WCF (Windows Communication Foundation)

WCF Essentials WCF Overview SOA Overview WCF architecture Essential WCF Concepts Addresses Contracts Bindings Endpoints Hosting Clients Contracts Designing and working with service contracts Contract overloading and inheritance Data Contracts Serialization Attributes

Versioning Collections & Generics Faults Errors and exceptions Fault Contracts Error handling Extensions Transactions Transaction Propagation Protocols and Managers The Transaction Class Declarative Programming Explicit Transaction Programming With Instance management Callbacks Security Authentication & Authorization Transfer Security Scenario-Driven Approach Concurrency Management

WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)

WPF Fundamentals WPF Overview WPF architecture Essential WPF Concepts: Logical and Visual Tree Dependency Properties Routed Events Command Class Hierarchy Data DataBinding Controlling Rendering Collections

Data Providers Customising Data Flow Resources Data Providers Customising Data Flow Resources Controls User Controls Custom Controls Custom Panels Interop Forms Win32 WinForms

WWF (Windows Workflow Foundation)

•  Overview of Windows Workflow Foundation •  Creating Sequential Workflows •  Creating State Machine Workflows •  Modifying Workflows at Runtime •  Creating and hosting a simple sequential workflow •  Passing parameters into a workflow •  Creating a state machine workflow •  Hosting the state machine workflow •  Explain Windows Workflow Foundation concepts and features. •  Create sequential workflows.

•  Create state machine workflows. •  Modify workflows at run time. •  Implementing Flow Control •  Defining and Executing Rule Sets •  Forward Chaining of Rules •  Changing Rules at Run Time •  Calling Methods on the Host Process •  Handling Events from the Host Process •  Consuming Services from a Workflow •  Publishing a Workflow as a Service

 

LINQ (Language Integrated Query)

Language Extensions Implicitly typed variables Extension methods Object initialization syntax Anonymous types Lambda expressions Introduction to LINQ LINQ expressions Using via extension methods Filtering Sorting Aggregation Joins Deferred Execution Benefits and drawbacks IEnumerable vs IQueryable Data Projection Single result value Existing types Anonymous types Grouping

LINQ to XML New XML classes Generating XML Querying XML Using data projection Combining with XPath LINQ to SQL Attributes and mapping Creating a DataContext Saving changes Inserts and deletes Transactions Concurrency Handling exceptions LINQ to Entities ADO.NET Entity Framework Differences from LINQ to SQL Available providers Defining an Entity Data Model (EDM) Database-first vs. Model-first

 

MVC (Model View Controller)

•  Introduction to MVC •  A Brief History of Web Development •  Traditional ASP.NET Web Forms •  Benefits of ASP.NET MVC •  MVC Architecture •  The MVC Pattern •  The MVC architecture pattern •  Domain models and Repositories •  Essential Language Features •  Automatically Implemented Properties •  Using Object and Collection Initializers •  Entity Framework •  Lambda Expressions •  Working with Controllers •  Introducing the Controller •  Model Templates

•  Templated View Helpers •  Using Metadata for Data Values •  Model Binding •  Default Model Binder •  Dealing with Binding Errors •  Model Validation •  Explicitly Validating a Model •  Displaying Validation Messages •  Alternative Validation Techniques •  Security and Authentication •  Working with Views •  Working with the ASPX eng •  Working with the Razor Eng •  Converting ASPX View to R •  Partial Views •  Adding Dynamic Content to a Razor View

 

Silverlight

Hosting Silverlight in the Browser Plugin positioning and Dimensions Silverlight control Object tag & options Using a XAML Splash Screen Customising the Installation experience Creating flexible layouts Window Resizing Panels Full-Screen Support Working with Services Creating Services for Silverlight Silverlight enabled WCF services Binary XML ADO.NET Data Services RESTful services with POX and JSON Consuming Services

WCF, ASMX ADO.NET Data Services Other Services (REST, POX) Secets and Duplex Services Cryptographic Services Choosing a O/R mapper to use with Silverlighurity restrictions Sockt EF LINQ to SQL Using .NET Rich Internet Application (RIA) Services Understanding .NET RIA Services Pros and cons Validation model and shared code Creating RIA Services applications Using the Data Form with RIA Services Using RIA services with other data bound controls Instance Management & Operation

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