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AdvDN20 - Version: 1 Programming with Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 5 days course Description This course is a collection of topics in programming the .NET 2.0 Framework not related to specific .NET language (i.e. C#) or subject (i.e. DB, Web or GUI). During the course we will present essential topics like I/O, Metadata, Attribute, Threading, interoperability with existing code (WinAPI, COM) and more. Inside this syllabus you will find each lecture description. The overall purpose of this course is to let the basic .NET programmer, knowledge to become an expert one. Intended audience This course is the first non specific course after completing the C#/VB.NET basic course. Team leaders, Software engineers and programmers can enhance their .NET framework knowledge from course topics Prerequisites Before attending this course, participants must be well familiar with the .NET framework and .NET programming Language (C# or VB.NET). Objectives To know Advanced topics like using metadata through reflection, programming attribute, signing an assembly .NET 2.0 new features like Generics and Generics Collection will be also present in this lecture Have an extensive knowledge of the different .NET tools and mechanisms for multi-threading and asynchronous programming The student will have seen several demonstrations and will get some real practice in the various features The student will be able to correctly select the appropriate programming model and synchronization tools for a given project’s structure and state, as well as the practical tools to efficiently implement these selected features Basic I/O operation and file manipulation as well as the stream classes Serialization and de-serialization The mechanism of .NET remoting as well as the preferable models in different scenarios Alternatives to .NET remoting like Web services, Socket, TcpListener and more, and compare between these alternatives The fundamental of XML Web Services Have an extensive knowledge of the different .NET interoperability options The student will have seen several demonstrations and will get some real practice in the various technologies The student will be able to correctly select the appropriate interoperability model for a given project’s structure and state, as well as the practical tools to efficiently implement this selected model Topics .NET 2.0 Advance Topics .NET Essentials Quick overview .NET Framework concept (CLR, Jitter, FCL, GC, MSIL etc.) .NET Types (CTS, Boxing, Val vs. Ref) Object Oriented in .NET Delegates and Events Delegates Anonymous Methods Events Metadata and Reflection What is metadata? What is it used for? Querying Metadata using reflection Attributes. The concept of Attributes. .NET pre-defined attributes. User defined Attribute. Querying attributes using reflection Assembly and Deployment Assembly basics; the manifest Application Private assemblies Shared Assemblies: Strong names; Versioning, GAC XCopy deployment . msi deployment Generics Generic Types Constraints Generic and Inheritance Generic Methods Generics and Runtime Generics and Reflection Generic Collections Introduction to the .NET Framework Generic Collections Iterators Memory and Resource Management Resource management within the .NET framework. Garbage Collection optimizations Interacting with the Garbage Collector Threading and Asynchronous Programming Threading Introduction Why multithreaded applications? The basics of the Operating System threads management. Advantages and disadvantages of multithreaded programming The .NET Threads Architecture Application Domains. Thread Local Storage Managing Threads in the .NET:The Thread Class Starting and Managing Threads. Thread class states. The different Thread class properties and methods Threads Synchronization Problems The potential problems of multithreaded applications. Code, data and resources sharing problems. Race conditions. Dead Locks The .NET Threads Synchronization Tools The InterLock Class The Monitor Class The Mutex Class The AutoResetEvent Class The ManualResetEvent Class The ReaderWriterLock Class The .NET Asynchronous Programming Model The .NET Asynchronous Programming Design pattern Asynchronous Delegates: Initiating and Completing Asynchronous calls. Asynchronous File I/O Special Threads Issues Thread Pooling Threads and Winforms Threads and Interoperability I/O Management and Serialization Data Streams and Files Streams. Readers and Writer. Basic File I/O Serialization Serialization Scenarios. Serialization Attributes. Object Graph. Serialization Process. Serialization Example. Deserialization Example. Custom Serialization. Custom Serialization Example Introduction to Communication & Remoting .NET Communication overview Sockets, TcpListener, TcpClient, HttpRequest Introduction to .NET Remoting The .NET Remoting boundaries Machine, process, app domain Marshal by-ref objects (MBR) Marshal by-val objects (BMV) Channels and Formatters Tcp and Http Binary, Soap, Custom Remote object activation Remote object lifetime Lease .NET Remoting configuration files .NET Remoting vs. WebServices Introduction to XML Web Services Evolution of distributed application. Introduction to XML Web services. Understanding Web Technology. Understanding XML document and schema. XML Web Services concepts. HTTP fundamentals (GET, POST, SOAP). XML Web Service discovery (WSDL) Dynamic and static discovery XML Web Service proxy Building XML Web Services server Building XML Web Service consumer .NET Interoperability .NET Interoperability Overview Interoperability Goals. Interoperability Options. Using Pointers within C# Code Platform Invoke Calling regular C DLL functions. Marshaling Data Types Between Managed and Unmanaged Code. The DllImport Attribute. The MarshalAs Attribute. Strings Conversions Calling Win API functions. Handling pointers, structures and function pointers COM Interoperability Overview COM Interoperability Basics. The RCW and the CCW Using COM Components in .NET Applications Interop Assemblies. The TLBIMP Tool. Customizing Interop Assemblies. Primary Interop Assemblies. Using COM Objects with No Interop Assemblies. Error Handling. Threading Models Using .NET Components in COM Clients Assembly Registration: the RegAsm Tool The Type Library Exporter. Exposing .NET Class Interfaces for COM Clients. The AutoDispatch Class Interface Type Related courses App Security  |  ADO.NET2.0  |  ASP.NET 2.0  |  Winforms2.0  |  XML for Prog  |  .NET2.0 Intro  |  WS2.0/WSE3.0  |  .NETIntroT0  |

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