XM110: XML Development in .NET Framework
(IDE & Language Neutral)
Description
The World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) XML technology is
a powerful new tool in building distributed application. Microsoft’s
.NET Framework embraces XML and uses it in everything from configuration
files to XML Web Services. As a .NET developer it is important
to become familiar with how .NET exposes functionality to work
with XML Data. This course will provide you with information to
read, write, validate, and manipulate XML data using the .NET
classes. It will show you how to build Windows application that
work with XML data, build XML Web Services, and import and export
XML data in Microsoft SQL Server.
3 days
of planned curriculum in an instructor-led, hands-on setting. Course includes:
10 modules of training 24+ hours of total training time... Over 600 pages of courseware Step-by-step hands-on-labs Sample code
Audience
Software developers who have experience building component-based
applications.
Prerequisites
This
course is best suited for individuals with a good understanding
of XML and the supporting technologies like DOM, XSLT, and XML
Schemas. Working
knowledge with the Visual Studio .NET IDE, a .NET language, and
the base classes in the .NET Framework. Knowledge
of SQL Server is beneficial but not required.
Headings
XML
in Visual Studio.NET XML in
the .NET Framework Reading
and Writing XML Streams The .NET
DOM Valid
XML Transforming
and Searching XML Data Access
with ADO.NET and XML XML and
SQL Server XML in
ASP.NET on the Web Web Services
and ASP.NET
10 modules of training