ASP.NET Using Visual Basic

Course Number:

N/A

Audience:

Course Duration:
5 Days

Prerequisites:

A working knowledge of Visual Basic and the .NET framework is required. Knowledge of JavaScript is also recommended.

Course Objectives:
Course Outline:
  • Introduction to ASP.NET
    • Web Application Fundamentals
    • Benefits of ASP.NET
    • An Echo Program
    • ASP.NET Features
    • Compiled Code
    • Server Controls
    • Browser Independence
    • Separation of Code and Content
    • State Management
  • Web Forms Architecture
    • Web Forms Architecture
    • HelloCodebehind.aspx
    • HelloCodebehind.aspx.cs
    • Page Class
    • Code-Behind Inheritance Model
    • Web Forms Page Life Cycle
    • View State
    • Web Forms Event Model
    • Page Processing
    • Page Events
    • Page Properties
    • Page Directive
    • Tracing
  • ASP.NET and HTTP
    • Classical Web Programming
    • Active Server Pages Object Model
    • Request and Response Objects
    • Request/Response in ASP.NET
    • HttpRequest Class
    • Properties of HttpRequest
    • Using HttpRequest Class
    • HTTP Collections
    • HttpResponse Class
    • Redirect
    • HttpUtility
    • Echo.aspx
    • EchoBack.aspx
    • GET and POST Compared
    • QueryString and Forms Collections
  • Web Applications Using Visual Studio
    • Using Visual Studio
    • Visual Web Developer
    • Starter Web Site
    • ASP.NET Empty Web Site
    • Adding a Web Form
    • Using Components in ASP .NET
    • Compilation Error
    • Shadow Copying
    • Temporary Copy of the Component
    • ASP.NET Applications
    • Global.asax
    • Web Application Life Cycle
    • Code in Global.asax
    • Log Class
    • Adding Global.asax File
    • ListBox
    • Data Binding
    • Items Collection
    • XHTML
    • XHTML in Visual Studio
    • Absolute Positioning
  • State Management and Web Applications
    • Session and Application State
    • Session Object
    • Page_Load
    • Session Variable Issues
    • Session State and Cookies
    • Session State Timeout
    • Session State Store
    • Application State
    • Implementing Application State
    • Global.asax
    • Users.aspx.cs
    • Multithreading Issues
    • Bouncing the Web Server
    • Cookies
    • Cookies and ASP.NET
    • HttpCookie Properties
    • Acme Travel Agency Case Study
    • State Management Techniques
  • Server Controls
    • Server Controls in ASP.NET
    • HTML Server Controls
    • Using HTML Server Controls
    • HTML vs. Web Forms Server Controls
    • Code for Login
    • HTML Controls in Visual Studio
    • Using HTML Controls
    • Web Controls
    • Validation Controls
    • Required Field Validation
    • Regular Expression Validation
    • Rich Controls
    • Copying a Web Site
    • User Controls
    • Using a User Control
    • Copyright.ascx
    • Copyright.ascx.vb
  • Caching in ASP.NET
    • What Is Caching?
    • Why Cache?
    • Data to be Cached – Time Frame
    • ASP vs. ASP.NET Response Model
    • Caching in ASP.NET
    • Three Types of Caching in ASP.NET
    • Output Caching
    • @ OutputCache Directive
    • @ OutputCache – Attributes in Detail
    • VaryByParam in Detail
    • HttpCachePolicy Class
    • Page Fragment Caching
    • Common Mistakes in Using Fragment Caching
    • Data Caching or Application Caching
    • Add an Item to the Cache Object
    • Insert and Add Methods
    • Expiration
    • Problems in Caching
  • ASP.NET Configuration and Security
    • One-Minute Introduction to XML
    • ASP.NET Configuration Overview
    • Multi-Level Configuration
    • Configuration Hierarchy
    • Web.Config File Structure
    • Web.Config Sections
    • Application Settings
    • ASP.NET Security Overview
    • Role-Based Security and CAS
    • Types and Steps
    • Steps in Enabling Role-Based Security
    • Three Ways to Authenticate
    • Forms Authentication – Default.aspx
    • Forms Authentication – Web.Config
    • Features of Forms Authentication
    • Authentication Cookie
    • Forms Authentication Classes
    • Customizing Forms Authentication
    • Authentication Source
    • Forms Authentication – Analysis
    • Windows Authentication
    • Windows Authentication – Analysis
    • Passport Authentication
    • Passport Authentication – Analysis
    • Authorization
  • Debugging, Diagnostics and Error Handling
    • ASP.NET Diagnostics
    • Debugging Using Visual Studio
    • Debugging Calculator
    • Application-Level Tracing
    • Tracing Calculator
    • Using the Page Cache
    • Preparing to Debug
    • Trace Messages
    • Tracing the Calculator Page
    • Conditional Tracing
    • Trace Category
    • Trace Warning
    • Exceptions in Trace
    • Errors in ASP.NET
    • Uncaught Exception
    • Custom Error Pages
  • More Server Controls
    • ASP.NET Control Improvements
    • New Controls in ASP.NET
    • Master Pages
    • Creating Content Pages
    • TreeView Control
    • Master Page Application
  • ADO.NET and LINQ
    • ADO.NET
    • ADO.NET Architecture
    • .NET Data Providers
    • ADO.NET Interfaces
    • .NET Namespaces
    • Connected Data Access
    • AcmePub Database
    • Creating a Connection
    • Using Server Explorer
    • Performing Queries
    • ADO.NET with ASP.NET
    • Web Client Isolation
    • Web Client Database Code
    • Using Commands
    • Creating a Command Object
    • Using a Data Reader
    • Use of Session State
    • Generic Collections
    • Executing Commands
    • Parameterized Queries
    • DataSet
    • DataSet Architecture
    • Why DataSet?
    • DataSet Components
    • DataAdapter
    • Data Access Class
    • Retrieving the Data
    • Filling a DataSet
    • Accessing a DataSet
    • Using a Standalone DataTable
    • Adding a New Row
    • Searching and Updating a Row
    • Deleting a Row
    • Row Versions
    • Row State
    • Iterating Through DataRows
    • Command Builders
    • Updating a Database
    • Language Integrated Query (LINQ)
    • Bridging Objects and Data
    • Object Relational Designer
    • IntelliSense
    • Basic LINQ Query Operators
    • Obtaining a Data Source
    • Filtering
    • Ordering
    • Aggregation
    • Obtaining Lists and Arrays
    • Deferred Execution
    • Modifying a Data Source
    • Performing Inserts via LINQ to SQL
    • Performing Deletes via LINQ to SQL
    • Performing Updates via LINQ to SQL
  • Data Access in ASP.NET 4.0
    • Data Access in ASP.NET
    • SQL Generation Options
    • Enable Edit and Delete
    • Editing Records
    • GridView Control
    • DetailsView Control
    • Storing the Connection String
    • Protecting the Configuration String
    • FormView Control
    • Master/Detail Web Pages
    • Data Binding
    • Template Editing
    • Using XML Data
    • Multiple-Tier Data Access
    • Object Data Source
    • Data Access in ASP.NET 4.0
    • Using the Entity Data Model
    • EntytDataSource Control
    • ListView Edit
    • DataPager Control
    • LinqDataSource Control
    • Configuring LinqDataSource
    • QueryExtender Control
  • Personalization and Security
    • Themes
    • Control Skins
    • Applying Themes
    • Security in ASP.NET 4.0
    • ASP.NET Membership
    • Login Controls
    • Web Site Administration Tool
    • Access Rules
    • Profile Properties
    • Using ASP.NET Profile Properties
  • ASP.NET AJAX
    • Desktop Applications
    • Web Applications
    • Plug-Ins
    • Client-Side Scripting
    • Script Code
    • JavaScript in ASP.NET
    • Dynamic Pages
    • Efficient Page Redraws
    • AJAX
    • Google Maps
    • ASP.NET AJAX
    • Partial-Page Rendering
    • UpdatePanel Control
    • AJAX Extensions Controls
    • AJAX Client Library
    • Using the Client Library
    • ScriptManager Control
    • Client Library Namespaces
    • Sys.Debug Tracing
    • Document Object Model
    • JavaScript for Simple Calculator
    • Using the Client Library
    • AJAX Control Toolkit
    • ACT Controls in Visual Studio
    • AjaxControlToolkit.dll
    • Registering AjaxControlToolkit.dll
    • Extender Controls
    • NumericUpDownExtender Control
  • ASP.NET MVC
    • Model-View-Controller (MVC)
    • What is ASP.NET MVC?
    • Advantages of ASP.NET MVC
    • Advantages of Web Forms
    • Visual Studio ASP.NET MVC Project
    • Starter Application
    • Simple App with Controller Only
    • Action Methods and Routing
    • Action Method Return Type
    • Rendering a View
    • Creating a View in Visual Studio
    • The View Web Page
    • Passing Data from Controller to View
    • Embedded Scripts
    • Using a Model
    • Controller Using the Model
    • View Using the Model
    • Strongly Typed View
    • Strongly Typed View in Visual Studio
    • Using Forms
    • HTML Helper Functions
    • Displaying Sign-In Form
    • Handling Form Submission
    • Model Binding
    • Greet View o
    • Input Validation
    • Nullable Type
    • Checking Model Validity
  • Appendix A – Learning Resources
    • HTTP Pipeline
    • Web Applications
    • ASP.NET Request Processing
    • ASP.NET Architecture with IIS 5.0
    • Pipeline Processing
    • Pipeline Architecture
    • Customizing the HTTP Pipeline
    • Customizing Applications
    • Customizing a Welcome Application
    • Logger Class
    • Custom Handlers
    • IHttpHandler Interface
    • Custom Handler Configuration
    • Entry in Configuration File
    • Extension Mapping in IIS
    • .ashx Files
    • string.ashx
    • Custom Modules
    • Using DemoModule

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