ASP.NET Advanced Training

This ASP.NET training course includes:

• ASP.NET Advanced Training (6 CD-ROMs)
• Reference Text Book with over 600 pages

This ASP.NET Advanced Training course provides over 12 hours of instruction covering topics including:

• Repeater and DataList Controls, Crystal Reports, Web Security,
• State Management, Mobile Web Apps, Web Services, XML,
• Deployment Techniques & much more.

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Special Offer: This ASP.NET Course Includes a 5 User License.
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ASP.NET Advanced Training

Multimedia CD-ROM Based Training:
With CD-ROM based training, the lectures were video taped and then digitized and presented to you in Full Motion Video, Audio, & Graphics.

System Requirements: 486/200 mhz (minimum), CD-ROM Drive, 32 MB RAM, Sound Card. Available Hard Disk Space 200 MB. Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, or Windows XP.

Alison Balter is a highly experienced independent trainer and consultant, specializing in Windows applications training and development. During her seventeen years in the computer industry, she has trained and consulted with many corporations and government agencies. Alison is a regular contributing columnist for Access/Office/Visual Basic Advisor as well as other computer publications. She is also a regular on the Access and Visual Basic national speaker circuit. She was also one of four speakers on the Microsoft Visual Basic/Visual Studio World Tour.

COURSE OUTLINE - ASP.NET ADVANCED TRAINING
Includes: 6 CDs & Reference Text Book
Running Time: Approx. 12 Hours

ASP.NET Advanced Phase I
1.0 Using the Repeater Control
1.1 Introduction to List-Bound Controls
1.2 How Does the Repeater Control Work?
1.3 Creating the Repeater Example
1.4 More Advanced Repeater Features
2.0 Using the DataList Control
2.1 Introducing the DataList Control
2.2 Add the Control’s Data Source
2.3 Adding the Full Item Template
2.4 Using the DataList Control’s Properties
2.5 Adding the EditItem Template Section
2.6 Add Event-Handling Code

ASP.NET Advanced Phase II
1.0 Using Crystal Reports
1.1 Crystal Reports Overview
1.2 Creating a Report
1.3 Viewing the Report
1.4 Selecting Specific Rows 
2.0 Creating User Controls
2.1 Why Create User-Defined Controls
2.2 Creating a Header Control
2.3 Creating a Navigation Control
2.4 Creating More Complex User Controls
2.5 Defining and Raising Events
3.0 Other ASP.NET Controls
3.1 More Server Controls
3.2 The CheckBoxList and RadioButtonList Controls
3.3 The Calendar Control
3.4 The AdRotator Control
3.5 The Literal Control
3.6 The Placeholder Control

ASP.NET Advanced Phase III
1.0 State Management in ASP.NET
1.1 Investigating State Management
1.2 Using the Session Object
1.3 Using Cookies
1.4 Isomg the VoewState Property
1.5 Cookieless Sessions
1.6 ASP.NET State Service
1.7 SQL Server State Management
1.8 What’s Changed from ASP
2.0 Introduction to Web Security
2.1 Overview of Web-Based Security
2.2 Forms-Based Authentication
2.3 Supporting Authorization

ASP.NET Advanced Phase IV
1.0 Creating Mobile Web Applications
1.1 Reviewing the Status Quo
1.2 Introducing the Microsoft Mbile Internet Toolkit (MMIT)
1.3 How Does MMIT Work?
1.4 Creating the Sample Applications
1.5 Working with the ObjectList Control
1.6 Adding Validation Controls
2.0 Development and Deployment Techniques
2.1 Development Techniques
2.2 Deploying ASP.NET Applications

ASP.NET Advanced Phase V
1.0 Introduction to XML 
1.1 Why XML?
1.2 Getting Started with XML
1.3 XML Document Structure
1.4 XML Schema
2.0 Introduction to XML Web Services
2.1 Programming Across the Web
2.2 Doing XML Web Services the Hard Way
2.3 Doing XML Web Services the Easy Way
2.4 Examples of Web Services
3.0 Creating and Consuming XML Web Services
3.1 Creating a Simple XML Web Services
3.2 Consuming a Web Service
3.3 Creating a Useful Web Service

ASP.NET Advanced Phase VI
1.0 Consuming Web Services Asynchronously
1.1 Reviewing Web Services
1.2 Consuming a Web Service Synchronously
1.3 Consuming a Web Service Asynchronously
2.0 Securing Web Services
2.1 Securing Web Services
2.2 Windows Integrated Authentication
2.3 Windows Basic Authentication
2.4 Custom SOAP Authentication
2.5 Client Certificates
2.6 IP Address Restriction