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• AutoSizeChanged Event

• BackColorChanged Event

• BackgroundImageChanged Event

• BackgroundImageLayoutChanged Event

• BindingContextChanged Event

• CausesValidationChanged Event

• ChangeUICues Event

• Click Event

• ClientSizeChanged Event

• ContextMenuChanged Event

• ContextMenuStripChanged Event

• ControlAdded Event

• ControlRemoved Event

• CursorChanged Event

• DockChanged Event

• DoubleClick Event

• DragDrop Event

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• DragOver Event

• EnabledChanged Event

• Enter Event

• FontChanged Event

• ForeColorChanged Event

• GotFocus Event

• GiveFeedback Event

• HandleDestroyed Event

• HandleCreated Event

• ImeModeChanged Event

• HelpRequested Event

• Invalidated Event

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• MouseHover Event

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• MouseMove Event

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• Paint Event

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• PreviewKeyDown Event

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• Validated Event

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Migrating, Deploying, and Maintaining an Application (13 percent)

• Create a deployment plan. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Identify component-level deployment dependencies
  • Identify location of specific components for deployment
  • Determine a deployment method
  • Identify required assembly registration
  • Document the physical deployment of the application
• Analyze the configuration of the production environment. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Security environment
  • Database environment
  • Networking environment
  • .NET Framework versions
  • IIS versions
  • Hardware and software requirements
• Analyze performance monitoring data. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Identify performance spikes
  • Identify performance trends
  • Monitor and analyze resource usage
  • Monitor and analyze security aspects
• Analyze logs. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Review logs during deployment phase
  • Review logs to determine source of failure
  • Trace data to identify source of error

Stabilizing and Testing an Application (17 percent)

• Define a performance testing strategy. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Define how you will test an application’s performance under a specified load
  • Define how you will test an application’s behavior when specified load is exceeded
• Define a functional testing strategy. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Identify component interactions and dependencies
  • Define how you will test a component in isolation
  • Define how you will test a component’s interactions with other components
• Perform integration testing. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Run integration tests to determine whether the component interacts with other components as expected
  • Verify results
  • Test that endpoints are correct and service references are updated for communication methods such as WCF, Remoting, Web services, MSMQ, and Enterprise Services
• Perform a code review. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Perform a security review
  • Perform a functional review
  • Perform a performance review
  • Perform a regulatory compliance review
• Resolve a bug. This objective may include but is not limited to:
  • Analyze root cause for problems in code, such as exception handling issues, performance problems, security issues, resource usage issues, and features that do not perform as expected

Designing Application Components (23 percent)

• Create the high-level design of a component. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Establish the life cycle of a component
  • Define user interface for each component
  • Define interoperability requirements
  • Identify and extract reusable components
  • Document the design of a component by using pseudo code, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, activity diagrams, and state diagrams
  • Decide whether to require constructor input
• Define the internal architecture of a component. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Decide whether existing functionality can be implemented or inherited
  • Decide how to handle unmanaged and managed resources
  • Decide which extensibility features are required
  • Determine state management implementation
  • Decide whether a component must be multithreaded
  • Decide which functions to implement in the base class, abstract class, or sealed class
• Define the data handling for a component. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Define data access
  • Analyze data relationships
  • Analyze the data handling requirements of a component
• Consume components. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Identify reusable components
  • Handle unmanaged components;
  • Identify whether a component needs to be extended
  • Identify whether a component needs to be wrapped
  • Identify whether any existing functionality needs to be hidden
  • Test that reused components meet the specifications
• Define a strategy for exceptions and other component feedback. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Identify expected exceptions
  • Decide how to deal with expected exceptions
  • Decide how to deal with unhandled exceptions
  • Decide how to deal with WCF faults
  • Define other component feedback, such as events, callbacks, and messages
  • Define a reporting strategy

Designing and Developing an Application Framework (25 percent)

• Choose an appropriate implementation approach for the application design logic. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Choose data storage mechanisms
  • Choose data flow structure
  • Choose decision flow structure
  • State management techniques
  • Security implementation
  • Finalize component specification
• Define the interaction between framework components. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Determine types of clients that will access the application
  • Define data APIs, security APIs, abstract classes, class interfaces, and data contracts
  • Map data to object model
  • Messaging and transport methods such as WCF, Remoting, Web services, MSMQ, Enterprise Services
• Define a validation strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Define where in the framework each type of validation will happen
  • Choose a validation method
• Define an event-logging strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Choose a storage mechanism for logged events
  • Choose a system wide event logging method
  • Decide logging levels based on severity or priority
  • Define a reporting strategy
• Define a monitoring strategy for specific characteristics or aspects of an application. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Decide whether to monitor data
  • Decide which characteristics to monitor
  • Choose event monitoring mechanisms
  • Decide monitoring levels based on requirements
  • Choose a system-wide monitoring method from the available monitoring mechanisms
  • Define a reporting strategy

Envisioning and Designing an Application (21 percent)

• Analyze and refine the logical design of the application. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Clarify logical design
  • Evaluate the layers
  • Evaluate application workflow
  • Evaluate data flow diagrams
  • Evaluate performance
  • Evaluate maintainability
  • Evaluate extensibility
  • Evaluate availability
  • Evaluate design against use cases
  • Evaluate recoverability
  • Evaluate data integrity
• Analyze and refine the physical design of the application. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Evaluate the tiers
  • Evaluate migration strategy
  • Clarify physical design
  • Evaluate component specification
  • Evaluate performance
  • Evaluate maintainability
  • Evaluate extensibility
  • Evaluate scalability
  • Evaluate availability
  • Evaluate recoverability
  • Evaluate data integrity
• Analyze and refine the database design of the application. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Evaluate stored procedure requirements
  • Evaluate schema requirements
  • Identify whether triggers are required
  • Identify required data types
• Analyze and refine the integration strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Evaluate integration of application with other systems
  • Internal vs. external integration
  • Enable future integration with other systems
  • Evaluate WCF as an integration component
• Identify the appropriate technology. It may include but is not limited to:
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  • Identify the technology and format for messages
  • Identify the technology and format for required client interoperability
  • Choose a platform—Windows vs. Web
  • Choose a communication technology—Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), Web services, Remoting, message queueing
  • Define a component communication strategy
  • Recommend build vs. buy
  • Choose a platform—Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), ASP.NET, AJAX, Windows Forms, Windows service
• Analyze technical feasibility. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Develop a proof of concept
  • Perform a technical risk assessment
  • Recommend changes to the design to meet the same technical goals
  • analyze feasibility of design in planned environment;
  • determine whether the proposed design could integrate with other systems by using WCF
• Analyze security requirements. It may include but is not limited to:
  • Recommend an authentication method
  • Recommend an authorization method
  • Recommend a secure communication method

Designing for optimized performance (11 percent)

• Plan optimized data retrieval. It may include but is not limited to:
  • type data sets vs. un-typed data sets,
  • entity models,
  • ORM performance,
  • performance monitoring of tiers for latency and chunkiness (batch retrieval, multiple small calls),
  • roundtrip optimization,
  • caching of frequently used data (pick List data, drop down data, list boxes)

• Design state management. It may include but is not limited to:
  • storing application state,
  • storing user state,
  • managing server-side state

• Plan resource management. It may include but is not limited to:
  • memory,
  • GDI handles,
  • unmanaged resources,
  • resource disposition memory management,
  • resource planning (skill set to project tasks),
  • order of application component development

Designing the application architecture (17 percent)

• Plan a globalization and localization strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
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• Design for accessibility. It may include but is not limited to:
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  • tool tips

• Plan an application migration strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
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  • integrating with non-Forms applications

• Design n-layer architecture. It may include but is not limited to:
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  • design project structure (effective use of sub projects)

• Plan a component re-use strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • sharing common resources,
  • coupling of generic elements to specific elements,
  • Object-Oriented modeling techniques,
  • dealing with COM interoperability issues associated with existing legacy components

• Plan system resource management. It may include but is not limited to:
  • May include but is not limited to:
  • understand JIT or GAC caching

• Plan multi-threaded implementation and UI responsiveness. It may include but is not limited to:
  • implementing multi-threading and reporting progress,
  • updating the UI from a background thread

Planning application deployment and maintenance (11 percent)

• Select an installer. It may include but is not limited to:
  • ClickOnce,
  • MSI,
  • XCOPY,
  • third party (InstallShield)

• Plan for multiple-component application deployment. It may include but is not limited to:
  • bootstrap installation,
  • legacy applications,
  • application suite,
  • COM-visible assemblies

• Plan application re-deployment. It may include but is not limited to:
  • deploying Windows-based applications and updating,
  • deploying a patch (dependencies on service packs),
  • database synchronization (re-deployment of data in place [merge]),
  • preserving configuration,
  • unattended installation

• Plan database deployment. It may include but is not limited to:
  • existing or shared instance;
  • remote server;
  • DLL deployment;
  • shared GAC deployment;
  • embedded database

• Plan application removal. It may include but is not limited to:
  • clean uninstall,
  • uninstalling shared components,
  • uninstalling remaining components,
  • restoring client state,
  • clean or restore registry

• Plan a performance-monitoring strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • profiling,
  • tracing,
  • performance counters,
  • audit trails

• Plan an exception-management strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • implementing a framework for logging and exception handling,
  • error handling and reporting,
  • user feedback

Designing security implementation (15 percent)

• Design role-based security. It may include but is not limited to:
  • implementing security by using IPrincipal and IIdentity,
  • custom vs. platform security,
  • managing user functionality,
  • limit or gate access,
  • data decoupling,
  • designing security profiles
• Design data transmission and storage. It may include but is not limited to:
  • SSL,
  • encryption (offline data, password management)

• Design authentication and authorization. It may include but is not limited to:
  • login mechanism (domain user accounts, SQL Server user accounts),
  • role-based application configuration,
  • security auditing and logging,
  • file system rights and authorization,
  • Web service rights and authentication

• Plan Windows Vista compliance. It may include but is not limited to:
  • user application data directory (registry settings, isolated storage)

• Plan least-privileged execution. It may include but is not limited to:
  • User Access Control (UAC),
  • assembly authentication,
  • certificate management

Planning user interaction and presentation strategy (17 percent)

• Design application content flow. It may include but is not limited to:
  • user navigation,
  • user interface goals,
  • layout techniques (dynamic layout techniques),
  • components not part of control data class (ToolTipProvider, ErrprProvider, HelpProvider)
• Plan data capture. It may include but is not limited to:
  • validating input (type converters, regular expressions, apply business rules),
  • responding to mouse and keyboard input,
  • pick list (combo boxes, list boxes, auto-fill text boxes)

• Design a reporting strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • MicrosoftReportViewer,
  • CrystalReportViewer,
  • print classes,
  • embedded vs. external server-generated reports

• Design user interface components. It may include but is not limited to:
  • common dialog boxes,
  • designing navigation by using menus,
  • SDI and MDI (multiple monitor configuration, implementing master and detail),
  • single vs. multiple instances of the application,
  • implementing data binding,
  • abstracting with custom controls (abstract base classes),
  • using and creating user controls (extend a custom control to add functionality, creating a custom DataGridView column),
  • integrating with non-Forms UI elements

• Design a data-binding strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • populating from XML,
  • populating from SQL,
  • populating from object data source and entity
  • , lazy loads,
  • updating bound data (concurrency management, late commits, lazy commits),
  • data context

• Design forms inheritance.
  • May include but is not limited to:
  • visual inheritance,
  • functionality common across forms

Planning data management (17 percent)

• Plan data caching and persistence strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • retrieve data from disparate data sources (XML data, flat files, and relational databases, manage class-generated data, LINQ),
  • manage bulk imports and exports (ETL, data transformation),
  • choose appropriate data access layer,
  • manage data purity (re-validate data across trust boundaries),
  • manage data asynchronously,
  • leverage synchronization services,
  • connection management

• Select a data storage mechanism. It may include but is not limited to:
  • managing data cache,
  • managing data persistence (storing disconnected scenarios, managing offline data),
  • mapping database to local cache (loading all customers locally),
  • managing data state

• Plan application data sharing. It may include but is not limited to:
  • security,
  • target data engine,
  • target environment (workstation capabilities, OS, bandwidth, domain vs. workgroup, connectivity, reliability)

• Design a schema evolution management strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • managing data shared between forms and processes,
  • managing data synchronization (ADO.NET synchronization services),
  • drag and drop files or objects from outside sources

• Design a concurrency management strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • synchronizing an application with a schema

• Plan data access strategy. It may include but is not limited to:
  • database segmentation,
  • planning for concurrency and collision avoidance,
  • optimistic vs. pessimistic

Validating an application design against specifications (12 percent)

• Analyze the technical feasibility of application design. It may include but is not limited to:
  • architecture (Windows vs. ASP),
  • resourcing (staffing, skill sets, hardware, OS),
  • network capacity and distribution,
  • application extensibility,
  • existing applications,
  • exposing APIs,
  • timeframe,
  • integration of third-party controls,
  • applications,
  • external data sources
• Validate proof of concept. It may include but is not limited to:
  • evaluating the technical specification and comparing against the proof of concept
• Evaluate design against available resources. It may include but is not limited to:
  • cost,
  • timeframe,
  • resources (local vs. distributed teams),
  • hardware resources,
  • network resources,
  • customer infrastructure (required hardware such as servers, routers, and RAM and required software such as OS)
• Evaluate testing requirements. It may include but is not limited to:
  • stress testing,
  • testing against high activity and frequency of operations,
  • testing with a true representative sample,
  • building test cases

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Programming Web Applications (17 percent)

• Customize the layout and appearance of a Web page
  • ASP.NET Themes and skins overview
  • Control.SkinID
  • App_Themes folder
  • How to: Apply ASP.NET themes
  • How to: Apply ASP.NET themes programatically
  • How to: Define ASP.NET page themes
  • How to: Customising a web site using themes
  • <pages> element
  • @Page directive
  • Page.StyleSheetTheme
  • Page.Theme
  • ASP.NET MasterPages overview
  • Page.MasterPageFile
  • @MasterType directive
  • Nested ASP.NET MasterPages
  • How to: Reference ASP.NET MasterPage content
  • Working ASP.NET MasterPages programatically
  • Events in ASP.NET Master and Content pages
  • Page.Master property
  • ASP.NET Web Parts overview
  • WebPartZone class
    • Control overview
  • WebPartManager class
    • Control overview
  • WebPart class
  • Web Part Server controls overview
  • ASP.NET Web Parts life cycle
  • Walkthrough: Creating a web parts page
  • Web Parts page display modes
  • Web Parts personalization overview
  • Web Parts connections overview
  • Securing Web Parts pages
  • Using ASP.NET Server Controls in Web Parts Applications
  • Web Parts Control Description Files
• Work with ASP.NET intrinsic objects
  • Application object
  • HttpContext object
  • Response object
  • Request object
  • Server object
  • Session object
  • IIS Server variables
• Implement globalization and accessibility
  • Globalization overview
  • ASP.NET web page resources overview
  • Creating resources
  • Retrieve resource values programmatically
  • Using resources for localization
  • Page.Culture Property
  • Page.UICulture property
  • globalization element
  • Set the culture and UICulture
  • RegionInfo
  • App_GlobalResources folder
  • App_LocalResources folder
  • TabIndex
  • AccessKey
  • Image.AlternateText
  • Image.GenerateEmptyAlternateText property
  • Label.AssociatedControlID
  • Creating an accessible web site
  • Select an encoding for ASP.NET web page globalization
  • Accessibility support in ASP.NET
• Implement business objects and utility classes
  • App_Code folder
  • Shared code folders
  • codeSubDirectories element
• Implement state
  • ASP.NET caching overview
  • Cache class
    • Add items to the cache
  • Caching ASP.NET pages
  • Caching Application data
  • @OutputCache
  • Cache configuration in ASP.NET
  • Session state overview
  • Session State modes
  • Saving values in session state
  • Reading values from session state
  • Application state overview
  • ASP.NET Cookie overview
  • ASP.NET ViewState overview
  • Control state (in ASP.NET State overview)
  • Control State
  • Control State vs View State
• Handle events and control page flow
  • Page Events
  • Page.IsPostBack
  • Application Events
  • ASP.NET Web Server Control Event Model
  • Server Event handling overview
  • Session State events
  • Cross Page Posting
  • Response.Redirect
  • Server.Transfer
  • Redirecting users
  • AutoEventWireup
  • HTTP Handlers and Modules overview
  • @WebHandler
  • Register HTTP Handler
  • httpHandlers section

• Implement the Generic Handler
  • HTTP Handlers and HTTP Modules Overview
  • IHttpHandler
  • IHttpHandlerFactory
  • How to: Register HTTP Handlers
  • How to: Configure an HTTP Handler Extension in IIS.
  • Walkthrough: Creating and Registering HTTP Handler Factories.
  • ASP.NET Application Life Cycle Overview for IIS 7.0.
  • Walkthrough: Creating an Asynchronous HTTP Handler
  • How to: Configure an HTTP Handler Extension in IIS
  • How to: Register HTTP Handlers

Targeting Mobile Devices (5 percent)

• Access device capabilities
  • Device emulators
  • Mobile web development overview
  • Mobile device capabilities
• Control device-specific rendering
  • Device specific rendering
  • Device filtering overview
  • DeviceSpecific class
  • MobileCapabilities class
  • deviceFilters Element
  • Configuring a web application for multiple devices
• Add mobile Web controls to a Web page
  • StyleSheet class
  • StyleSheet control
  • List class
  • Getting started with ASP.NET Mobile controls
  • Creating custom mobile controls
  • User controls
  • Composite controls
  • Creating new styles
• Implement control adapters
  • CHthmlTextWriter class
  • XHtmlTextWriter class
  • Mobile text writer best practices
  • Browser definition file
  • Adapter mappings

Working with ASP.NET AJAX and Client-Side Scripting (15 percent)

• Implement Web Forms by using ASP.NET AJAX
  • ScriptManager control
  • ScriptManagerProxy control
  • Timer control
  • UpdatePanel control
  • UpdateProgress control
  • Partial Page Rendering overview
  • ASP.NET AJAX Overview
  • Client References namespaces
• Interact with the ASP.NET AJAX client-side library
  • Client script in ASP.NET
  • AJAX Life Cycle events
  • PageRequestManager
  • Web Server controls that use client script
  • Adding client capabilities to a web server control
  • Creating Custom Client Script using MS AJAX
• Consume services from client scripts
  • ScriptServiceAtribute
  • ScriptMethodAttribute
  • ServiceReference class
  • Using web services in ASP.NET AJAX
  • Exposing web services to client script
  • Calling web services from client script
• Create and register client script
  • RegisterClientScriptInclude method
  • RegisterClientScript block method
  • ScriptReference object
  • ScriptManager.Scripts property
  • Creating custom client script
  • Combining client scripts in a composite script
  • Adding client script dynamically to pages
  • Dynamically assigning script references
  • Embedding a Javascript files as a resource in an assembly

Troubleshooting and Debugging Web Applications (16 percent)

• Configure debugging and custom errors
  • ASP.NET Troubleshooting and debugging
  • Debugging in Visual Studio
  • Debugging preparation: ASP.NET Web Applications
  • Enable debugging in ASP.NET
  • Enable debugging on a remote server
  • Debugging deployed applications
  • Debug ASP.NET exceptions
  • CustomErrors element
  • CustomErrorsMode enumeration
  • Error element
• Set up an environment to perform remote debugging
  • How to set up remote debugging
  • Enable debugging on a remote server
  • Configuring IIS on Windows 2003 for debugging
  • Debugging deployed applications
• Debug unhandled exceptions when using ASP.NET AJAX
  • Client side script debugging
  • Enable and start script debugging in IE
  • Attaching to a script for debugging
  • Debug script objects
• Implement tracing of a Web application
  • ASP.NET Tracing Overview
  • trace element
  • View ASP.NET trace information with the Trace Viewer
  • Enable tracing on ASP.NET application
  • Enable tracing for ASP.NET page
  • Tracing walkthrough
• Debug deployment issues
  • ASP.NET IIS Registration Tool (Aspnet_regiis.exe)
  • ASP.NET side by side
  • Creating IIS Applications
• Monitor Web applications
  • ASP.NET Health Monitoring overview
  • System.Web.Management
  • Implement custom Health Monitoring events
  • Performance overview
  • Performance counters for ASP.NET
  • View ASP.NET performance counters how to
  • Monitoring ASP.NET performance

Working with Data and Services (17 percent)

• Read and write XML data
  • System.Xml Namespace
  • XmlDataDocument
  • XmlDocument
  • XmlReader
  • XmlWriter
  • XmlNamespaceManager
  • System.Xml.XPath Namespace
  • XPathDocument
  • XPathNodeIterator
  • Load XML Data in XML Web Server control
  • Transform XML using XSLT
  • XML Processing Options
  • Process XML using XPath
  • Writing XML with XmlWriter
  • Reading XML with XmlReader
  • XSLT Transforms
  • Manage namespaces with the XmlNamespaceManager
• Manipulate data by using DataSet and DataReader objects
  • DataSet
  • Commands and Parameters in ADO.NET
  • DataAdapters and DataReaders
  • Adding constraints to a DataSet
  • Creating a DataSet
  • Adding DataRelations
  • Merging DataSet contents
  • Typed DataSets
  • Using XML in a DataSet
  • DataSet events
  • DataReaders Overview in ADO.NET
  • DbDataReader
  • OdbcDataReader
  • OleDbDataReader
  • OracleDataReader
  • SqlDataReader
  • Retrieving data using a DataReader
  • Manipulating Data in ADO.NET
• Call a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service or a Web service from an ASP.NET Web page
  • App_WebReferences
  • Web Services Description Language Tool (Wsdl.exe)
  • WebServiceAttribute class
  • WebMethodAttribute class
  • Walkthrough Creating and using a Web Service
  • WCF and ASP.NET
  • Configuring WCF
  • WCF Bindings
  • System provided bindings
  • WCF Endpoints
  • Specifying an Endpoint address
  • Creating a service Endpoint in configuration
  • Creating a service Endpoint in code
  • Basic Profile 1.1
• Implement a DataSource control
  • AccessDataSource
  • EntityDataSource
  • LinqDataSource
  • ObjectDataSource
  • SiteMapDataSource
  • SqlDataSource
  • XmlDataSource
• Binding controls to data using data binding syntax
  • Data-binding expressions overview
  • ASP.NET Data Access overview
  • ASP.NET Data-Bound Server Controls overview
  • DataBinder.Eval
  • Binding to Databases
  • Binding to Business Objects
  • Binding to Hierarchical data

Configuring and Deploying Web Applications (10 percent)

• Configure providers
  • Personalization provider
  • Membership provider
  • Data Sources
  • AccessDataSource
  • EntityDataSource
  • LinqDataSource
  • ObjectDataSource
  • SiteMapDataSource
  • SqlDataSource
  • XmlDataSource
  • Data Source Web Server Controls overview
  • Site Map
  • Membership Provider
    • Configuring
  • Role Provider
    • Using
• Configure authentication, authorization, and impersonation
  • ASP.NET Authentication
  • Web.Config Authentication Settings
  • Web.Config Authorization Settings
  • Forms Authentication
    • Configuring
  • Windows Authentication
  • Impersonation
• Configure projects, solutions, and reference assemblies
  • ASP.NET Merge Tool (aspnet_merge.exe)
  • Global Assembly Cache Tool (Gacutil.exe)
  • Strong Name Tool (SN.exe)
  • Web Application Projects
  • Web Site Projects and Solutions
• Configure session state by using Microsoft SQL Server, State Server, or InProc
  • ASP.NET Session State Overview
  • ASP.NET State Management Comparison
  • Session-State Modes
  • Session State
  • Web.Config sessionState settings
  • InProc
  • State Server
  • SQL Server
    • ASP.NET SQL Server Registration Tool (Aspnet_regsql.exe)
  • Cookieless Sessions
  • Timeout
• Publish Web applications
  • ASP.NET Deployment Overview
  • Web Site Types Overview
  • Publish Web Site
  • Copy Web Site
  • File System Web Sites
  • FTP publishing
  • Local IIS Web Site
  • Remote IIS Web Site
• Configure application pools
  • Managing Application Pools in IIS 7
    • Creating an app pool
    • Change an app pool
    • Specify a .NET version for an app pool
    • Specify an identity for an app pool
  • Configuring application pools in IIS 6
  • Work Process Isolation in IIS 6
• Compile an application by using Visual Studio or command-line tools
  • ASP.NET Compilation Tool (aspnet_compiler.exe)
  • ASP.NET Merge Tool (aspnet_merge.exe)
  • Compiling MSIL to Native Code

Configuring and Deploying Applications (15%)

1. Configure the installation of a Windows Forms application by using ClickOnce technology
   • Install a Windows Forms application on a client computer
   • Install a Windows Forms application from a server
   • Configure the required permissions of an application
2. Install a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) browser application by using ClickOnce
3. Install a Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) application by using ClickOnce
4. Configure and work with Windows Vista User Account Control (UAC) by using ClickOnce deployments
5. Create a Windows Forms setup application
   • Configure setup project to add icons during setup
   • Set deployment project properties
   • Configure conditional installation based on operating system versions
   • Set appropriate Launch Conditions based on the .NET Framework version
   • Add custom actions to a setup project
   • Add error-handling code to a setup project
6. Set appropriate security permissions to deploy the application
   • Elevated Permissions
7. Configure Trusted Application deployments
8. Configure security features in an application
   • Configure code access security
   • Configure the application to work with UAC
   • Configure Windows Manipulation Permissions
   • Configure appropriate file access permissions for the application
   • Control printing security for the application

Deploying Windows Forms Controls (11%)

1. Create a composite Windows Forms control
   • Create properties
   • Create methods and events
   • Expose properties of constituent controls
   • Create custom dialog boxes
   • Customize a control’s paint and render
   • Set visibility at run time
   • Provide a toolbox bitmap
2. Create a custom Windows Forms control by inheriting from the control class
3. Create an extended control by inheriting from an existing Windows Forms control

Implementing Asynchronous Programming Techniques to Improve the User Experience (15%)

1. Manage a background process by using the BackgroundWorker component
   • Run a background process
   • Announce completion of a background process
   • Cancel a background process
   • Report on the progress of a background component
   • Request status of a background component
2. Change the appearance of a UI element by using triggers
3. Implement an asynchronous method
   • Create an asynchronous method
   • Create a new process thread
   • Implement advanced asynchronous techniques

Enhancing Usability (13%)

1. Perform drag and drop operations
   • Perform drag and drop within an application and across applications
   • Perform drag and drop by using the TreeView control
2. Implement globalization and localization for a Windows Forms application
   • Work with resource files for localization
   • Determine installed locales
3. Implement accessibility features
4. Create and configure multiple-document interface (MDI) forms
5. Create, configure, and customize user assistance controls and components
   • Configure the PropertyGrid component
   • Configure the ProgressBar control
   • Configure the StatusStrip control
   • Configure the ToolTip component
   • Configure the ErrorProvider component
   • Configure HelpProvider controls
   • Configure timer components
6. Persist Windows Forms application settings between sessions

Implementing Printing and Reporting Functionality in a Windows Forms Application (11%)

1. Manage the print process by using print dialogs
   • Configure print options at run time
   • Change printers attached to a user’s computer
   • Configure the PrintPreviewDialog control
   • Set page details for printing by using the PageSetupDialog
2. Construct print documents
   • Configure the PrintDocument component
3. Enable security features for printing in a Windows Forms application
   • Secure printing in Windows Forms
4. Create a customized Print Preview component
   • Setting the Document property to establish the document to be previewed
   • Add custom methods and events to a PrintPreview control

Integrating Data in a Windows Forms Application (22%)

1. Implement data-bound controls
   • Use the DataGridView control to display and update the tabular data contained in a data source
   • DataGridView control overview
   • DataGridView control technology summary
   • DataGridView control architecture
   • Use a simple data-bound control to display a single data element on a Windows Form
   • Implement complex data binding to integrate data from multiple sources
   • Types of binding in Windows Forms
   • Data sources supported by Windows Forms
   • BindingSource
   • BindingNavigator
   • IBindingList class
   • Navigate forward and backward through records in a DataSet in Windows Forms
   • Navigate data in Windows Forms
   • DataSets overview
   • DataSet designer
   • Creating a typed dataset
   • Define a data source by using a DataConnector component
   • BindingSource component overview
   • Bind a windows form to a factory object
   • Binding controls with BindingSource component using the designer
   • Create data forms by using the Data Form Wizard
   • Data Sources window
   • Displaying data in windows forms
2. Manage connections and transactions
   • Configure a connection to a database by using the Connection Wizard
   • Data Source configuration wizard
   • Configure a connection to a database by using Server Explorer
   • Server Explorer
   • Connecting to data with server explorer
   • Data connections with server explorer
   • Add new data connection in server explorer
   • User credentials in server explorer
   • Create a connection to SQL Server, Access, Oracle
   • Configure a connection to a database by using the Connection class
   • Connect to a database by using specific database Connection objects
   • OdbcConnection class
   • OleDbConnection class
   • OracleConnection class
   • SqlConnection class
   • Handle exceptions when connecting to a database
   • SqlErrorCollection class
   • DbException class
   • OdbcException class
   • OleDbException class
   • OracleException class
   • SqlException class
   • Perform transactions by using the Transaction object
   • DbTransaction object
   • OdbcTransaction class
   • OleDbTransaction class
   • OracleTransaction class
   • SqlTransaction object
   • Local transactions in ADO.NET
3. Create, add, delete, and edit data in a connected environment
   • Retrieve data by using a DataReader object
   • DbDataReader class
   • DataTableReader class
   • OdbcDataReader class
   • OleDbDataReader class
   • OracleDataReader class
   • SqlDataReader class
   • DataAdapters and DataReaders in ADO.NET
   • Retrieve data using the DataReader
   • Build SQL commands in Server Explorer
   • Query and View designer tools
   • Create queries
   • Expressions in queries
   • Types of queries
   • Query with parameters
   • Build SQL commands in code
   • Configuring Parameters and Parameter Data Types (ADO.NET)
   • Generating commands with Command Builders
   • Set and get parameters for Command objects
   • Create parameters for a Command object
   • DbCommand class
   • OdbcCommand class
   • OleDbCommand class
   • OracleCommand class
   • SqlCommand class
   • CreateParameter method
   • Configuring Parameters and Parameter Data Types (ADO.NET)
   • Perform database operations by using a Command object
   • Retrieve data from a database by using a Command object
   • ExecuteDbDataReader method
   • ExecuteReader method
   • ExecuteScalar method
   • CommandBehavior enumeration
   • Perform asynchronous operations by using a Command object
   • BeginExecuteNonQuery method
   • BeginExecuteReader method
   • BeginExecuteXmlReader method
4. Query data from data sources by using LINQ
   • LINQ to SQL
   • LINQ to Objects
   • LINQ to XML
   • LINQ to ADO.NET
   • LINQ to DataSet
   • LINQ to Entities
5. Create, add, delete, and edit data in a disconnected environment
   • Create a DataSet graphically
   • DataSets in Visual Studio
   • DataSet designer
6. Manage XML by using the XML Document Object Model (DOM)
   • XML Document Object Model
   • Types of XML Nodes
   • Read XML data into the DOM
   • Reading an XML Document into the DOM
   • Load Data from a reader
   • Modify an XML document by adding and removing nodes
   • Modify nodes
   • Write data in an XML format by using the DOM
   • Saving and writing a document
   • Handle DOM events
   • Event Handling in an XML Document Using the XmlNodeChangedEventArgs
7. Read, write, and validate XML by using the XmlReader class and the XmlWriter class
   • Read XML data
   • Elements
   • Attributes
   • Read specific elements or attributes
   • Reading Attributes
   • Reading Elements
   • XmlTextReader class
   • XmlNodeReader class
   • XmlValidatingReader class
   • XmlWriter class
   • XmlTextWriter class