Developing XML Web Services and Server Components with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET and Visual C# .NET

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Με το συγκεκριμένο σεμινάριο .NET “Developing Web Application With Microsoft Visual Basic .NET And Visual C# .NET”, οι προγραμματιστές και οι Web Developers εκπαιδεύονται ώστε να δημιουργούν εργασίες με αλληλεπίδραση όπως:

Create and manage Microsoft Windows services and serviced components
Use .NET Remoting to implement client – activated and server – activated objects
Build and consume XML Web services
Create asynchronous Web methods and use SOAP extensions
Use Microsoft ADO.NET to work with XML and Datasets
Configure security features-authorization, authentication, and identity management
test and debug components and XML Web services
Create setup programs, configure clients and servers, and implements deployments

ΎΛΗ ΣΕΜΙΝΑΡΙΟΥ ΣΥΝΟΠΤΙΚΑ:

Understanding the .NET Framework
Creating and Managing Windows Services
Creating and Consuming Serviced Components
Creating and Consuming .NET Remoting Objects
Database Programming Using ADO.NET
Accessing and Manipulating XML Data
Creating and Consuming XML Web Services
Advanced XML Web Services Programming
Testing and Debugging XML Web Services
Deploying XML Web Services and Windows Services

ΥΛΗ ΣΕΜΙΝΑΡΙΟΥ ΑΝΑΛΥΤΙΚΑ:

UNDERSTANDING THE .NET FRAMEWORK
- Lecture 1.1 Overview of the .NET Framework
- Lecture 1.2 Understanding .NET
- Lecture 1.3 Understanding the .NET Framework and Its Role in .NET
- Lecture 1.4 Understanding the .NET Framework Architecture
- Lecture 1.5 Understanding the Common Language Runtime
- Lecture 1.6 Common Language Runtime Architecture
- Lecture 1.7 Common Language Runtime Components
- Lecture 1.8 Understanding the Managed Execution Process
- Lecture 1.9 Defining the Managed Execution Process
- Lecture 1.10 Automatic Memory Management
- Lecture 1.11 Understanding Assemblies and the Global Assembly Cache
- Lecture 1.12 Overview of Assemblies
- Lecture 1.13 Understanding Namespaces
- Lecture 1.14 Types of Assemblies
- Lecture 1.15 Assembly Identity
- Lecture 1.16 Assembly Deployment
- Lecture 1.17 Understanding Configuration and Security
- Lecture 1.18 Application Configuration
- Lecture 1.19 Understanding Application Domains and Run-Time Hosts
- Lecture 1.20 Understanding Processes and Application Domains
- Lecture 1.21 Understanding Run-Time Hosts
- Lecture 1.22 Introducing the .NET Framework Tools
- Lecture 1.23 Assembly Linker
- Lecture 1.24 Using the Ilasm.exe Tool
- Lecture 1.25 Using the Caspol.exe Tool
- Lecture 1.26 Mscorcfg.msc
- Lecture 1.27 Lab: Creating Assemblies and Examining MSIL
- Lecture 1.28 Exercise 1: Creating a Single-File Assembly
- Lecture 1.29 Exercise 2: Using Ildasm to Examine the MSIL Code
- Lecture 1.30 Exercise 3: Creating a Multiple-File Assembly
CREATING AND MANAGING WINDOWS SERVICES
- Lecture 2.1 Understanding Windows Services
- Lecture 2.2 Overview of Windows Services
- Lecture 2.3 Differences Between Service Applications and Other Visual Studio .NET Applications
- Lecture 2.4 Programming Model of Windows Service Applications
- Lecture 2.5 Creating Windows Services
- Lecture 2.6 Creating a Windows Service Application
- Lecture 2.7 Changing the Default Properties of a Windows Service Application
- Lecture 2.8 Adding Functionality to a Service Application
- Lecture 2.9 Handling Events and Logging Information from a Windows Service Application
- Lecture 2.10 Handling Events of a Windows Service
- Lecture 2.11 Logging Information in System Event Logs
- Lecture 2.12 Creating Custom Event Logs
- Lecture 2.13 Using Performance Counters
- Lecture 2.14 Adding Installers, Specifying Security Context, and Installing and Uninstalling a Windows Service
- Lecture 2.15 Understanding the Role of Installers
- Lecture 2.16 Adding Installers
- Lecture 2.17 Specifying Security Context for a Service Application
- Lecture 2.18 Installing and Uninstalling a Windows Service
- Lecture 2.19 Managing Windows Services
- Lecture 2.20 Using the Service Control Manager
- Lecture 2.21 Using the ServiceController Class
- Lecture 2.22 Configuring and Debugging Windows Services
- Lecture 2.23 Configuring a Windows Service
- Lecture 2.24 Debugging a Windows Service
- Lecture 2.25 Lab: Creating and Managing Windows Services
- Lecture 2.26 Exercise 1: Creating and Installing a Windows Service
- Lecture 2.27 Exercise 2: Creating a Client Application
- Lecture 2.28 Exercise 3: Managing Windows Services
CREATING AND CONSUMING SERVICED COMPONENTS
- Lecture 3.1 Overview of COM+ Programming
- Lecture 3.2 Evolution of COM+
- Lecture 3.3 Component Services of COM+
- Lecture 3.4 Understanding, Creating, and Registering Serviced Components
- Lecture 3.5 Developing a Serviced Component
- Lecture 3.6 Utilizing COM+ Services
- Lecture 3.7 Enabling COM+ Transactions
- Lecture 3.8 Enabling JIT Activation
- Lecture 3.9 Using the Loosely Coupled Events Service
- Lecture 3.10 Using the Object Pooling Service
- Lecture 3.11 Using the Queued Components Service
- Lecture 3.12 Using Object Construction
- Lecture 3.13 Managing Serviced Components Using the Component Services Tool
- Lecture 3.14 Component Services Tool
- Lecture 3.15 Configuring Activation Using the Component Services Tool
- Lecture 3.16 Configuring Transactions Using the Component Services Tool
- Lecture 3.17 Configuring Security Using the Component Services Tool
- Lecture 3.18 Configuring Security Using the Component Services Tool
- Lecture 3.19 Implementing Security for Serviced Components
- Lecture 3.20 Implementation of Security in Serviced Components
- Lecture 3.21 Role-Based Security
- Lecture 3.22 Component Level Security Checks in Applications
- Lecture 3.23 Implementing Component Security Programmatically
- Lecture 3.24 Security Call Context Information
- Lecture 3.25 Interoperability Between COM+ Security Services and the .NET Framework
- Lecture 3.26 Lab: Creating, Configuring, and Managing Serviced Components
- Lecture 3.27 Exercise 1: Creating a Serviced Component
- Lecture 3.28 Exercise 2: Creating the Client Application
- Lecture 3.29 Exercise 3: Creating the Accounts Table
- Lecture 3.30 Exercise 4: Configuring Serviced Components Using the Component Services Tool
- Lecture 3.31 Creating and Consuming .NET Remoting Objects
- Lecture 3.32 Understanding .NET Remoting
- Lecture 3.33 Overview of .NET Remoting
- Lecture 3.34 Accessing Objects Across Remoting Boundaries
- Lecture 3.35 The .NET Remoting Architecture
- Lecture 3.36 Remotable and Nonremotable Objects
- Lecture 3.37 Implementing Server-Activated and Client-Activated Objects
- Lecture 3.38 Understanding Remote Object Activation
- Lecture 3.39 Using Lifetime Leases
- Lecture 3.40 Scope of Publication
- Lecture 3.41 Transporting Messages Across Application Domains Using Channels
- Lecture 3.42 Understanding Channels
- Lecture 3.43 Selecting Channels for Remoting
- Lecture 3.44 HTTP Channels
- Lecture 3.45 TCP Channels
- Lecture 3.46 Sinks and Sink Chains
- Lecture 3.47 Implementing Events and Delegates
- Lecture 3.48 Understanding Events and Delegates
- Lecture 3.49 Implementing Events and Delegates in Remoting Applications
- Lecture 3.50 Implementing Asynchronous Methods
- Lecture 3.51 Asynchronous Methods
- Lecture 3.52 Implementing Asynchronous Methods in Remoting Applications
- Lecture 3.53 Configuring and Securing .NET Remoting Objects
- Lecture 3.54 Remote Object Configuration
- Lecture 3.55 Securing .NET Remoting Objects
- Lecture 3.56 Lab: Creating and Consuming .NET Remoting Objects
- Lecture 3.57 Exercise 1: Create the ChatCoordinator.dll Library
- Lecture 3.58 Exercise 2: Create a Configuration File for Configuring the ChatCoordinator Object
- Lecture 3.59 Exercise 3: Create a Console Application to Activate the ChatCoordinator Object
- Lecture 3.60 Exercise 4: Create a Chat Client
- Lecture 3.61 Exercise 5: Create a Configuration File to Configure the ChatClient Object
- Lecture 3.62 Database Programming Using ADO.NET
- Lecture 3.63 Understanding ADO.NET
- Lecture 3.64 Overview of ADO.NET
- Lecture 3.65 ADO.NET Architecture
- Lecture 3.66 Benefits of ADO.NET
- Lecture 3.67 Differences Between ADO and ADO.NET
- Lecture 3.68 Understanding .NET Data Providers
- Lecture 3.69 Overview of .NET Data Providers
- Lecture 3.70 The OleDbConnection Class
- Lecture 3.71 The SqlConnection Class
- Lecture 3.72 The OleDbCommand Class
- Lecture 3.73 Using Data Adapters
- Lecture 3.74 The DataReader Class
- Lecture 3.75 Creating Data Access Components Using the Data Adapter Configuration Wizard
- Lecture 3.76 Working with DataSets
- Lecture 3.77 Understanding ADO.NET DataSets
- Lecture 3.78 Creating ADO.NET DataSets
- Lecture 3.79 Manipulating an ADO.NET DataSet
- Lecture 3.80 Creating Data Views
- Lecture 3.81 Handling ADO.NET DataSet Events
- Lecture 3.82 Creating a Typed ADO.NET DataSet
- Lecture 3.83 Lab: Creating and Using Data Access Components
- Lecture 3.84 Exercise 1: Creating the Airline Database
- Lecture 3.85 Exercise 2: Creating Data Access Components
- Lecture 3.86 Exercise 3: Creating a Remote Data Access Component
- Lecture 3.87 Exercise 4: Creating a Windows Service to Host the Remote Data Access Component
- Lecture 3.88 Exercise 5: Creating a Remote Client Application
- Lecture 3.89 Accessing and Manipulating XML Data
- Lecture 3.90 Understanding the XML Document Object Model
- Lecture 3.91 Overview of the XML Document Object Model
- Lecture 3.92 The XML Document Object Model
- Lecture 3.93 Creating an XML Parser
- Lecture 3.94 Working with XmlReader and XmlWriter
- Lecture 3.95 Overview of XmlReader
- Lecture 3.96 Reading XML Using XmlTextReader
- Lecture 3.97 Overview of XmlWriter
- Lecture 3.98 Writing XML Using XmlTextWriter
- Lecture 3.99 Working with XPathNavigator
- Lecture 3.100 Understanding the XPathNavigator Class
- Lecture 3.101 Performing XPath Queries
- Lecture 3.102 Understanding the XML Schema Object Model
- Lecture 3.103 Overview of the XML Schema Object Model
- Lecture 3.104 Validating an XML Document
- Lecture 3.105 Understanding XML Validation
- Lecture 3.106 Validating XML Documents Using XmlValidatingReader
- Lecture 3.107 Reading XML Fragments Using XmlValidatingReader
- Lecture 3.108 Working with XML and DataSets
- Lecture 3.109 Overview of XML and DataSets
- Lecture 3.110 Working with XML Files and DataSets
- Lecture 3.111 Populating a DataSet with XML Data
- Lecture 3.112 Lab: Accessing and Manipulating XML Data
- Lecture 3.113 Exercise 1: Creating the Product Catalog
- Lecture 3.114 Exercise 2: Creating the Product Catalog Windows Application
- Lecture 3.115 Exercise 3: Running the Product Catalog Application
CREATING AND CONSUMING XML WEB SERVICES
- Lecture 4.1 Understanding XML Web Services
- Lecture 4.2 Overview of XML Web Services
- Lecture 4.3 XML Web Services Infrastructure
- Lecture 4.4 Communication Between the Client and the XML Web Service
- Lecture 4.5 Creating XML Web Services
- Lecture 4.6 Creating an XML Web Service
- Lecture 4.7 Deploying and Discovering XML Web Services
- Lecture 4.8 Publishing an XML Web Service
- Lecture 4.9 Items Published with a Web Service
- Lecture 4.10 Understanding the XML Web Services Discovery Mechanism

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