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Pre-requisites

This course assumes that you are familiar with Microsoft Windows, the Internet and building basic Web sites. Some prior experience with Visual Studio will be helpful. General programming expertise required. If you are complety new to Visual Studio and C#.NET we suggest you consider taking our C#.NET language course first.

Course Benefits

In this C# / ASP training course, you’ll learn how to use Visual Studio and C# to build ASP.NET Web pages and XML Web services. You’ll gain an understanding of the new architecture behind ASP.NET 2.0 and how to use the new server controls. You’ll learn to create consistent web sites using Master Pages, to improve performance with output caching, add membership features, configure and deploy ASP.NET applications, to authenticate users and limit their access to resources, direct users using new Site Navigation tools and to handle multi-user data access conflicts.

You Will Learn How To

• Use ASP.NET server controls to generate HTML and to execute event procedures
• Promote consistency within your web site through Master Pages
• Retrieve and manipulate data using ADO.NET
• Display and edit data quickly and easily using new data binding features
• Use Membership features to manage your Web users
• Use new Site Navigation controls to direct users within your site
• Create and consume XML Web Services
• Take advantage of ASP.NET’s versatile output caching to increase performance
• Add scalability and reliability by setting up an out-of-process session state server
• Create a Web Setup project in Visual Studio to build a deployment package that takes advantage of Windows Installer

Course Content

Introduction to ASP.NET
A Review of Classic ASP | ASP.NET Web Applications | Rendering HTML with Server Controls | Data Binding in ASP.NET 2.0

What's New in ASP.NET 2.0
New Features in ASP.NET 2.0 | Designer Features | Deployment and Configuration Tools | Increasing Productivity

Working with Controls
Introduction to Web Controls | Simple Input Controls | HyperLink and Button Controls | List Controls | Controlling Focus

Using Rich Server Controls
Introduction to Rich Controls | The Calendar Control | The AdRotator Control | The XML Control

Accessing Data
Overview of ADO.NET | Connecting to Data | Executing Commands | Working with Data | Choosing an ADO.NET Provider

Configuration
Configuration Overview | Using the Web Site Administration Tool | Programming Configuration Files | Encrypting Configuration Sections

Data Binding
Introducing Data Source Controls | Reading and Write Data Using the SqlDataSource Control | Displaying and Editing Middle-Tier Data using the ObjectDataSource Control | Displaying XML Data Using the XmlDataSource Control

Validating User Input
Overview of ASP.NET Validation Controls | Using the Simple Validators | Using the Complex Validators | Summarizing Results with the ValidationSummary Control | Separating Validation into Validation Groups

Themes and Master Pages
Creating a Consistent Web Site | ASP.NET 2.0 Themes | Master Pages

Site Navigation
Providers and Data Sources | Creating an XML Site Map File | Site Navigation Controls | Using the Site Navigation API | URL Mapping | Security Trimming

Displaying Data with the GridView Control
Introducing the GridView Control | Filter Data in the GridView Control | Allow Users to Select from a DropDownList in the Grid |
Add a Hyperlink to the Grid | Deleting a Row and Handling Errors

Managing State
Preserving State in Web Applications | Page-Level State | Using Cookies to Preserve State | ASP.NET Session State | Storing Objects in Session State | Configuring Session State | Setting Up an Out-of-Process State Server | Storing Session State in SQL Server | Using Cookieless Session IDs | Application State

Managing Users with ASP.NET's Membership Features
Introduction to Membership and Roles | Using Membership Controls | Writing Code to Interact with Membership and Roles

Improving Performance with Output Caching
The Importance of Caching | Declarative Page Output Caching | Caching Page Fragments | Post-Cache Substitution | Caching Configuration

Using the DataList and Repeater Controls
Overview of List-Bound Controls | Creating a Repeater Control | Creating a DataList Control

Creating and Consuming Web Services
The Motivation for XML Web Services | Creating an XML Web Service with Visual Studio | Designing XML Web Services | Creating Web Service Consumers | Discovering Web Services Using UDDI

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