Enterprise Development In Visual Basic .NET Course
Course Description
This course is focused on the "back end" part of Enterprise programming, not the user interface. The sample applications are Windows applications, to keep the pre-requisites to a minimum. You’ll be able to use these same concepts as the back end to a web (ASP.NET) application, as well.
Course pre-requisites:
Comfort with the .NET Framework and coding in Visual Basic .NET, including how to compile and run applications in Visual Studio .NET.
Topics covered on the 3 day Enterprise Development In Visual Basic .NET course
Introduction to Enterprise Programming
- Characteristics of an Enterprise Application
- Asynchronous Programming and Threading
- Interoperability and Reuse
- Transactions
- Security
- The "ilities"
Asynchronous Programming
- Advantages of Asynchronous Programming
- The BeginSomething and EndSomething Function Calls
- The Sample Application
- Calling a Begin Function and Setting Up Notification
- Calling an End Function
- Calling a Web Service Asynchronously
Threading
- Threading Concepts
- Starting a Thread
- Passing Parameters to a Thread
- Getting Answers from a Thread
- Updating Form Values from the New Thread
- Marshalling to the Form Thread
- Thread Priorities
- Stopping a Thread
- Preventing Collisions
Enterprise Services Overview
- What Are Enterprise Services?
- Is COM Dead? Is COM+ Dead?
- What Is a Serviced Component?
- The Global Assembly Cache
- Interop: COM Calling .NET
- Deploying a COM Project that Calls .NET
- Interop: .NET Calling COM
- Interop: Pinvoke
Transactions
- Transaction Concepts
- Context
- A Transaction Example
- Using Transactions
- Ending a transaction
Role-Based Security
- What Is Role-Based Security?
- Checking Roles in Code
- Demanding Roles with Attributes
- Establishing Roles: Windows User Groups
- Enterprise Services Roles
- Establishing Roles with Component Services
Controlling Object Lifetime
- Resource Management and Dispose()
- Object Pooling
- Just in Time Activation
- Synchronization
- Lifetime Sample
- Combinations of Enterprise Services Attributes
Wrapping a Legacy App as a Web Service in COM+
- Why use COM+ to Expose a Web Service?
- Using Component Services to Expose a Web Service
- Requesting SOAP Support
- Using the Wrapped Component
Messages with MSMQ
- What Is MSMQ?
- Setting Up a Queue
- Sending a Message to a Queue
- Processing a Message from a Queue
- MSMQ Acknowledgments
- More Reliability Features
- MSMQ and Transactions
Components
- What Are Queued Components?
- Sample Application
- Creating the Component and the Interface
- Accessing the Recorder from a Client
- Handling Errors
- Loosely Coupled Events
Considerations for Scalability, Reliability, and the Other "ilities"
- High-Performance Enterprise Applications
- Availability
- Maintainability
- Manageability
- Performance
- Reliability
- Scalability
- Security
This is an instructor led training course taught in a classroom based environment.
Course Classification:
Technical Training Course
Course Fee = £1005 (excl.VAT)
Scheduled course dates
| May 2008 |
June 2008 |
July 2008 |
August 2008 |
September 2008 |
| 27-29 | 23-25 | 21-23 | 26-28 | 22-24 |
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If you want to attend the course but can't make the dates published then click here for details of our one-to-one training packages.
PTR Associates Limited
21A Peach Street, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 1XJ, United Kingdom
Tel: 0118 979 4000 Fax: 0118 979 4035
Email: training@ptr.co.uk
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