Class description :

ASP .NET

Overview

The training class presents the essentials of building dynamic web pages and web sites using Microsoft’s Active Server Pages technology. By the end of this class, students will be able to build data driven, interactive pages for almost any Internet application and the pages will be fully integrated with any ODBC data source. Through the use of Active Data Objects (ADO), students will be able to retrieve and display data from a database. In addition, the course covers the use of HTML forms, updating a database, Internet security, and building browser independent applications. Our ASP class comes complete with a sample SQL database and complete suite of labs that reinforce the concepts and technology of the lectures. At the completion of the labs, each student will have built a complete, interactive application that retrieves from and updates a database. Each student uses his or her own computer to complete the labs. The students connect to the SQL database and Web Server over a LAN or on each computer.

Prerequisites

Must be familiar with the Internet.

Outline

Week 1: Working with Microsoft .Net Framework and ASP.NET

• What is .Net Framework? The .Net Framework SDK
• What Does Microsoft .Net Framework Mean to the Developers
• The Microsoft Visual Studio.Net
• About the Common Language Runtime (CLR)
• Language Support in Microsoft Visual Studio.Net
• Language Features of the .Net Framework
• ASP.NET Languages; VB.Net, C# Language Syntax
• What is ASP.Net? ASP.NET and Active Server Pages
• Web Form and Writing Basic ASP.Net pages

Week 2: Using Microsoft Visual Studio.Net Developing Web Pages

• Microsoft Visual Studio.Net Integrated Developing Environment
• Visual Studio.Net IDE Overview and Quick tour
• ASP.NET HTML Server Controls and Web Form Controls
• Performing Page Navigation; Passing Data Among Pages
• Introduction to New Input Validation Controls in ASP.Net

Week 3: Using ADO.NET to Access Data

• Overview of ADO.NET; Compare ADO.NET with traditional ADO
• Connecting to a Data Source: ADO Connection and SQLConnection
• Accessing Data with Data Reader and Datasets; The new feature of Datasets
• Calling Stored Procedures in ASP.Net Pages
• Data Binding Syntax and Data-Bound Controls

Week 4: Separating Code from Web Contents

• Advantages of Partitioning an ASP.NET Page
• Creating and Using Code-Behind Pages
• Creating and Using User Controls
• Creating and Using Components

Week 5: Developing an ASP.NET Web Application

• Requirements of a Web Application; E-Commerce design issues
• What is New in ASP.NET? Web Application structure
• Sharing Information Between Pages
• Securing an ASP.NET Application
• Set up authentication for an application in config.web
• Hands-on Lab for an E-Commerce Web Site