
Develop full-featured web sites using Visual Studio
2005 advanced features including Master Pages, Themes, Skins, and
User Controls
Identify and use best practices in ASP.NET 2.0 development
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