MOC-2310: Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Web Apps Using VS.NET Training

MOC 2310: Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Web Applications Using Visual Studio .NET Training Package Includes

• 10 CD-ROMs featuring live instructor-led classroom sessions with full audio, video and demonstration components
• Printable courseware
• Step-by-step hands-on-labs
• Comprehensive, understandable, and reusable as reference material
• Focused on practical solutions to real-world development problems
• 2 Microsoft Authorized MeasureUp Exam Simulations
• Exclusive LearningZone Live Mentor(Value at £290) Help whenever you need it! Exclusive LearningZone - Why wait for email support? Chat Live with our Certified Instructors anytime around the clock (24x7)

Course Introduction

ASP.NET is Microsoft's development platform for building enterprise level Web applications. In this ASP.NET For Developers training series, expert instructor Scott Anderson will discuss how to use familiar tools to create and make use of Web services enabled by ASP.NET. At the conclusion of this course, you will understand how to develop and implement Web-based applications with Web forms, ASP.NET, and the Microsoft .NET Framework. You'll also be able to build dynamic Web pages, fetch data stored in databases, utilize ASP.NET's new server controls and take full advantage of other ASP.NET-enable Web services

• MCSD Exam 70–305: Developing and Implementing Web Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
• MCSD Exam 70–315: Developing and Implementing Web Applications with Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Microsoft Visual Studio .NET

List of Course Features

MOC 2310: Developing Microsoft ASP.NET Web Applications Using Visual Studio .NET Course Contents
 

Level 1

Net Framework Overview

1.1 Overview of the .NET Framework
1.2 Lab Application Setup
Lab - Skills Measured by Exam 70-305
Using Visual Studio .NET 1h 14m 44s
2.1 Using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
2.2 Creating an ASP.NET Web App with VB
2.3 ASP.NET Web Application
2.4 Internet Information Services
Lab - Using the Visual Studio.Net IDE
Lab - Internet Information Services (IIS)

Level 2

Using .NET Based Languages

1.1 Runtime Components
1.2 .NET Base Class Library
1.3 Classes and Structures
1.4 Scope and Access Levels
1.5 Garbage Collection
1.6 Choosing a Language
1.7 What are Classes and Components
1.8 Build a Web Application
Lab - Creating a Component

Level 3

ASP.NET Web Forms

1.1 Create a Form
1.2 Using Server Controls
1.3 Demonstration
1.4 HTML Controls
1.5 Adding Controls
1.6 Lab - Creating a Web Form
Lab - Converting HTML Page to a Web Form

Level 4

Adding Code to a .NET Web Form

1.1 Using Events
1.2 Event Procedures
1.3 Create an Event
1.4 Using Page Events
1.5 Post Back Events
1.6 Linking Controls Together
1.7 Linking Controls Examples
1.8 Lab - Adding Functionality
Lab - Handling Events in VB

Tracing in ASP.NET Web Apps

2.1 Tracing in to a Component
2.2 Remote Debugging
2.3 Lab - Tracing in Web Applications
Lab - Remote Debugging

Level 5

Validating User Input

1.1 What is Input Validation
1.2 Spoofing and Malicious Code
1.3 Client and Server-Side Validation
1.4 Validation Controls
1.5 Using Validation Controls
1.6 Adding Validation Controls to a Web Form
1.7 Combining Validation Controls
1.8 Input Validation Controls
1.9 Regular Expression Validator Control
1.10 Demonstration
1.11 Custom Validation Control
1.12 Page Validation
1.13 Validation Summary Control
1.14 Adding Controls
1.15 Review
1.16 Lab - Validating User Input
1.17 Adding Textbox Controls

Creating User Controls

2.1 Adding User Controls
2.2 Adding a User Control
2.3 Demonstration
2.4 How to use a User Control
2.5 How to Insert a User Control

Level 6

Relational Data

1.1 ADO.NET
1.2 Using Namespaces
1.3 ADO.NET Object Model
1.4 Review 1
1.5 Accessing Data with ADO.NET
1.6 Creating a Connection to a Database
1.7 Data Adaptor Object Model
1.8 Demonstration 1
1.9 Generating a DataSet
1.10 Demonstration
1.11 Displaying a DataSet
1.12 Demonstration 3
1.13 Data Grid Control
1.14 Review 2
1.15 Lab - Accessing Relational Data 1
1.16 Summary
Lab - Accessing Relational Data 2

Level 7

Accessing Data with ADO.NET

1.1 introduction to Using ADO.NET
1.2 Using DataSets vs. DataReader
1.3 SQL Server Security
1.4 Creating the Connection
1.5 Demonstration
1.6 Accessing Date with DataSets
1.7 Creating a DataAdapter
1.8 Creating a DataSet
1.9 Programmatically Using a DataSet
1.10 Using a DataView Object
1.11 Binding a DataSet
1.12 Demonstration 2
1.13 Handling Errors
1.14 Storing Relationships
1.15 Creating Relationships
1.16 Navigating Between Tables
1.17 Demonstration 3
1.18 Accessing Data with DataReaders
1.19 What is a DataReader?
1.20 Creating a DataReader
1.21 Reading Data from a DataReader
1.22 Binding a DataReader
1.23 Demonstration4
1.24 Lab - Accessing data with ADO.NET
Lab - Connecting to a Databace

Level 8

Overview of .Net Framework

1.1 What is a Stored Procedure
1.2 Calling Stored Procedures
1.3 Demonstration
1.4 Display Data
1.5 Using Parameters
1.6 Passing Input Parameters
1.7 Output Parameters
1.8 How to Pass Parameters
1.9 Review
1.10 Lab - Calling Stored Procedures
Lab - Displaying Data from a Procedure

Reading and Writing XML Data

2.1 What is XML?
2.2 Why Use XML with Data Sets
2.3 XML Based Methods of DataSet Objects
2.4 Demonstration
2.5 Nested XML Data
2.6 Demonstration2
2.7 Working with XML Data
2.8 Synchronizing a DataSet
2.9 Working with an XML Data Document
2.10 Demonstration3
2.11 Using the XML web Server Control
2.12 Loading and Saving XML Data
2.13 Demonstration 4
2.14 Review
2.15 Lab - Reading XML Data
Lab - Using the XML Web Server Control

Level 9

Creating Web Services

1.1 Overview
1.2 Why Use XML web Services
1.3 Finding and XML web Service
1.4 Calling an XML web Service Using HTTP
1.5 Demonstration 1
1.6 Using Proxy to Call an XML Web Service
1.7 Demonstration 3
1.8 XML Web Service Error Handling
1.9 Demonstration 3
1.10 Creating an XML Web Service
1.11 How to Create and XML Web Service
1.12 XML Web Service Code
1.13 Demonstration
1.14 Lab - Consuming Web Services
1.15 Lab - Exploring an XML Web Service

Managing State

2.1 State Management
2.2 What is State Management
2.3 Types of State Management
2.4 Server Side State Management
2.5 Client Side State Management
2.6 Global. ASAX File
2.7 Application and Session Variables
2.8 Initializing Application Variables
2.9 Demonstration 1
1.10 Variable Duration
2.11 Scalable Storage of Variables
2.12 Saving Variables in a Database
2.13 Cookies and Cookieless Sessions
2.14 Demonstration2
2.15 Retrieving Information from a Cookie
2.16 Using Cookieless Sessions
2.17 Setting up Cookieless Sessions
2.18 Review
2.19 LAB - Storing Application and Session
Lab - Using Cookies to Store Date

Level 10

Configure, Optimize, Deploy

1.1 Securing ASP.NET
1.2 Web Application Security Overview
1.3 Authentication vs. Authorization
1.4 ASP.NET Authentication Methods
1.5 Comparing ASP.NET Authentication Meth
1.6 IIS Authentication Mechanisms
1.7 Demonstration 1
1.8 What is Secure Sockets Layer
1.9 Windows Based Authentication
1.10 How to Enable Windows Authentication
1.11 Enabling Impersonation
1.12 Reading User Information
1.13 Demonstration 2
1.14 Forms Based Authentication
1.15 Overview
1.16 Enable Forms Based Authentication
1.17 Creating a Logon Page
1.18 Demonstration 3
1.19 Passport Authentication Overview
1.20 How Does Passport Work
1.21 Other Passport Resources
1.22 Review
1.23 Lab - Securing a ASP.NET Web Application
Lab - Using Dynamic Properties

Securing a Web Application

1.1 Cache Object Overview
2.2 Cache Object Advantages
2.3 Using a Cache Object
2.4 Removing Cache Object Items
2.5 Demonstration 1
2.6 ASP.NET Output Caching Overview
2.7 Using Page Output Caching
2.8 Demonstration 2
2.9 Fragment Caching
2.10 Configuring
2.11 Configuring Methods
2.12 Demonstration 3
2.13 Data Storage and Recall
2.14 Using Dynamic Properties
2.15 Demonstration 4
2.16 Deploying an ASP.NET Overview
2.17 Web Application Deployment
2.18 Global Assembly Cache
2.19 Updating Web Applications
2.20 Lab - ASP.NET Web Application
Lab - IIS Authentication Mechanisms