| Course Description | |
| This course covers important topics in the .NET Framework for experienced Visual C++ programmers. Students learn important topics such as Managed Extensions,.Net classes and web programming, and how they differ from traditional C++ development.
Course Length: 5 Days Course Tuition: $1890 (US) |
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| Prerequisites | |
| Experience in application development or architecture, with a good knowledge of object-oriented programming in C++. The student should also have basic Internet literacy. | |
| Course Outline |
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• What is Microsoft .NET? What Is Microsoft .NET? Windows Development Problems Common Language Runtime Open Standards and Interoperability Communications Protocols The Roles of XML XML, SOAP, and Web Services ASP.NET .NET vs. Win32 The .NET Framework Managed Code and Data Multiple Language Development Visual Studio .NET • .NET Fundamentals The Magic of Metadata Attribute-Based Programming Metadata Types .NET Framework Class Library Interface-Based Programming Custom Serialization Everything Is an Object Common Type System ILDASM Language Interoperability Managed Code Assemblies Assembly Deployment JIT Compilation Web Services ASP.NET The Role of XML Performance • Managed C++ Programming C++ Managed Extensions The Hello World Program Compile at the Command Prompt The using Directive Standard Input/Output Formatting Strings The System::String Class Comparing Strings ToString Method The System::Array Class IndexOutOfRangeException Managed Array Initialization How to Create a Managed C++ Class Library Managed and Unmanaged Types The __gc Keyword Value Types Abstract Types Interfaces Boxing and Unboxing Primitive Data Types Delegates Properties Sealed Classes Managed Type Casting • Object-Oriented Programming in Managed C++ Object-Oriented Concepts Acme Travel Agency Case Study Case Study Design Reservable Abstract Class Reservation Abstract Class Broker Abstract Class ReservationResult Structure Broker::Reserve Method Lists of Reservations and Reservables Designing with Encapsulation Inheritance Hierarchy Running the Case Study HotelReservation Class HotelBroker Class Customers Class Customer Class TestHotel Class • Managed C++ and the .NET Framework System::Object Class Predefined .NET Interfaces ICloneable IComparable System::Array .NET Collections Using Queue Using Stack Using SortedList Delegates Delegates and Events • User Interface Programming Using Windows Forms Visual C++ GUI Limitations Windows Forms Demo: Creating a Windows Forms Application • Assemblies and Deployment Objects and Components Limitation of COM Components Components in .NET Assemblies Class Libraries Using Visual Studio Creating a Class Library Using a Class Library in Visual Studio References at Compile Time and Runtime Assemblies ILDASM Assembly Manifest Assembly Metadata Versioning an Assembly AssemblyVersion Attribute Strong Names Digital Signatures Verification with Digital Signatures Hash Codes Digitally Signing an Assembly Digital Signing Flowchart Private Assembly Deployment Assembly Cache Deploying a Shared Assembly GAC Windows Shell .NET Admin Tool Using a Shared Assembly Versioning Shared Components Digitally Signing after Compile Time How the CLR Locates Assemblies Resolving an Assembly Reference Multi-Module Assemblies • .NET Framework Classes Metadata Reflection Processes Threads .NET Threading Model Race Conditions Thread Synchronization Programming Monitor Synchronization of Collections Attributes Synchronization Attribute Input and Output in .NET Directories Files and Streams Read Command Write Command Serialization Garbage Collection |
• Programming with ADO.NET Using ADO.NET ADO.NET ADO.NET Architecture .NET Data Providers Programming with ADO.NET Interfaces .NET Namespaces Connected Data Access Connecting to SQL Server Connecting to an OLE DB Data Provider Using Commands Creating a Command Object ExecuteNonQuery Using a Data Reader Disconnected Datasets Data Adapters Command Builder Creating a Data Adapter and Generating Commands Filling the Dataset Displaying the Dataset Adding a Row to the Dataset Deleting a Row Changing a Row Updating the Database Creating a Dataset Manually Using XML Data XML Schema and Data Using XML with a Dataset • ASP.NET and Web Forms Limitations with C++ What Is ASP.NET? Web Application Fundamentals Creating a Virtual Directory An Echo Program ASP.NET Features Compiled Code Server Controls Browser Independence Separation of Code and Content State Management Web Forms Architecture Page Class Inheriting from Page Class Web Forms Page Life Cycle View State Web Forms Event Model Page Processing Page Events Page Properties Page Directive Tracing • ASP.NET and Web Services Web Service Protocols IIS and .NET Web Services A Client for the Add Web Service • ATL Server Applications ATL Server vs. ASP.NET ATL Server Architecture Creating an ATL Server Project ISAPI Extension DLL Web Application DLL Server Response Files Building the Project Running the Project Adding Another Handler Adding Programmatic Structures Additional Programming Features • .NET Security .NET Security and the Operating System The Security Story User-Based Security: Authentication User-Based Security: Authorization User-Based Security: Impersonation Code Access Security Security Policy Permissions Attributes Demanding Permissions Restricting Permissions Code Access Security Identity Internet Security Internet Information Server Passport Security SOAP Security .NET Role-Based Security Principals and Identities IIdentity WindowsIdentity .NET Windows Roles User Groups and Roles Creating Groups Modifying a Group Groups as Roles Checking for Roles Identity Classes Code Access Permissions Simple Permission Code Request Demanding Permission Passing Objects and Security How a Permission Request Works Strategy for Requesting Permissions More about .NET Security • Mixing Managed and Unmanaged Code Interoperating Between Managed and Unmanaged Code COM Interop and PInvoke Calling COM Components from Managed Code The TlbImp.exe Utility Wrapping a Legacy COM Server Register the COM Server OLE/COM Object Viewer Run the COM Client Import the Type Library (TlbImp.exe) The .NET Client Program Calling Managed Components from Legacy COM Client COM Callable Wrapper COM Binding The Managed COM Component Using Tlbexp.exe Using RegAsm.exe .NET COM Registry Entries The Legacy COM Client Platform Invocation Services Marshalling Out Parameters Translating Types Contact us for course schedules or more information. |
