ASP.NET 3.5 Developer Deep Dive

Course modules and lessons include:

• Identify the components of the ASP.NET 3.5 Runtime Engine
• Explain the ASP.NET 3.5 compilation process
• Describe the benefits of dynamically and pre-compiled processes

• Explain how ASP.NET 3.5 and IIS provides a robust and extensible model to customize default behaviors
• Create HTTP Handlers and dynamically generate an image using an HTTP Handler
• Filter for application-level events using the HttpModule Class
• Dynamically configure Web 3.5 application settings
• Create custom configuration settings
• Extend the Web Site Administration Tools (WSAT)

• Inside the ASP.NET provider model architecture
• Identify provider patterns and describe the provider implementation
• Create and implement custom providers

• Implementing asynchronous pages
• Optimize long-running processes in ASP.NET
• Creating custom expressions
• Restrict the rendering of controls using the enterprise-level filters

• Introduction to Windows Workflow (WF)
• Controlling page flow
• Controlling the display of web pages
• Inside the Model View Controller framework
• Integrating workflow and web services
• Creating custom activities
• Using the MVC within a web application

• Working with the DOM
• Render an interface dynamically using JavaScript and DOM
• Handling browser events
• Adding client-side script to pages dynamically
• How synchronous and asynchronous requests work

• Solving problems with AJAX
• Examples of AJAX applications
• The AJAX Extensions architecture
• Client side script library and server extensions

• Implementing AJAX server controls
• Using the AJAX Control tool kit
• Implementing AJAX client controls
• Programming with client controls

• Introduction to Silverlight and WPF
• Inside the WPF architecture
• Designing Silverlight pages
• Interacting with the Silverlight control

• Inside ASP.NET Web Parts
• Personalizing a page with Web Parts
• Building Web Parts
• Creating Web Parts from server controls
• Adding Web Parts to a page at runtime
• Building connectable Web Parts
• Customizing Web Part zones

Querying Data Sources using Language Integrated Query (LINQ)

• Introduction to LINQ
• Link to SQL (DLINQ)
• Link to XML (XLINQ)
• Workshop: Query data sources with LINQ

• Creating web user controls
• Creating custom server controls
• Controlling design time support
• Deploying and applying licensing to custom server controls

• How Syndication works
• Introduction to WCF
• Using WCF to publish RSS/ATOM feeds

• About digital identities
• Enabling federated identity
• Building a claims-based authorization solution