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The ASP.NET Time Tracker Starter Kit application (referred to as "Time Tracker" for rest of this white paper) is a line-of-business application allowing users to track the time worked on projects. Additionally, the application enables project managers to better track the status of projects they manage by viewing users time entries and detailed reports for those time entries. |
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This document discusses some of the security mechanisms and configuration options available to administrators to help secure your ASP.NET applications and reinforce the integrity of the Web server. |
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This guide presents a practical, scenario driven approach to designing and building secure ASP.NET applications for Windows 2000 and version 1.0 of the .NET Framework. It focuses on the key elements of authentication, authorization and secure communication within and across the tiers of distributed .NET Web applications. |
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Learn how to develop the next generation of Web applications with ASP.NET and Visual Studio .NET. This session covers the fundamental concepts and techniques that you need to start building an ASP.NET application. Learn how to build complete ASP.NET applications, including how to access data via ADO.NET or Web services and how to create the necessary UI to display it. In addition, this session covers deployment and performance tuning techniques. |
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Visual Studio .NET and the Windows Server System provide the best platform for extending the reach and life of existing legacy systems running on AS/400s and Mainframes. See why .NET is the best tool available for breathing new life into legacy systems by exposing them as Web services, building smart client applications that integrate with them, and extending their reach to the Web using ASP.NET. Take a look at options for migrating your existing COBOL source code to the .NET Framework. See how a real-world scenario from a major investment banking and brokerage firm. |
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Some ADO.NET sessions focus on the object model and .NET Framework classes and not on specific data access tasks that ADO.NET can solve. This session assumes youre somewhat familiar with the ADO.NET object model and want to see how to address the common tasks your application is likely to perform. Focus on getting connected in an ASP and Windows application, how to setup and run ad hoc queries as well as parameter-driven stored procedures, with and without returned parameters. See how to bind to DataReaders and DataSets and when it makes sense to use each. See how to fill and bind to a ListBox and a DataGrid and how to update the data, even when the query is the result of a complex join. |
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ASP.NET is a managed framework that facilitates building server-side applications based on HTTP, HTML, XML and SOAP. To .NET developers, ASP.NET is a platform that provides one-stop shopping for all application development that requires the processing of HTTP requests. |
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Topics: IIS Basics, ASP - where it falls short, CLR Basics, ASP.NET Basics, ASP.NET and OOP, Type Anatomy. |
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Learn about the contracts that XML Web services describe between systems using standard XML technologies (XML, XSD, WSDL, and SOAP), and dig into exactly how XML Web services are implemented in ASP.NET. Burrow through the layers and understand the complexities of the SOAP protocol, and see how the .NET Framework insulates us from those complexities. Examine the business ramifications of XML Web services, as well as sniff the network to explore actual Web services on the wire. This session is for both the savvy business person and the technical person. Explore new ways to think about enabling your business on the Web, and explore directories and command-line tools you didnt know existed. Hear how Web services enabled communication between internal systems at a top 10 U.S. financial institution. Leave understanding the benefits of XML Web services for your business, having a much deeper understanding about the philosophy and reasoning behind XML Web services, and the tips and tools required to a build a service quickly with Visual Studio .NET |
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