Microsoft AJAX
Training
Create scalable
Web applications
using Visual
Studio, ASP.NET
and Ajax
Leverage ADO.NET
and LINQ to
build a data
layer, custom
business
entities and
typed DataSets
Program a
stateless
business layer
with
transactional
.NET components
Create a more
responsive UI
using ASP.NET
Ajax, WCF Web
services and the
Ajax toolkit
Secure Web
applications
using forms
authentication
and the
membership API
Employ
distributed
sessions to
balance
performance and
scalability in a
Web farm.
Basics of AJAX
XMLHttpRequest
-
Understanding
the
XMLHttpRequest
-
Passing
parameters
through a
query string
and POST
-
Return data
from server
as XML and
Text
-
Rendering
return
values
through
javascripts
Asp.net 2.0
implementation
of AJAX
-
Asynchronous
callback
using
ICallbackEventHandler
-
Understanding
a clientside
callback
-
Creating and
registering
client
Scripting
callback
functions
-
Implementing
ICallbackContainer
in
WebControls
ASP.net AJAX
Extensions 1.0
Architecture
-
What is
ASP.NET AJAX
Extensions
-
ASP.NET AJAX
architecture
-
Creating a
simple
application
implementing
ASP.Net Ajax
1.0
-
Understanding
the entries
in the
web.config
file
Asp.net AJAX
Server framework
-
Understanding
the
ScriptManager
-
Understanding
the
UpdatePanel
-
Using
PostbackTrigger,
AsyncTriggers
-
Using
Multiple
UpdatePanel
Controls on
a Page
-
Disabling
Automatic
Triggers
-
Managing
Triggers and
Refreshing
an
UpdatePanel
Programmatically
-
UpdateProgess
Control
Using the
timer
control
ScriptManagerProxy
AJAX and
Webservices
Client Framework
Debugging and
Tracing AJAX
Code
-
Enable
debugging in
your browser
-
Attach the
Visual
Studio
debugger to
your
Internet
Explorer
instance, or
use external
tools to
debug in
other
browsers
-
Enable
debugging in
the
configuration
file
-
Setting
break points
to debug
client
scripts
-
Use the
methods of
the Sys
-
Debug class
to set
breakpoints
and handle
trace output
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