Corso MOC 2548
Core Distributed Application Development with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

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Codice Corso:

MOC 2548

Titolo:

Core Distributed Application Development with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

Durata:

3 giorni

Documentazione:

Courseware ufficiale Microsoft Learning n.2548 in lingua inglese

Importo:

990 Euro+IVA

Categoria:

Visual Studio

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Contenuti del Corso

Building and Consuming a Simple XML Web Service	Technical Context of Web Services Components of Web Service Technology
Configuring and Customizing a Web Service	XML Serialization How to Use Complex Data Types in Web Services How to Use Attributes to Control Serialization How to Use Service Configuration Attributes Configuration Files
Calling Web Methods Asynchronously	The Need for Asynchronous Calls Options for Making Asynchronous Calls One-Way Methods
Building a Remoting Client and Server	Technical Context of Remoting Remoting Servers and Clients Important Components of Remoting
Creating and Serializing Remotable Types	Marshal by Value Marshal by Reference Version Compatibility for Remotable Types Generic Classes
Performing Remoting Operations Asynchronously	Asynchronous Methods Calling Remote Methods Asynchronously One-Way Methods Using Events in Remoting Applications
Managing the Lifetime of Remote Objects	Life Cycle of Remote Objects Lifetime Sponsors Lease Properties Leases and Exception Handling
Sending and Receiving Messages by Using Message Queuing	Understanding Message Queuing Creating a Message Queue and Sending a Message Receiving a Message and Posting a Response Using IIS with Message Queuing
Creating and Consuming Serviced Components	COM+ Services Implementing a Serviced Component Registering a Serviced Component Instantiating a Serviced Component
Building and Consuming a Simple XML Web Service	Technical Context of Web Services Components of Web Service Technology
Configuring and Customizing a Web Service	XML Serialization How to Use Complex Data Types in Web Services How to Use Attributes to Control Serialization How to Use Service Configuration Attributes Configuration Files
Calling Web Methods Asynchronously	The Need for Asynchronous Calls Options for Making Asynchronous Calls One-Way Methods
Building a Remoting Client and Server	Technical Context of Remoting Remoting Servers and Clients Important Components of Remoting
Creating and Serializing Remotable Types	Marshal by Value Marshal by Reference Version Compatibility for Remotable Types Generic Classes
Performing Remoting Operations Asynchronously	Asynchronous Methods Calling Remote Methods Asynchronously One-Way Methods Using Events in Remoting Applications
Managing the Lifetime of Remote Objects	Life Cycle of Remote Objects Lifetime Sponsors Lease Properties Leases and Exception Handling
Sending and Receiving Messages by Using Message Queuing	Understanding Message Queuing Creating a Message Queue and Sending a Message Receiving a Message and Posting a Response Using IIS with Message Queuing
Creating and Consuming Serviced Components	COM+ Services Implementing a Serviced Component Registering a Serviced Component Instantiating a Serviced Component

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