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Course Overview The Microsoft .NET Framework offers a large and comprehensive development library and runtime environment for writing enterprise and desktop applications. Much has been made of the ease of use of ASP.NET 2.0 and Windows Forms and the development languages. However, you need to dig a little deeper when you want to write a large scale, robust application. This course will guide you through the classes and tools that you will be working with when you delve beyond the user interface, providing you with the insight and knowledge that is needed to write great .NET applications. Audience This course is intended for experienced software developers, primarily from a Microsoft Visual Basic or Microsoft Visual C++ background, who need to gain a solid understanding of how to use the .NET Framework to develop the core of a large scale application. This course will also help you to prepare for parts of the core MCTS and MCPD exams. Skills Gained Skills Gained - create and deploy different types of assemblies
- work with legacy components
- use threads and other asynchronous programming techniques
- describe and use appropriate data manipulation approaches
- read, write, transform and manipulate XML data
- create components that can run under .NET Enterprise Services
- describe and use .NET Remoting for client / server systems
- create effective Web Services
- work with Web Services
- use WCF to build effective distributed systems
- describe and utilise the different security mechanisms in the NET Framework
- add effective measurement and monitoring facilities to their applications
Prerequisites Delegates should be familiar with either or both of the main .Net presentation technologies: Windows Forms or ASP.NET. Prior exposure to XML, COM or MTS/COM+ would be an advantage.
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