C++ programming Training : .NET Framework Using C++/CLI

.NET Framework Using C++/CLI

C++ programming Training Overview

This three-day course is designed to provide a sound introduction to the .NET Framework for programmers who already know the C++/CLI language and the fundamentals of Windows Forms. It is current to .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005. The course focuses on core portions of the .NET Framework that are common across many application areas. The course is practical, with many examples. The goal is to equip you to begin building significant applications using the .NET Framework.

C++ programming Training Audience

Experienced application developers or architects.

C++ programming Training Prerequisites

The student should be an experienced application developer or architect with a working knowledge of C++/CLI, including building simple GUIs with Windows Forms.

C++ programming Training Course duration

3 Days

C++ programming Training Course outline

.NET Fundamentals

What is Microsoft .NET?

Open Standards and Interoperability

Windows Development Problems

Common Language Runtime

Attribute-Based Programming

Metadata

Types

NET Framework Class Library

Interface-Based Programming

Everything is an Object

Common Type System

ILDASM

ILDASM in .NET SDK

Language Interoperability

Managed Code

Assemblies

Assembly Deployment

ASP.NET and Web Services

The Role of XML

Performance

Class Libraries

Objects and Components

Limitation of COM Components

Components in .NET

Class Libraries at the Command Line

Monolithic versus Component

Class Libraries Using Visual Studio

References in Visual Studio

Startup Project and Dependencies

Efficient Debugging of References

References at Compile Time and Run Time

Specifying Version Numbers

Assemblies and Deployment

Assemblies

Simple Bank

ILDASM

Assembly Manifest

Assembly Dependency Metadata

Assembly Metadata

Versioning an Assembly

AssemblyVersion Attribute

Strong Names

Digital Signatures

Verification with Digital Signatures

Hash Codes

Digitally Signing an Assembly

Digital Signing Flowchart

Signing the BankLib Assembly

Signed Assembly Metadata

Private Assembly Deployment

Assembly Cache

Deploying a Shared Assembly

Signing Using Visual Studio

.NET Framework Configuration Tool

Versioning Shared Components

How the CLR Locates Assemblies

Resolving an Assembly Reference

Version Policy in a Configuration File

Configuration Tool and Config

Finding the Assembly

Metadata and Reflection

Metadata

Reflection

Compiler Options and Reflection

System::Reflection::Assembly

System::Type

System::Reflection::MethodInfo

Dynamic Invocation

Late Binding

I/O and Serialization

Input and Output in .NET

Directories

Files and Streams

�Read� Command

Code for �Write� Command

Serialization

Attributes

.NET Programming Model

Garbage Collection

Finalize Method

Deterministic Cleanup

Garbage Collection Performance

Generations

Processes

Threads

.NET Threading Model

Race Conditions

Thread Synchronization Programming

Monitor

Synchronization of Collections

Application Isolation

Application Domain

Application Domains and Assemblies

AppDomain

CreateDomain

App Domain Events

.NET Security

The Internet and .NET Security

Code Access Security

Role-Based Security

.NET Security Concepts

Configuring Security in .NET

Caspol.exe

Policy Levels

Code Groups

Standard Code Groups

Other Assemblies

Programming Code Access Security

Evidence-Based Security

Host and Assembly Evidence

Enumerating Evidence

Imperative CAS Using Evidence

EvidenceCASClient Program

DoSomethingForClient Method

Verifiable Assemblies

Running over the Intranet

Configuring LocalIntranet_Zone

Permissions

IPermission Interface

IPermission Demand Method

IPermission Inheritance Hierarchy

Stack Walking

Assert

Deny

PermitOnly and Revert

Other CAS Methods

ZoneIdentityPermission Class

Declarative CAS

Interoperating with COM and Win32

Interoperating Between Managed and Unmanaged Code

Managed and Unmanaged Code

COM Interop and PInvoke

Calling COM Components from Managed Code

The TlbImp.exe Utility

TlbImp Syntax

Using TlbImp

OLE/COM Object Viewer

Run the COM Client

Implement the .NET Client Program

Import a Type Library Using Visual Studio

Platform Invocation Services (Pinvoke)

Marshalling Output Parameters

Translating Types

Database Programming Using ADO.NET

ADO.NET

ADO.NET Architecture

.NET Data Providers

Programming with ADO.NET Interfaces

.NET Namespaces

Connected Data Access

Connecting to an OLE DB Data Provider

Using Commands

Creating a Command Object

ExecuteNonQuery

Using a DataReader

Disconnected Datasets

Data Adapters

Command Builder

Main Program

Creating a Data Adapter and Generating Commands

Filling the Dataset

Displaying the Data Set

Adding a Row to the Data Set

Deleting a Row

Changing a Row

Updating the Database

Data Bound Controls

DataGridView Control

Performing a Query

Creating a DataSet Manually

Manual DataSet Code

Using XML Data

XML Schema and Data

Using XML with a DataSet