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- 1. Introduction to ASP.NET Microsoft Corporation
- 7. Introduction to .NET 1 st Generation OS Services Microsoft provided COM, IIS, Internet Explorer Servers Data, Hosts Client Logic Biz Logic Applications largely operating in a client / server model were augmented with Web browser and servers. The industry focused on rich OS and local services provided by products like SQL Server™. Browsers Web app developers took advantage of these local services and used HTML to “project” the UI to many types of clients
- 8. Introduction to .NET 2 nd Generation Rich Client Logic Servers Data, Hosts Browsers Combination of “stateless” Web protocols with DNS and IP routing have enabled mass-scale “geo-scalability” “ Stateful” “ Stateless” & “ Geo-Scalable” OS Services Biz Tier Logic Separation of data and business logic provide greater scalability and performance while accessing enterprise and legacy data. COM+ Services improve reliability, scalability and manageability. Internet Explorer provides DHTML for better interactivity.
- 9. Introduction to .NET Web Services: The Next Generation Standard Browsers Open Internet Communications Protocols (HTTP, SMTP, XML, SOAP) Richer, More Productive User Experience Applications Leverage Globally-Available Federated Web Services Applications Become Programmable Web Services Smarter Clients Smarter Devices OS Services Biz Tier Logic Biz Logic & Web Service OS Services Public Web Services Building Block Services Internal Services XML XML XML Servers Data, Hosts XML Other Services XML XML XML HTML
- 10. Introduction to .NET Web Services: The Next Generation Standard Browsers Open Internet Communications Protocols (HTTP, SMTP, XML, SOAP) Richer, More Productive User Experience Applications Leverage Globally-Available Federated Web Services Applications Become Programmable Web Services Smarter Clients Smarter Devices OS Services Biz Tier Logic Biz Logic & Web Service OS Services Public Web Services Building Block Services Internal Services XML XML XML Servers Data, Hosts XML Other Services XML XML XML HTML
- 11. Introduction to .NET The .Net Platform Internet Protocols SOAP “blue book” HTTP, SMTP, XML .NET Framework Windows ® CE, 2000, XP, .NET Operations Orchestration Applications Using Your Service End-User Clients .NET Enterprise Servers .NET Foundation Services 3 rd Party Web Services Your Internal Services Visual Studio ® .NET Your Application and Web Service
- 12. Introduction to .NET The .NET Framework and Visual Studio .NET Base Class Library Common Language Specification Common Language Runtime ADO.NET: Data and XML Visual Basic ® C++ C# Visual Studio .NET ASP.NET: Web Services and Web Forms JScript ® … Windows Forms
- 13. Introduction to .NET ASP.NET Base Class Library Common Language Specification Common Language Runtime ADO.NET: Data and XML Visual Studio.NET ASP.NET: Web Services and Web Forms Windows Forms Visual Basic ® C++ C# JScript ® …
- 19. ASP.NET Architecture ASPX .ASPX
- 20. ASP.NET Architecture .ASPX Compiled
- 21. ASP.NET Architecture .ASPX Compiled
- 22. ASP.NET Architecture .ASPX Compiled .ASPX Compiled
- 23. ASP.NET Execution Model Visual Basic Source code Compiler C++ C# Compiler Compiler Assembly IL Code Assembly IL Code Assembly IL Code Operating System Services Common Language Runtime JIT Compiler Native Code Managed code Unmanaged Component
- 24. ASP.NET Execution Model Visual Basic Source code Compiler C++ C# Compiler Compiler Assembly IL Code Assembly IL Code Assembly IL Code Operating System Services Common Language Runtime JIT Compiler Native Code Managed code Unmanaged Component
- 28. Demonstration 1 ASP vs. ASP.NET Data-Driven ASP Data-Driven ASP.NET Comparison
- 34. Demonstration 2 Server Controls Walk-Through Programming Model Syntax
- 36. Demonstration 3 Validation Required Field Validation Summary
- 40. Data Controls ADO.NET Authors Connection Database DataAdapter DataSet Select … from Authors Authors
- 41. Data Controls ADO.NET Publishers Connection Database DataAdapter DataSet Select … from Publishers Authors Publishers
- 42. Data Controls ADO.NET DataSet Authors Publishers DataView DataGrid DataList Repeater
- 46. Demonstration 4 Data Controls ADO.NET DataGrid Repeater DataList
- 51. Demonstration 5 Cookieless Sessions Sessions with cookies web.config Sessions without cookies
- 58. Web Services The Web Today Designed for people to browse Purchase courseware Purchased
- 59. Web Services The Web Today Server to server is a problem Purchase Courseware ?
- 61. Web Services .ASMX Class Courseware WebMethod GetPrice Purchase
- 62. Web Services .ASMX Testing Courseware.asmx Test HTML Page
- 63. Web Services .ASMX Proxy DLL WSDL Courseware.asmx?WSDL Service Definition(XML)
- 64. Web Services .ASMX Proxy DLL Register for Course Purchase Courseware
- 65. Demonstration 6 Web Services Web Service Source Testing WSDL Client Proxy Creation Consuming a Web Service
- 72. Demonstration 7 Page Caching Compare Performance
- 78. MSDN Essential Resources for Developers Training & Events MSDN Webcasts, MSDN Online Seminars, Tech-Ed, PDC, Developer Days Subscription Services Online Information Membership Programs Print Publications Library, OS, Professional, Enterprise, Universal Delivered via CD-ROM, DVD, Web MSDN Online, MSDN Flash, How-To Resources, Download Center MSDN User Groups MSDN Magazine MSDN News
- 83. Microsoft Press ® Essential Resources for Developers Microsoft ® Visual Studio ® .NET is here! This is your chance to start building the next big thing. Develop your .NET skills, increase your productivity with .NET Books from Microsoft Press. www.microsoft.com/mspress
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