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Introduction to ASP.NET Part 3 Training Class |
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Introduction to ASP.NET Part 3 Training Seminar
The goal of this course is to cover Web services and enhancing the functionality of Web applications by using ASP.NET.
The first unit introduces the concept of Web services. The student learns to call and use a Web service and to create a Web service using Microsoft Visual Basic.
The second unit covers enhancing Web application functionality. Technologies such as state maintenance, caching, and authentication, are covered. The learner has the opportunity to deploy an ASP.NET application.
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Price |
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$74.95
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Agenda |
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Unit 1 Overview and Objectives
Web Services Introduction
- Identify features of Web services.
Web Services: Execution Model
- Sequence the steps in the execution of a Web service.
UDDI Specification
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Web Services: WSDL
- Identify features of the Web Service Description Language (WSDL).
Web Services: Protocols
- Identify the default protocols supported by ASP.NET Web services.
Web Services: Calling from a Browser
- Identify the features of calling a Web service from a browser.
Web Services: Proxy Overview
- Identify the advantages of using a proxy to call a Web service.
Web Services: Compiling Proxies
- Identify the syntax used to compile a Web service into a proxy.
Proxy Classes: Compiling into a DLL
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Proxy: Creating an Instance
- Identify the syntax used to create an instance of a proxy.
Web Services: Creating with VB
- Identify the syntax used to create a Web service with Visual Basic (VB).
VisualStudio.NET: Creating Web Services
- Create a Web service by using VisualStudio.NET.
VisualStudio.NET: Calling Web Services
- Call a Web service by using VisualStudio.NET.
Unit 1 Summary
Post Assessment
Unit 2 Overview and Objectives
Web Application Requirements
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Session State
- Identify features of Session state in ASP.NET.
Cookieless Sessions
- Identify features of cookieless sessions.
Web.config File
- Identify features of the web.config file.
Global.asax File
- Identify features of the global.asax file.
Output Caching
- Identify features of output caching in ASP.NET.
ASP.NET Cache: Using
- Identify the syntax for using the ASP.NET cache.
Web.config File: Using Variables
- Identify features of the syntax for using the section of the web.config file.
Global.asax: Events
- Sequence the events that are fired by a global.asax file when a request for a page is made.
Session and Application Variables: Using
- Identify features of using Session and Application variables in global.asax.
Session State: Database Storage
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Authentication: Introduction
- Identify features of ASP.NET authentication.
Authentication: Forms
- Sequence the events in the ASP.NET forms authentication process.
Authentication: Passport
- Identify features of Passport authentication.
Authentication: Setting Up Security
- Identify the syntax used to set up security in web.config within an ASP.NET application.
Authentication: Creating Login Forms
- Identify the syntax for creating login forms.
Unit 2 Summary
Post Assessment
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Audience |
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The intended audience for this course includes Active Server Page (ASP) Web Developers. Learners will preferably have used HTML, Visual Basic or VB Script Code, ASP, and ADO. Suggest familiarity with HTML, Client-side and server-side scripting, and Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (ADO). In addition, learners should have taken the first two parts of this series (73227 and 73228)..
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