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ASP.NET 2 Training

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This ASP.NET 2 Training course uses the free Visual Web Developer Express Edition tool available from Microsoft to introduce ASP.NET dynamic web application development. The free SQL Express (also from Microsoft) is used for the database and best practice is encouraged throughout. You need to know about static web sites. Some knowledge of a web coding language (e.g. old-style ASP or JavaScript) would help. Visual Basic (VB) is used as the coding language, but very little code is written by hand.

ASP.NET 2 Course Content

Introduction to ASP.NET 2 and Visual Web Developer

Introduction to the tools and concepts of ASP.NET 2
Overview of SQL Express and data source management

Building Web Sites

Creating a Web Site
Adding Web Pages
Add a Page Load Event Handler
Working With HTML

Data Bound Controls

Adding a GridView Control
Examining a SQL Data Source
Binding Data Bound Controls
Examining the HTML

Object Data Binding

Adding a Data Layer Class
Configuring the Object Data Source
Binding the Object Data Source to the GridView
Adding Update Functionality to create, update and delete data

Master Pages

Overview of Master Pages and Content regions
Creating a Master Page
Setting Up a Menu Control and building a sitemap file
Adding a New Page that uses the Master Page
Converting an Existing Web Page to use the Master Page

Page Output and SQL Dependency Caching

Overview of SQL efficiency considerations
Using Page Output Caching
Using SQL Express Dependency Caching

Authentication and Authorization

Setting Up the Login User Interface
Using the Web Site Administration Tool to create roles and users
Running Your Secure Site

Web Parts

Preparing to Add Web Parts so users can personalise their pages
Adding Controls To Web Zones
Adding Editor Zones and Catalog Zones

ASP.NET 2 Coding

Understanding the construction of ASP.NET 2 websites
Overview of XML
Overview of Objects, Properties/Members, Methods and Events
Benefits of abstract code writing strategies