Advanced Web Application Development Using Microsoft ASP.NET
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Building Enterprise Web Applications With ASP.NET Presentation Layer Data Access Layer Business Logic Layer Examining the Structure of the Applications Building Utility Controls After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Describe an application architecture that is easy to maintain and extend.
Explain the use of the object-oriented features of .NET in constructing a portal application.
Describe the data access and storage architecture of the application.
Explain application configuration settings and the tradeoffs involved in creating a configuration strategy.
This module explains best practices for creating the data tier of a Web application. The concept of data abstraction is introduced and illustrated with specific implementations recommended by Microsoft and incorporated into the class application.
Implementing Data Access Logic Components
Designing a Data Abstraction Layer
Performance Tuning for Data Access
Managing Settings and Configuration with Typed DataSets
Best Practices for Reliable Data Access
Using Data Access Components for Databinding
Creating Collection Classes for Data Display
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Define business entities and describe how they are used in Web applications.
Design effective data access components.
Explain the design decisions for creating business entity components, including representing entity data.
This module introduces the concept of design patterns and demonstrates how to use them effectively in creating an extensible Web presentation infrastructure.
Using Design Patterns in Web Applications
Creating Dynamic Interfaces with User Controls
Using Inheritance to Define Basic Site Functionality
Using Collection Classes for DataBinding
Properties and Elements of the DataGrid
Optimal Data Paging for DataGrids
DataGrid Editing Techniques
Creating Master/Detail Views with a DataGrid
Implementing the Defect Class
Implementing the Defect Module
Creating a Master/Detail Report
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Describe design patterns applicable to Web applications.
Apply design patterns to create extensible user interfaces.
Use collection classes for efficient databinding.
Describe the major properties and elements of a DataGrid.
Implement optimal data paging techniques.
Apply effective DataGrid editing practices.
Create efficient Master/Detail Views using DataGrids.
This module describes the steps necessary to create custom controls and is illustrated with several examples of practical controls.
Architecture of Custom Controls
Creating Control Object Models
Using Events in Controls
Rendering Control Output
Creating Data-Bound Custom Controls
Identifying Parts of a Data-Bound Custom Control
Implementing a Data-Bound Custom Control
Using a Data-Bound Custom Control
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Describe the architecture of system controls.
Create an object model for a custom control.
Raise and use event handlers during control execution.
Use rendering methods to create control content.
This module describes how to use the System.Drawing classes to generate images in ASP.NET.
Major System.Drawing Classes
Methods for Generating Images
Using Data to Generate Charts
Creating a Graphics object
Stream the image to the browser
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Describe the major elements of the GDI+ object model.
Use the main GDI+ methods for manipulating graphics images.
Create an ASP.NET page that creates chart graphics using data objects.
This module presents alternative ASP.NET security models and illustrates how a flexible and extensible security infrastructure can be created in Web applications.
ASP.NET Security Models
Role-based Authorization Techniques
Process Identity and Accessing Resources
Securing Communication with Encryption
Implementing the ICustomPrincipal Interface
Creating Security Classes Customized Authentication Process
Identifying User Roles
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Identify where and how you need to perform authentication in ASP.NET applications.
Implement role-based authorization.
Secure resources using process identity.
Identify where and how to secure communications using encryption.
This module explains how to cache user interface elements and data objects for maximum performance and usability.
Effective Caching Strategies
Managing Session Data
Client-side Caching Options
Caching Site Configuration
Caching Dynamic Controls
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Describe best practices for output caching.
Implement a caching strategy for dynamic Web content.
Use data caching effectively.
Manage Session data for optimal performance.
Evaluate client-side caching options.
This module introduces the best practices for debugging and exception handling. Related concerns including stress testing and applying performance counters are also covered.
Exception Handling Strategies
Best Practices for Debugging
Using Application Center Test for Performance Testing
Applying Performance Counters to Profile Web Applications
Implementing an Exception Handling Framework
Creating and Handling a Custom Exception Testing Web Applications with Application Center Test
Using Application Center Test to Find Web Server Capacity
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Choose appropriate debugging techniques for Web applications.
Implement an exception handling framework for logging and diagnostics.
Use Application Center Test to stress test Web applications.
Identify and apply performance counters for application measurement.
This module builds on the materials in the previous module to describe best practices for interoperating between ASP.NET and COM components.
Overview of COM Interop
Creating and using a Runtime Callable Wrapper
Guidelines and Issues in COM Interoperation
Referencing a COM component from an ASP.NET application
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Describe why and how to call COM components from .NET.
Create and use a Runtime Callable Wrapper.
Address common issues and pitfalls when working with COM Interop.
Export data into Excel from ASP.NET using COM Interop.
This module explains and illustrates important issues in managing ASP.NET configuration, including using configuration handlers.
Configuration Schema Overview
Examples of Built-in Configuration Settings
Creating Custom Configuration Settings
Encrypting Configuration Settings
Using the Configuration Management Application Block
Creating and Reading Custom Configuration Settings
Working with Encrypted Configuration Sections
Using Microsoft Configuration Management Application Block
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Have an understanding of the .NET configuration handling mechanism.
Take advantage of a few built-in ASP.NET configuration settings.
Create your own custom configuration sections.
Encrypt configuration sections for better security.
Utilize a ready-to-use component that abstracts Configurations Management.
This module displays the elements of an extensible administration framework for managing a Web application. It also demonstrates how to extend the portal through modular design.
Creating Flexible Site Administration Tools
Adding Modules to the Portal
Extending the Data Layer
Creating the User Control and Edit Page
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Describe the main components of the administrative interface and how they interact.
Identify the steps needed to extend the portal by adding new modules.
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Advanced Web Application Development Using Microsoft ASP.NET