Programming with .NET Framework 2.0

Introduction to .NET Programming

.Net Concepts

• Framework
• Common Language Runtime
• Base Class Library
• Common Type System (CTS)
• Intermediate Language
• Assemblies
• Namespaces

Programming with C#

• Variables
• Comments
• XML Documentation
• Constants
• Keywords
• DataTypes
• Reference Types
• Control Statements
• Conditional Statements
• Switch Statement
• Loops
• Jump Statements
• Goto
• break
• Continue
• Return
• Arrays

Programming with VB.NET

• Variables
• Comments
• Constants
• Keywords
• Data Types
• Control Statements
• Conditional Statements
• If Statement
• Select Case Statement
• Loops
• The For Loop
• The while Loop
• The do…Loop
• The For Each Loop
• Arrays
• Option Explicit
• Option Strict

Exception handling in C#/ VB.NET

• Important Classes

Object Oriented Programming (OOP)

• Class
• Object
• Encapsulation
• Inheritance
• Polymorphism
• Abstract Class and Function
• Interface
• Constructors

Developing Windows Forms Applications

Objective of this module
Windows Forms

• Why Windows Forms?
• Windows Form Layout options
• Walkthrough: Creating Simple Windows Form application
• Form Members
• Form Code Behind
• Startup Form
• Modal and Modaless Forms

Standard Controls – Windows Application

• Labels
• Textboxes
• RichTextBox
• Button
• CheckBox
• RadioButton
• ComboBox
• PictureBox
• ListBox
• ImageList
• ListView
• TabControl
• MenuStrip
• DataGridView
• DatePicker

Event Handlers

• Creating Event Handlers
• Default Event Handlers
• Associating Event Handlers at Run Time
• Order of events
• MDI Forms
• Dialog Forms
• Visual Inheritance
• Inheriting a Form
• Custom Controls
• Walkthrough: Creating Address Control

Developing Web Applications using ASP.NET 2.0

• Objective of this module
• First things first
• Creating ASP.NET Application
• Components an ASP.NET Application
• ASP.NET Page Processing
• Server Controls
• State Management
• Master Pages
• User Controls and Custom Controls
• Site Navigation
• Themes
• Caching
• Configuration
• Globalization and Localization

Data access with ADO.NET and XML

• Objective of this module
• First things first
• Introduction to ADO.NET
• Data Structures and Data Access Components
• Data Binding
• Data Access using XML

Web Services and Windows Services

• Objective of this module
• First things first
• Introduction to ADO.NET
• Data Structures and Data Access Components
• Data Binding
• Data Access using XML

Security, Deployment, Introduction to .NET

Objective of this module
Security

• Authentication
• Authorization
• Impersonation
• Code Access Security
• Deployment

Introduction to .NET Framework 3.0

• Windows Presentation Foundation
• Windows Communication Foundation
• Windows Workflow Foundation
• Windows Card Space

Introduction NET Framework 4.0

• Major Changes in .Net 4.0
• ControlRenderingCompatibilityVersion Setting in the Web.config File
• ClientIDMode Changes
• HtmlEncode and UrlEncode Now Encode Single Quotation Marks
• ASP.NET Page (.aspx) Parser is Stricter
• Browser Definition Files Updated
• System.Web.Mobile.dll Removed from Root Web Configuration File
• ASP.NET Request Validation
• Default Hashing Algorithm Is Now HMACSHA256
• Configuration Errors Related to New ASP.NET 4 Root Configuration
• ASP.NET 4 Child Applications Fail to Start When Under ASP.NET 2.0 or ASP.NET 3.5 Applications
• ASP.NET 4 Web Sites Fail to Start on Computers Where SharePoint Is Installed
• The HttpRequest.FilePath Property No Longer Includes PathInfo Values
• ASP.NET 2.0 Applications Might Generate HttpException Errors that Reference eurl.axd
• Event Handlers Might Not Be Not Raised in a Default Document in IIS 7 or IIS 7.5 Integrated Mode
• Changes to the ASP.NET Code Access Security (CAS) Implementation
• Membership User and Other Types in the System. Web. Security Namespace Have Been Moved
• System. Web. Security Types for Passport are Obsolete
• The Menu Item. PopOutImageUrl Property Fails to Render an Image in ASP.NET4
• Menu.StaticPopOutImageUrl and Menu.DynamicPopOutImageUrl Fail to Render Images When Paths Contain Backslashes
• Disclaimer