Corso MOC 2543
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- Codice Corso:
- MOC 2543
- Titolo:
- Core Web Application Development with Visual Studio 2005
- Durata:
- 3 giorni
- Documentazione:
- Courseware in lingua inglese Microsoft Learning n.2543
- Importo:
- 990 Euro+IVA
- Categoria:
- Visual Studio
Descrizione
Questo workshop ha l'obiettivo di dare ai partecipanti le conoscenze e le competenze necessarie allo sviluppo di applicazioni web ASP.NET 2.0 con Visual Studio 2005. In particolare gli argomenti trattati si focalizzano su interfaccia utente, struttura del sito web e sua funzionalit
Contenuti del Corso
| Creating a Web Application |
Visual Studio Web Site Types Default Event Handling in Web Applications Web Configuration Files |
| Programming a Web Application |
Event Handling in Web Applications Browser Capability Detection Page Header Retrieval Page-Level and Application-Level Error Handling |
| Adding and Configuring Server Controls |
HTML Controls and Web Server Controls Types of Web Server Controls Working with Web Server Controls The ASP.NET 2.0 Page Postback Model |
| Creating a Common Layout by Using Master Pages |
What Are Master Pages? What Are Content Pages? Nested Master Pages |
| Managing State for a Web Application |
ViewState Properties and ControlState Data Application and Session Objects Strategies for Managing Session State Data The Cache Object |
| Accessing and Displaying Data |
Database Connections and the Web.Config File Relational Data and Data Source Controls XML Data and Data Source Controls Object Data and Data Source Controls |
| Controlling Access to a Web Application |
Authentication for Web Applications Authorization for Web Applications Site Membership Systems Using the Membership Class Web Site Security Administration Using the Roles Class |
| Deploying a Web Application |
Using the Copy Web Site utility to deploy a Web application in a non-compiled state Using the Publish Web Site utility to deploy a precompiled version of the Web application Building Microsoft Windows( Installer packages to create a redistributable application with full setup logic |
| Making Web Applications Available to Mobile Devices |
Device Emulators for Mobile Web Forms Mobile Device Detection and Redirection Mobile Web Forms Device-Specific Features in Mobile Web Forms |
| Creating a Web Application |
Visual Studio Web Site Types Default Event Handling in Web Applications Web Configuration Files |
| Programming a Web Application |
Event Handling in Web Applications Browser Capability Detection Page Header Retrieval Page-Level and Application-Level Error Handling |
| Adding and Configuring Server Controls |
HTML Controls and Web Server Controls Types of Web Server Controls Working with Web Server Controls The ASP.NET 2.0 Page Postback Model |
| Creating a Common Layout by Using Master Pages |
What Are Master Pages? What Are Content Pages? Nested Master Pages |
| Managing State for a Web Application |
ViewState Properties and ControlState Data Application and Session Objects Strategies for Managing Session State Data The Cache Object |
| Accessing and Displaying Data |
Database Connections and the Web.Config File Relational Data and Data Source Controls XML Data and Data Source Controls Object Data and Data Source Controls |
| Controlling Access to a Web Application |
Authentication for Web Applications Authorization for Web Applications Site Membership Systems Using the Membership Class Web Site Security Administration Using the Roles Class |
| Deploying a Web Application |
Using the Copy Web Site utility to deploy a Web application in a non-compiled state Using the Publish Web Site utility to deploy a precompiled version of the Web application Building Microsoft Windows( Installer packages to create a redistributable application with full setup logic |
| Making Web Applications Available to Mobile Devices |
Device Emulators for Mobile Web Forms Mobile Device Detection and Redirection Mobile Web Forms Device-Specific Features in Mobile Web Forms |
Partecipanti
Questo corso
Prerequisiti
Per partecipare con profitto a questo corso
Obiettivi
Al termine del corso gli allievi saranno in grado di:
- creare una applicazione web;
- aggiungere e configurare controlli server;
- utilizzare master pages;
- accedere ai dati necessari e visualizzarli nella applicazione;
- controllare l'accesso alla applicazione;
- distribuire l'applicazione;
- creare una applicazione Web di tipo mobile.
- creare una applicazione web;
- aggiungere e configurare controlli server;
- utilizzare master pages;
- accedere ai dati necessari e visualizzarli nella applicazione;
- controllare l'accesso alla applicazione;
- distribuire l'applicazione;
- creare una applicazione Web di tipo mobile.
