- Overview 1 Overview of the .NET Enterprise Servers 2. - Overview of the .NET Framework 21 The .NET Framework SDK 30. - Module 3: Microsoft .NET Enterprise. - This module provides students with an overview of the Microsoft ® .NET Enterprise Servers, the Microsoft .NET Framework, and the .NET development tools.. - Identify the role of each of the .NET Enterprise Servers in e-business solutions.. - Describe the .NET Framework.. - Describe the .NET Framework software development kit (SDK) components.. - Module 3, “Microsoft .NET Enterprise Servers, Framework, and Development Tools”. - Animation “Introduction to .NET Server Interoperability” in file 2260A_03A005.avi. - Overview of the .NET Enterprise Servers. - Introduce the concept of the .NET enterprise-level servers from Microsoft.. - Focus on only the features described in the module—each product provides many more features, but the ones covered in this module are the important ones for describing the role of each product in e-business .NET solutions.. - Overview of the .NET Framework. - Focus on the Web Services and ASP.NET at an overview level. - Ensure that the students understand that they will develop their e-business applications to take advantage of many of the features in the .NET Framework.. - Use the information on Web Services, ADO.NET, and ASP.NET to familiarize the students with these technologies and help them understand how these technologies can be used in an e-business solution. - The .NET Framework SDK. - In this module, you will be introduced to the new Microsoft ® .NET Enterprise Servers. - You will also learn about the Microsoft .NET Framework, including ASP.NET and Web Services. - Finally, the module provides an overview of the .NET Framework software development kit (SDK), which provides the tools for building .NET applications.. - Describe the .NET Framework SDK components.. - In this module, you will learn about the Microsoft .NET Enterprise Servers, Framework, and development tools.. - Multimedia: Introduction to .NET Server Interoperability. - Commerce Server 2000. - SQL Server 2000. - BizTalk Server 2000. - The .NET Enterprise Servers work together to provide the infrastructure and full functionality for your e-business solutions. - As such, each of the .NET Enterprise Servers plays a specific role in e-business solutions.. - The .NET Enterprise Servers consist of:. - In this module, you will learn about the features of the .NET Enterprise Servers and where they fit in to your e-business solutions.. - In this section, we will overview the .NET Enterprise Servers, which can be incorporated into e- business solutions.. - To see an animation on how the .NET Enterprise Servers interoperate with each other to provide an infrastructure for your e-business solutions, run the. - Introduction to .NET Server Interoperability media element on the Student Materials compact disc.. - The key point that the animation illustrates is the role of each of the .NET Enterprise Servers in the context of an e-business infrastructure around which you will build your e-business solutions.. - The key roles played by each .NET Enterprise Server are summarized as follows:. - Topic Objective To describe how the .NET Enterprise Servers interoperate with each other to provide an infrastructure for your e-business solutions.. - In this animation, you will see how the .NET Enterprise Servers interoperate with each other to provide an infrastructure for your e-business solutions.. - “Designing the Client Experience,” in Course 2260A, Designing E-Business Applications with Microsoft .NET Enterprise Servers.. - Commerce Server 2000 (continued). - Rich XML support, for integration with other .NET Enterprise Servers and with your customers and trading partners. - BizTalk Server 2000 fits into the .NET Framework to provide interoperability between the different layers in your solutions and between your business and your trading partners.. - “Exchanging Business Data,” in Course 2260A, Designing E-Business Applications with Microsoft .NET Enterprise Servers.. - What Is the .NET Framework?. - Web Services: Using ADO.NET. - What Is ASP.NET?. - The .NET Framework components can be used to build your e-business solutions. - This section introduces the .NET Framework. - In this section, you will learn about the .NET. - Base Classes ADO.NET: Data and XML. - ASP.NET User Interface Services Web. - The .NET Framework is a multi-language component-development and execution environment that consists of the following components:. - ADO.NET: data and XML ASP.NET. - The critical role of the .NET Framework—and what really sets it apart—is that it provides a unified environment across all programming. - Topic Objective To introduce the .NET Framework.. - The .NET Framework is a multi-language component- development and execution environment that consists of three main parts.. - The .NET Framework provides a unified, object-oriented, hierarchical, extensible set of class libraries (APIs) for developers to use. - Simply put, the .NET Framework unifies the disparate frameworks Microsoft has today. - But more than that, by creating a common set of APIs across all programming languages, the .NET Framework enables cross-language inheritance, error handling, and debugging. - ADO.NET: Data and XML. - ADO.NET is the next generation of ActiveX Data Object (ADO) technology.. - ADO.NET provides improved support for the disconnected programming model in which result sets are obtained and manipulated without requiring the database connection to be kept open. - ADO.NET optimizes the performance and data validation over the disconnected access offered by ADO. - ADO.NET uses XML to transfer DataSets (an in-memory data cache) between the various components of an enterprise solution. - ASP.NET. - ASP.NET builds on the programming classes of the .NET Framework, thereby providing a Web application model in the form of a set of controls and. - ASP.NET also provides infrastructure services, such as session state management and process recycling, that further reduce the amount of code a developer must write and increase application reliability. - ASP.NET also uses these same concepts to enable developers to deliver software as a service. - ADO.NET Provides Access to Both Relational and Non- Relational Data. - ADO.NET Datasets. - ADO.NET is included in the Web Services framework and allows access to relational and non-relational data.. - One of the new classes in the ADO.NET model is the DataSet. - Although ADO.NET provides high-performance stream APIs for connected cursor-style data access, it also provides a disconnected data model. - Topic Objective To introduce ADO.NET.. - Web Services use ADO.NET to access both relational and non-relational data.. - ASP.NET Has Been Completely Rebuilt to Support:. - ASP.NET is the next step in the evolution of ASP. - ASP.NET allows server-side code to be written either in a scripting language, such as VBScript or Jscript, or in a compiled language, such as Visual Basic or Microsoft C. - C# has been designed for the .NET platform and can be embedded in ASP.NET pages. - Each ASP.NET page is an instance of what is called the Page object, and has events such as Load and Unload that you can write code to respond to. - In addition, each ASP.NET control, application, and page that you write inherits from the Page class.. - There are new controls for use with ASP.NET. - Topic Objective To explain the new features in ASP.NET.. - ASP.NET is the next step in the evolution of ASP.. - ASP.NET includes a DataGrid control for binding an HTML table to a server- side ADO.NET object. - For additional flexibility, you can use the data-binding services provided by the ASP.NET DataBinder class to bind data to other data-aware controls, such as list controls.. - You will learn more about ASP.NET in Module 4, “Designing the Client Experience,” in Course 2260A, Designing E-Business Applications with Microsoft .NET Enterprise Servers.. - You will learn how to use both the DataGrid control and the DataBinder class in Lab 4, “Controlling the Presentation Tier with ASP.NET,” in Course 2260A, Designing E-Business Applications with Microsoft .NET. - The .NET Framework is available as part of the .NET Framework SDK. - It is a fundamental part of the .NET Framework. - All the .NET applications run against the Common Language Runtime.. - The SDK includes lots of sample code for ASP.NET and Windows Form- based applications. - The SDK contains a number of tools and utilities that can help in the development of .NET applications. - Topic Objective To introduce the .NET Framework SDK.. - The .NET Framework can be installed as part of the .NET Framework SDK.. - The .NET framework SDK provides the framework and sample code that allows developers to get hands-on experience with the .NET development environment.. - Because the .NET framework SDK is currently in the beta version, it must not be installed on a production machine.. - The .NET Framework SDK Beta 1 can be downloaded from http://msdn.microsoft.com/net/framework.. - Which .NET Enterprise Server provides a reliable and robust framework for application management?. - List the key components of the .NET Framework.. - Common Language Runtime, Base Classes, Web Services, and ASP.NET
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